Northwest Power Planning Council (U.S.)
Variant namesThe Northwest Power Planning Council is a four state regional planning body formed by Congress in 1980 (The Pacific Northwest Regional Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act; P.L. 96-501) to make regional conservation and electric power plans.
From the guide to the Northwest Power Planning Council records, 1979-1987, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)
The Northwest Power Planning Council is a four state regional planning body formed by Congress in 1980 (The Pacific Northwest Regional Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act; P.L. 96-501) to make regional conservation and electric power plans.
These plans are to be implemented by the Bonneville Power Administration. It is composed of two representatives from each member state: Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana. Originally known as the Pacific Northwest Electric Power and Conservation Planning Council, in October 1981 the name was shorten to Northwest Power Planning Council.
From the description of Northwest Power Planning Council records [manuscript], 1979-1987. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 744595195
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| associatedWith | Evans, Daniel J., 1925- | person |
| correspondedWith | Trulove, William Thomas. | person |
| associatedWith | Washington Public Utility Districts' Association. | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | Washington Wilderness Coalition. | corporateBody |
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| Northwestern states |
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| Electric power |
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| Energy policy |
| Energy policy |
| Oregon |
| Wildlife conservation |
| Wildlife conservation |
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Corporate Body
Active 1978
Active 1983
