PNW power system / Grand Coulee Dam / Canal Plant / building AC / /
IndustryTerm
theoretical hydro-thermal power systems / potential secondary energy / residual energy / average monthly energy load / Energy-critical means / high energy-to-peak ratio / firm energy / nonfirm9 energy / minimum energy value / energy benefit / nonfirm energy / nonfirm energy sales / average critical period firm energy / nonfirm hydro energy / energy / provisional energy / firm monthly energy / non-firm energy / secondary energy / period energy / firm energy/peak capability / hydro+thermal energy / average energy / average energy capability / aMW energy / hydroelectric dominated utilities / energy critical power systems / usable nonfirm energy / generation occurring at-site / firm energy capability / variable and less valuable nonfirm energy / surplus firm energy / usable energy / energy value / /
NaturalFeature
Long Lake / Columbia River Treaty river / Peace river / Columbia River / Priest Lake / Kootenay River / Columbia River stream / /
Organization
Inland Empire Waterways Association / Canadian government / CRT Operating Committee / External Affairs Committee / Standing Committee on External Affairs / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Canadian Department of External Affairs and Northern Affairs / Permanent Engineering Board / Congress / Regional Advisory Council / International Joint Commission / Treaty Operating Committee / Bonneville Power Administration / Wenatchee / Federal Power Commission / Corps of Engineers PNW Water Management Branch / House of Commons / /
Person
Charles Luce / Sure / How Treaty / Gordon MacNabb / W.A.C. Bennett / Duncan Outflows / Determination / Prin / Arrow / Asst / Ivan White / /
Position
Priest / Premier / Principal Power Coordination Engineer / consultant / General / Secretary of State / author / businessmen / Administrator / BC Premier / negotiator / /
Four Little-Known Points about the Columbia River Treaty by John M. Hyde1 Introduction: The purpose of this paper is to explain four little-known points about the Columbia River Treaty (CRT) relating to original expectat