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Show PART VI FRAMEWORK PLAN AND ALTERNATIVES Industrial activity Thermal-electric Power Development By 2020 additional plants will be installed with a capacity of 1+0,820 megawatts, bringing the total installed, capacity to 1+2,08l megawatts of thermal-electric power. Several small plants will be retired during the development period. Table 9 shows the location and size of these power installations and retirements from the system. Minerals Increased development of mineral fuels, primarily petroleum and ura- nium together with bulk metal and nonmetal production of phosphate, potash, molybdenum, and trona is foreseen. Coal production will be adequate to meet needs for thermal-power generation. Oil shale and other synthetic fuel developments are not included in the framework plan. Projected value distribution among sectors of the minerals industry (Unit-thousands of 1958 dollars) Subregion and minerals 1980 2000 2020 Green River Oil and gas 172,000 155,700 1+8,000 Coal and gilsonite 8i+, 000 358,500 31+2,200 Uranium and nonfuels 2i+i+,200 269,700 1+99,200 Sub region total 500,200 783,900 889,^00 Upper Main Stem Coal 20,000 39,ooo 37,000 Oil and gas l+,000 3,600 1,100 Uranium 1+26,900 392,000 392,000 Zinc 20,800 20,800 20,800 All other 93,600 119,600 136,600 Sub region total 565,300 575,000 587,500 San Juan-Colorado Coal 65,000 127,000 122,000 Oil and gas 12l+,800 12l+,500 85,200 Uranium 21+0,1+00 2l+l+,300 298,600 All other 37,000 29,800 31,700 Sub region total 1+67,200 525,600 537,500 Region total 1,532,700 1,881+, 500 2,0ll+,l+00 68 |
