07-F-2496 Transmission Report

P. 1 ;I TRANSMISSION REPORT (b)(6) (b)(8) CLASSIFJCA TION: WASHFAX Secretary of Defense Cover Sheet Site 12 FROM: . VIA: SecDef Cables PHONE NUMBER: 703-692-7000 ~VBJECT: jJ f. .W· DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS: _HOLD FOR NORMAL DUTY HOURS .¥IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PAGES: _!t__ (lncbadlq c:onrsbed) CLASSIFICATION: WASHFAX Secretary of Defense Cover Sheet Site 12 FROM: DATE: 4-\ ~e~ ~ VIA: SecDef Cables PHONE NUMBER: 703-692-7000 SUBJECT: J4u ~ ~· " DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS: HOLD FOR NORMAL DUTY HOURS X IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ORJGINAL ~@~~j_ (Including covershed) DELIVERY IN~UCTIONS c ott M I K-c AGENCY INDIVIDUAL NAME OFFICE RM NO. PHONE NO. FAX NO. REMARKS: 1/t. ~ ~. . ,CLASSIFJ~ATJON: jl I :J_j ~. ~~;/ ~rr~.~ltj ~ ~~ . -r:z ~ · FROM SIT E 8 WHS R FROM SITE 12 osu CLASSlnCATION: WHITE HOUSE I SITUATION ROOM ; ___ .....:__.--:-------:--~4 -t. P.H~-WASHFAX Secretary of Defense Cover Sheet Site 12 ~ : ~ ~ ·- ~ ~ •. , . . t l .• • . .. DATE: c.\ ~~ ~ <?J FROM: .VIA: Sul>efCables PHONE NUMB13R: 7~-7000 ~JECr: JJ f. .W· . ;DEL~Y INSTRUCI10NS: ~BOLD FOR. NORMAL DUTY HOURS ~ ' I I . ' PAGES~±_ a.cw ... C0"11.-s) . XJMMEDIA'fEDE~IlY DELIVERY IN~UCTIONS £ ()/!., M I K. G£~SoN · AGENCY INDIVIDUAL NAME OWJCE RM NO. PHONE NO. PAX NO. . . REMARKS: MBIIIIIIIrtlltll'l ••• ..., ---lilnllllll8 ,.....,.,~ Iraq Available Power • ~ ~~ ~ - ..-- ~wallS I 4.500 4,000 .A 3.500 .a. _..~ Y" 3.000 ----- 2,500 2.000 1,800 1,000 500 0 16 18 20 221 ~Iraq Peak 02 -.-Iraq Available [25272931 .tuly and August 2G08 Generatlan Production II Mav-o3 Saturday 23 Aua SundaY 24 Aua Monday 26 Aua Tuesday 26 Aua Wednesday 27 Aua Thursday 28 Aua Friday 29 Alia • Accordmg to UNDP. from 1991 through Electrical 2001 average daily power production was 3300 Megawatts. • As pan of an uneven upward trend, electrical power reached a post-war peak of 3724 megawatts. Power station unreliability due to obsolete and worn-out equipment means progress will be uneven, although we have posted project managers at every power station. • Repairs to ttansmission liDes are still slow. A recent survey shows that about 620 ttansmission towers are down. • The Oil-Power Fuel Task Force is working ro eosure adequate fuel is available for increased generatiou. Collaboration and results are positive. Shortage of diesel is a limiting factor and other fuel sources are being sought. • Signed an agreement with Turkey to import SOMW growing to a potential of IOOMW of power iD exchange for dollars and #6 fuel oil. 200 3105 3375 3408 3463 3715 3420 3734 7-daY Averaae 3488 Goal for 1 OCtober 03 4.400 Goal mld-2004 8.000 Page 1 of3 Version of9/3/2JJ03 8:27PM 812212003 Friday 8123f2003 saturday 812412003 - ._....;_ 812612003 Sundav Monday Tuesday • Loading of crude oil tankers at MABOT, averages 600,000-700,000 bblld. • Export pipeline to Turkey sabotaged on lS August is ~ but has nolhillg to expon until crude oil pipeline sabotaged on 29 August between Kirkuk and Bayji is repaired. • Basta Refinery on independeat power and p.roduclng all products. • LPG and Beozene will be imported until spring 2004. DallY CJI Production (In millions of barrels) 1.71 1.81 1.10 1.61 1.67 812712003 812812003 Wednesday Thursday 1.58 1.53 Averaae for the Week 1.54 1426 • School year starts 15 September in ~K~·1.:.::2:..;::Sc~h:.:.:ooi~B=ui::::ld.::.:.i~e~---1----:..::10:.::5~13~ the North and 1 October elsewhere. r:Reh:..:::.:.abi=lita=tfons::.::..;Com::.:.:oz::::::=.. __ -&---...:.7~0 • Textbook issuance set bact by contract and Iraqi printer problems and death of the UNICEF lead. • Additioaally, the military has compleccd 1,180 school projects (not all are construction) under CERP. • Major clearance problem is invasive weeds that diminish ~flows. rT~o~~~·~~~~~~---+~--~~~ • Project geoerates employment for unskilled workers, 2.S million man-days to date. • Over $6.5 USD injected into the rural economy. • Banking procedures bamper dle payment of workers. 20000 9000 1000 Page2of3 Version of 9/3/2003 8:27 PM • No evidence of epidemics. • Disease rates reflected above are not higher than pre-war disease rates. • MOH has graduated two classes of 76 Iraqi Emergency Medical Service students who now serve as First Responders in Iraq. • Results negative for radiation effects for all 2,600 (from a universe of 4,000) potentially affected by radiation at the AI Tuwaith nuclear research site. 1 s. 03 1,453 240 9.000 53196 01 I ld seaae nc ance Janu•rv· uly NewTB Cases 6,000 Malaria Cases 124 Lelshmanlasls Incidents 1,500 Cholera 150 N~ Diagnosed HIV 4 ,.,.. ; 11 1 'f, ' '· ~ · I :! • Saddam did oot permit mobile phone service. • A Coalition-Iraqi source selection board is reviewing proposals for a oew service to be operative by the end of December. • Service provider(s) will be announced 12 September. Page 3 o£3 Version o£9/3/2003 8:27PM