Dear
							(enter
							name of potential primary contact), 
							
							 
 
							 
							
							The
							U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) within the U.S.
							Department of Energy collects a wide variety of information
							from entities involved in the energy industry, including
							electric generators.   By notice of the proposed data
							collection announced in the U.S. Federal Register published on
							May 19, 2016, EIA proposed changes to the information
							collected on EIA surveys that cover the electric and solar
							photovoltaic (PV) data collection.   This program includes
							Forms
							EIA-63B, EIA-411, EIA-826, EIA-860, EIA-861, EIA 923, and
							EIA-930.
							 These forms are collected pursuant to the Federal Energy
							Administration (FEA) Act of 1974, Public Law 93-275, and
							response is mandatory
							under the Act. 
							 
							
							 
							 
							
							In
							response to the May 19, 2016 Federal Register Notice (FRN),
							EIA received a comment from the Instituto de Estadísticas
							de Puerto Rico.  The comment requested “On behalf of the
							Government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico … that
							EIA begin gathering electric power data from companies
							operating in Puerto Rico through the EIA’s Annual
							Electric Generator Report (Form EIA-860) and the Power Plant
							Operations Report (Form EIA-923).”  After reviewing this
							comment, EIA agreed that collecting these data would aid in
							“providing the public and private sectors of Puerto Rico
							with the information needed to monitor and understand the
							current status, needs, and trends in Puerto Rico’s
							electric power industry.”  Subsequently, as detailed in
							the attached FRN dated XX-XX-16, EIA is proposing to require
							your plant to file Forms EIA-860 and EIA-923. 
							
							 
							 
							
							This
							email and the attached FRN are provided to notify you of EIA’s
							proposal to require your company to report electric power
							generation information to EIA and provide you with an
							opportunity to submit comments.  If you wish to provide
							comments, please follow the instructions in the attached FRN. 
							
							 
							
							 
							 
							For
							further information, please refer to EIA’s
							2017 Reclearance Webpage where you will find additional
							details.  Please do not hesitate to contact
							us if you have questions regarding this matter. 
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