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Attachment 13 ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* ALMOND 2 POWER PLANT 09-AFC-2C Turlock Irrigation District ALAMITOS ENERGY CENTER 13-AFC-01C AES ALLIANCE CENTURY ENERGY 01-EP-04C FACILITY Clarion Energy West, LLC ALLIANCE DREWS ENERGY 01-EP-05C FACILITY Clarion Energy West, LLC ALMOND II POWER PLANT 09-AFC-02C Turlock Irrigation District BLYTHE ENERGY PROJECT 99-AFC-08C AltaGas/Blythe Energy Inc BLYTHE ENERGY / 99-AFC-08C TRANSMISSION LINE AltaGas/Blythe Energy Inc BLYTHE SOLAR POWER 09-AFC-06C NextEra Energy Resources PROJECT BORDER PROJECT 01-EP-14C CalPeak Power-Border, LLC BOTTLE ROCK GEOTHERMAL 79-AFC-4C AltaRock Energy CALISTOGA GEYSER 81-AFC-1C Calpine Corporation CAMPBELL COGENERATION 93-AFC-3C SPA SMUD So California Public Power CANYON POWER PLANT 07-AFC-9C Authority CARLSBAD ENERGY CENTER 07-AFC-6C Carlsbad Energy Center LLC COLUSA GENERATING 06-AFC-9C STATION PG&E COSUMNES POWER PLANT 01-AFC-19C SMUD *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project Owner includes the business en certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The Applicant is responsible for listing all Project Owners that meet the listed on this Attachment 15. CPV SENTINEL ENERGY 07/AFC-3C PROJECT Attachment 13 CPV Sentinel, LLC RFQ-19-703 Page 1 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* CROCKETT COGENERATION 92-AFC-1C Crocket Cogeneration LLC DELTA ENERGY CENTER 98-AFC-3C Calpine Corporation DONALD VON RAESFIELD 02-AFC-3C City of Santa Clara EL SEGUNDO REPOWER 00-AFC-14C El Segundo Energy Center LLC ELK HILLS POWER PLANT 99-AFC-1C Elk Hills Power, LLC ENTERPRISE 01-EP-10C Calpeak Power-Enterprise, LLC GATEWAY GENERATING 00-AFC-1C STATION PG&E GENESIS SOLAR ENERGY 09-AFC-8C PROJECT NextEra Energy Resources GILROY COGENERATION 84-AFC-4C Calpine Corporation GILROY ENERGY CENTER 01-EP-08C Calpine Corporation GRANT GEYSER 82-AFC-1C Calpine Corporation HANFORD PEAKER PLANT 01-EP-07C AltaGas San Joaquin Energy LLC HENRIETTA PEAKER 01-AFC-18C AltaGas San Joaquin Energy LLC HIGH DESERT POWER PLANT 97-AFC-1C High Desert Power Project LLC HUMBOLDT BAY GENERATING 06-AFC-7C STATION PG&E *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project owner includes the business ent certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The applicant is responsible for listing all project owners that meet the on this Attachment 15. Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 2 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* HUNTINGTON BEACH ENERGY 12-AFC-2C AES Huntington Beach Energy INDIGO GENERATION FACILITY 01-EP-02C Diamond Generating Corporation IVANPAH SOLAR 07-AFC-4C NRG KERN RIVER COGENERATION 82-AFC-2C FACILITY Chevron Power Holdings Inc. KING CITY COGENERATION 85-AFC-5C Calpine Corporation KING CITY ENERGY CENTER 01-EP-06C Calpine Corporation LA PALOMA GENERATING La Paloma Generating Company 98-AFC-2C PROJECT LLC LAKE VIEW GEYSER 79-AFC-1C Calpine Corporation LARKSPUR ENERGY FACILITY 01-EP-01C Diamond Generating Corporation LODI ENERGY CENTER 08-AFC-10C Northern California Power Agency LOS ESTEROS CRITICAL 03-AFC-2C ENERGY FACILITY Calpine Corporation LOS MEDANOS ENERGY 98-AFC-1C CENTER Calpine Corporation So Cal Public Power Auth MAGNOLIA 01-AFC-6C (SCPPA) MALBURG GENERATING 01-AFC-25C STATION Bicent (California) Malburg LLC *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project owner includes the business ent certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The Applicant is responsible for listing all project owners that meet the on this Attachment 15. Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 3 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* MARIPOSA ENERGY PROJECT 09-AFC-3C Mariposa Energy LLC MARSH LANDING GENERATING 08-AFC-3C STATION NRG Energy METCALF ENERGY CENTER 99-AFC-3C Calpine Corporation MIDWAY PEAKING PROJECT 06-AFC-10C Midway Peaking, LLC/Cogentrix MIDWAY SUNSET 85-AFC-3C COGENERATION Midway Sunset Cogeneration Co MOJAVE SOLAR PROJECT 09-AFC-05C Mojave Solar LLC MOSS LANDING POWER 99-AFC-4C PLANT Dynegy Moss Landing LLC MOUNTAINVIEW GENERATING Southern California Edison 00-AFC-2C STATION Company NCPA # 1 GEOTHERMAL 79-AFC-2C Northern California Power Agency NCPA #2 GEOTHERMAL 81-AFC-3C Northern California Power Agency ORANGE GROVE ENERGY 08-AFC-4C CENTER J Power OTAY MESA ENERGY CENTER 99-AFC-5C Calpine Corporation LLC PALOMAR ENERGY PROJECT 01-AFC-24C SDG&E PANOCHE ENERGY CENTER 06-AFC-5C Panoche Energy Center, LLC. PASTORIA ENERGY FACILITY 99-AFC-7C Calpine Corporation *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project owner includes the business ent certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The applicant is responsible for listing all project owners that meet the on this Attachment 15. Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 4 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* PIO PICO 11-AFC-1C PPEC, LLC PROCTER & GAMBLE 93-AFC-2C COGENERATION SCA SMUD QUICKSILVER GEYSER 79-AFC-5C Calpine Corporation RICE SOLAR ENERGY 09-AFC-10C PROJECT SolarReserve LLC ROSEVILLE ENERGY PARK 03-AFC-1C City of Rosevillle RUSSELL CITY ENERGY 01-AFC-7C CENTER Calpine Corporation SEGS 3-7 87-AFC-1C NextEra SEGS 8 88-AFC-1C Terra-Gen, LLC SEGS 9 89-AFC-1C Terra-Gen, LLC SMUD GAS PIPELINE PROJECT 92-AFC-2PC SMUD SOCRATES GEOTHERMAL 79-AFC-03C Calpine Corporation SONOMA GEYSER 80-AFC-1C Calpine Corporation STANTON ENERGY Stanton Energy Reliability Center, 16-AFC-01C RELIABILITY CENTER LLC SUNRISE POWER PROJECT 98-AFC-4C Sunrise Power Company, LLC SUTTER ENERGY CENTER 97-AFC-2C Calpine Corporation SYCAMORE COGENERATION 84-AFC-6C FACILITY Chevron Power Holdings Inc. TRACY COMBINED-CYCLE 01-AFC-16C AltaGas San Joaquin Energy LLC VALERO 01-AFC-5C Valero Refining Company - CA *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project owner includes the business ent certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The applicant is responsible for listing all project owners that meet the on this Attachment 15. WALNUT CREEK ENERGY 05-AFC-2C PARK Walnut Creek Energy, LLC Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 5 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PROJECT NAME CEC DOCKET# PROJECT OWNER* WALNUT ENERGY CENTER 02-AFC-4C Turlock Irrigation District WATSON COGEN 85-AFC-1C Watson Cogeneration Company *The Energy Commission compiled the list of project owners based on the application for c Energy Commission. This list may be incomplete. Project owner includes the business ent certification or petition to amend, all of its parent companies and subsidiaries, and investo ownership interest. The applicant is responsible for listing all project owners that meet the on this Attachment 15. Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 6 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PLANT OPERATOR Turlock Irrigation District AES Southland Development, LLC Alliance Energy Marketing, LLC Alliance Energy Marketing, LLC Turlock Irrigation District Altagas Blythe Operations, Inc. AltaGas Blythe Operations Inc Blythe Solar 110 LLC (U1) Blythe Solar II LLC (U2) CalPeak Power-Border, LLC Bottle Rock Power, LLC Geysers Power Company, LLC EthosEnergy City of Anaheim NRG California Peaker Operations LLC PG&E EthosEnergy certification or petition to amend filed with the ntity responsible for filing the application for rs of the business entity with fifty percent or more e definition above, including project owners not Diamond GeneratingAttachment 13Corporation RFQ-19-703 Page 7 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PLANT OPERATOR NAES Corporation Delta Energy Center, LLC Silicon Valley Power NRG El Segundo Operations Inc. California Resources Corporation CalPeak Power-Enterprise, LLC. PG&E Genesis Solar, LLC Gilroy Cogeneration Plant Gilroy Energy Center, LLC Geysers Power Company, LLC MRP San Joaquin Energy LLC AltaGas San Joaquin Energy LLC High Desert Power Project LLC PG&E certification or petition to amend filed with the tity responsible for filing the application for rs of the business entity with fifty percent or more definition above, including project owners not listed Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page 8 of 12 On Call DCBO ATTACHMENT 13 Project List PLANT OPERATOR AES Southland Development, LLC Diamond Generating Corporation NRG Chevron Power Holdings Inc. King City Cogeneration Plant Gilroy Energy Center, LLC La Paloma Generating Company LLC Geysers Power Company, LLC Diamond Generating Corporation Northern California Power Agency Los Esteros Critical Energy Facility LLC Los Medanos Energy Center LLC Burbank Wat & Powr (City of Burbank) Colorado Energy certification or petition to amend filed with the tity responsible for filing the application for rs of the business entity with fifty percent or more definition above, including project owners not listed Attachment 13 RFQ-19-703 Page
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