Electric Utility Fees One of the primary uses of the BorderTransportationSystem is to generate electricity for use by the system and all the farms, businesses, towns, factories, and cities that are or will be located along the system's route.  Excess power generation will be 'banked' bad weather, nighttime, and future use.  It is proposed that a five person BorderTransportationSystem department be set-up to oversee the operation, contracting, pricing, and maintenance of the electrical power generation and the interaction with the various state power companies that will be involved and part of the backup and banking system.  The five members will be selected from both the U.S.A. and Mexico and each member will have one vote in all decisions.  The panel will be selected for a two-year period, with each alternating two-year period having an opposite mix of U.S.A. / Mexican members, i.e., period one {three U.S.A., two Mexican} period two {three Mexican, two U.S.A.} etc.. There will be a thirty-day overlap of members so that the new members can be caught up with the process and actions of the old members. Index of ... Economic Impacts - Power Generation