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Water ComparedData SourcesData Sources (continued)Page I TitleSource41 Total 20-Year Infrastructure Need U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Drinking Water(1995) Infrastructure Needs Survey (1997).41 Current SDWA and SDWA- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Drinking WaterRelated Need (1995) Infrastructure Needs Survey (1997).41 Current Assets and Projected U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Community WaterNeed for the Water Industry System Survey (1997) and U.S. Environmental Protection(1995) Agency, Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs Survey (1997).46 Water Systems in the United U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Community WaterStates (1995) System Survey (1997).46 Water Systems and Service Environmental Protection Agency, Community Water SystemConnections (1995) Survey (1997).47 Historical Pattern of Ownership M. N. Baker, "Water-Works," in Edward W. Bemis, ed.,in the Water Industry (1800 to Municipal Monopolies (1899).1896)47 Privately Owned Water Systems U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Community Waterby Type (1995) System Survey (1997).48 Electric Utilities: Ownership, Energy Information Administration, Electric Sales and RevenueSales, and Revenues (1996) 1996 (1997).48 Community Water Systems: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Community WaterPublic v. Private Ownership System Survey (1997)(1995)56 Gas Delivered for the Account of Energy Information Administration, Annual Energy Review 1996,Others (1986 to 1995)Table 6.5 (http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/aer/contents.html).56 Monthly Natural Gas Prices Energy Information Administration, Natural Gas Monthly,(1994 to 1997) December 1996 and November 1997. Table 4.57 Industrial Natural Gas Delivered Energy Information Administration, Natural Gas Monthly,On Account of Others (1996) November 1997 (http://www.eia.doe.gov/fuelnatgas.html).Indicates sales not on system.57 Commercial Natural Gas Energy Information Administration, Natural Gas Monthly,Delivered On Account of Others November 1997 (http://www.eia.doe.gov/fuelnatgas.html).(1996) Indicates sales not on system.60 Economics of Wheeling: Estimates prepared by Eugene H. Owen, Baton Rouge WaterIllustration of Transmission Costs Company (Presented at the Annual SEARUC Conference, Juneas a Percentage of Wholesale 1998).Commodity Costs by Sector (I 00-mile transmission)60 Economics of Wheeling: Estimates prepared by Eugene H. Owen, Baton Rouge WaterIllustration of Distance at Which Company (Presented at the Annual SEARUC Conference, JuneTransmission Costs Equal 1998).Commodity Costs (miles)62 Market Share of Toll Service Federal Communications Commission, Statistics of CommonRevenues (1984 to 1996) Carriers, 1996/1997. Table 1-5.62 Interstate Telephone Service Federal Communications Commission, Carrier Locator: InterstateProviders (1997) Service Providers (1997).63 Telecommunications Operating Federal Communications Commission, Statistics ofRevenue by Service Category Communications Common Carriers, 199611997.(1970 to 1996)<strong>NAWC</strong> 152 September 1998
Water ComparedData SourcesData Sources (continued)Page Title66 Employment by Utility Sector(1947 to 1997)74 Electric Restructuring PolicyInitiated or Pending (1997)74 Natural Gas UnbundlingInitiatives (1997)SourceU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Employment Statistics(www.bls.gov).Appendix A.Appendix A.<strong>NAWC</strong>153 September 1998III
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