Comment on the Fish and Wildlife Draft Cost Savings Methodology

The Fish and Wildlife Committee is seeking comment on the Fish and Wildlife Draft Methodology to Identify and Review Projects for Cost Savings (Cost Savings Methodology) and spreadsheet.

This methodology sets forth the process whereby the Northwest Power and Conservation Council (Council), in coordination with Bonneville and with input from project sponsors, will identify and review on a regular basis projects for potential close-out or significant cost reduction, in order to redirect funding for new or other projects.

Please email comments to Kendra Coles by Friday, June 26th.

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