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Electric Infrastructure Workshop Gulf Power Company January 23, 2006 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWho We Are Our size Our location and geography Our company affiliation Our communication system 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat We Experienced Damage to our system Transmission Substation Distribution Hurricane TD Material Summary - slide 16 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat We Experienced Damage to our system by Wind Storm Surge Trees Debris Debris Removers Customers Coastal Damage slides 17 - 26 Hurricane Ivan Maps slides 27 and 28 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat We Did Prior to Hurricane Season Review and refine the restoration process Critiques after each storm Updates of contact information Lessons learned from other utilities Communicate storm assignments to employees Prepare storm kits for each substation Ensure adequate material stocks can meet needs Negotiate and confirm contracts with vendors 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat We Did Approaching Storm Execute contracts Materials Food/Lodging/Staging/Transportation/Fuel Electrical and tree contractors Communicate with customers and local / state officials Conference call with Southeastern Electric Exchange members 2004 – 2005 Hurricane Season What We Did Post Storm Decentralize the restoration process Decision making ability is at the substation level Distribution assessments and restoration begin as soon as it is safe to report to work Draw upon Southern Company affiliates for assistance as needed Perform “sweeps” – slide 29 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat Is In The Future Underground Help with vegetative management in right of way Evolving specifications Increased data from our mapping system Distribution Assessment Teams 2004 – 2005 Hurricane SeasonWhat Is In The Future Vegetation Management Pole Inspections maximize plant facility life gather information necessary to manage and prioritize needs and resources minimize unscheduled or emergency maintenance by performance of preven