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Projected Capital and Financing Requirements and Other Potential Initiatives<br />

The <strong>Authority</strong> currently estimates that it will expend approximately $998 million for various capital<br />

improvements over the five-year period 2011-2015, some of which have already been made as of the date<br />

of this Official Statement. The <strong>Authority</strong> anticipates that these expenditures will be funded by existing<br />

construction funds, customer receipts, internally generated funds, and additional borrowings of<br />

approximately $___ million during the period 2011-2015. It is anticipated that such borrowings will be<br />

used to fund costs associated with the modernization of the Lewiston Pump-Generating Plant at the Niagara<br />

Project, and an upgrade of the Moses Adirondack Transmission Lines 1 and 2 (see “PART 2―THE<br />

AUTHORITY’S FACILITIES―Generation―Niagara”; “PART 2―THE AUTHORITY’S<br />

FACILITIES―The <strong>Authority</strong>’s Transmission System”).<br />

The <strong>Authority</strong>’s projected capital requirements for the period 2011-2015 are set forth below:<br />

Estimated Total<br />

Expenditures Over<br />

5-Year Period<br />

2011-2015<br />

(in millions)<br />

Projects<br />

Plant Modernization (Lewiston Pump, St. Lawrence) ................. $ 230<br />

Moses Adirondack 1 and 2 Transmission Line ............................ 110<br />

Switchyard Modernization Program .......................................... 94<br />

Transmission Initiative .............................................................. 84<br />

Relicensing Compliance/Implementation .................................. 57<br />

Niagara Stator Rewind and Restack Project .............................. 39<br />

IT Initiatives .............................................................................. 24<br />

Niagara Unit 2 and 13 Standardization ...................................... 22<br />

Fleet .......................................................................................... 16<br />

500-MW Plant Upgrades ........................................................... 9<br />

Other (projects less than $9 million) .......................................... 313<br />

Total .......................................................................................... $ 998<br />

In addition, the <strong>Authority</strong>’s capital plan includes the provision of $1.05 billion in financing for energy<br />

service projects to be undertaken by the <strong>Authority</strong>’s governmental customers and other public entities in the<br />

State (see “PART 2―ENERGY SERVICES”). The <strong>Authority</strong> has several other potential initiatives in<br />

varying stages of review and/or development which if they come to fruition will involve significant<br />

additional capital and/or operating expenses. These initiatives include the transmission line between Bergen<br />

County, <strong>New</strong> Jersey and midtown Manhattan currently under construction by HTP for which the <strong>Authority</strong><br />

has entered into a firm transmission capacity purchase agreement; consideration of two off-shore wind<br />

generating facilities, one in the <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> waters of the Great Lakes and the other in the Atlantic Ocean off<br />

of Long Island; and the potential development of 100 MW of solar photovoltaic systems throughout the<br />

State. See “PART 2―POWER SALES―Marketing Issues and Development―Items (9), (10), (11), (12).”<br />

The construction costs of any other future facilities or any other improvements to existing facilities may<br />

be financed with the proceeds of additional Obligations, as defined in the General Resolution (see ‘‘PART<br />

2—APPENDIX 1—SUMMARY OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE GENERAL RESOLUTION’’),<br />

or other debt issued by the <strong>Authority</strong> or through the use of existing construction funds or internal sources.<br />

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