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Industry publication, December 2001

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McGraw-Hill construction and engineering trade publication; appears unrelated to 9/11 environmental records.

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Oklahoma, the Midwest, the Southeast 9. TRACTEBEL POWER nies. It was founded as an electrical engi­ and California. Net equity ownership: 16,730 Mw neering and utility company in the 1890s The goal is to add 20,000 Mw by 2004. Location: 1177 W. South Loop in Belgium and, until World War I, had But Duke’s aggressive project develop­ Houston, Texas 77227 an extensive worldwide business operat­ ment effort has run into setbacks in nione: 713-552-2036 ing powerplants and building electric Florida, where a state court voided regu­ Far 713-522-2364 tramways. Not until the late 1980s did the latory approvals for two major projects, Web^e: www.tract0b0lpowerlno.com firm again venture into the global arena, although others have been approved. PresMent/GEQ; Wes Sohattner acquiring small projects in the U.S. There The company also has faced criticism in TRACTEBEL DEVELOPS, ACQUIRES, and in Canada, it now has 16 operating California for alleged market manipula­ builds, owns and operates powerplants, plants totaling 1,413 Mw, two plants in tion, but it refutes the charges. gas pipelines, and distribution compa- construction totaling 812 Mw, and three projects planned totalling 2,660 Mw. Under a new global strategy, Trac- tebel’s primary focus is in North America. RCI Power and Industrial Division It started building merchant power proj­ ects in Texas, the Northwest and the is focused on your power development requirements. Southeast, and has purchased a liquid natural gas importing business in Boston to support its generation activities. Choctaw, Miss., wfil be home to a 462-Mw lignite-fired plant, while a new 350-Mw gas-fired plant will open in Ennis, Texas. i 5 10. PSEG POWER UC Net equity ownership: 16,468 Mw Location; 80 Park Plaza Newark, NJ 07101 Phone; 973-430-7000 ‘■■':'H‘Y<D'RCT Website: www.ps0g.eom COGENERATION ; PresWenVeOO: Frank Cassidy ’FOSSI:L~R&IEEE'D-: PSEG PARTICIPATES IN THE COMPETITIVE

T TURBINE < WIND power industry through two unregulated units, PSEG Power LLC and PSEG Global. The former develops and acquires mer­ chant plants in North America and mar­ kets their output. In the next three years, -IS PSEG expects its portfolio to grow to between 18,000 and 20,000 Mw, up from 13,710 Mw. PSEG Global operates mainly Ik in overseas markets, although it has also developed and acquired U.S. projects, and continues to own and operate them. PSEG has 27 operating U.S. plants, totaling 17,924 Mw and three under con­ struction totaling 2,686 Mw. PSEG Power originally received 10,200 Mw of fossil and nuclear capacity under a corporate restructuring. In addition, the firm pur­ chased a 400-Mw fossil-fired plant in New RCI Power & Industrial Division - Providing Turnkey EPC York in 2000, and is developing a 750-Mw combined-cycle plant at the same site. Capabilities to Owners and Developers of Power Generation Projects PSEG is developing four combined- cycle plants in Newjersey and Ohio, total­ From Simple-Cycle Gas Turbine, Combined-Cycle and Co-Generation ing 3,636 Mw. PSEG Power agreed in 2000 projects to Fossil-Fueled Steam Turbine, Hydroelectric, Solar, and to buy 10,000 Mw of gas and steam tur­ Wind Power, RCI has the experience, strength, and fast-track foc.us bines from GE Power Systems for $863 that is required to meet today's energy development challenges. million, to be used for future expansion. PSEG had $764 million in 2000 net in­ Recognized for its leadership in the design, construction, and come and expects to increase earnings commission of major turnkey projects, RCI stands ready to deliver 7% annually.

Tha above material wae excerpted from “202 Indepen­ dent Power Companies,” published by Platts, a division 1216 - I40TH AVE COURT E • SUMNER. WA 98390 PHONE: (253) 863-5200 FAX: (253) 859-5702 Construction rX^llGroup of The McGraw-Hill Cos. For more Information, please call toll-free In the U.S. and Canada: 877-288-8897: all www.rci-9r0up.com others, please call 212-438-3054.

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