Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 52, December 27, 2024
The information listed is required of electric utilities
only.
a) For utilities with generating
plants included in rate base in the test year, inventory policies on coal and
oil that will be in effect during the test year.
b) For utilities with generating plants
included in rate base in the test year, all studies performed by the utility or
relied upon by the utility to determine its optimal fossil fuel inventory
level. Include the economic justification for the fossil fuel inventory level
that is being requested.
c) Each
electric utility subject to this Part using a future test year shall prepare an
analysis of historical and forecasted levels of peak demand and energy usage
that includes:
1) System peak demand and
total energy usage (actual and weather adjusted) for the previous five
years;
2) Forecasted peak demand
and energy usage for the future test year;
3) An historical and projected analysis of
the utility's typical daily load shape by season for the previous five years
and for the forecasted test year;
4) Disaggregation of historical data and
forecasts by customer class and end-use where information permits;
5) An analysis of actual and expected
interruptible demand, including actual interruptions occurring during the last
five years;
6) An analysis of the
expected impact of cogenerators and self-generators on peak demand and energy
usage for the forecasted test year. The analysis shall include the number of
customers with this capacity, their capacity rating, and their contracted peak
and total energy demand; and
7) An
assessment of the impact on actual and forecasted peak demand and energy usage
from existing company-sponsored and government-sponsored or mandated
conservation or load management programs. This assessment shall attempt to
separate conservation and load management due to these programs from those that
would have occurred in the absence of these programs.
d) Each electric utility subject to this Part
using a historic test year shall prepare an analysis of historical levels of
peak demand and energy usage that includes:
1) System peak demand and total energy usage
(actual and weather adjusted) for the previous five years;
2) A historical analysis of the utility's
typical daily load shape by season for the previous five years;
3) Disaggregation of historical data by
customer class and end-use where information permits;
4) An analysis of actual interruptible
demand, including actual interruptions occurring during the last five
years;
5) An analysis of the impact
of cogenerators and self-generators on peak demand and energy usage. The
analysis shall include the number of customers with this capacity, their
capacity rating, and their contracted peak and total energy demand;
and
6) An assessment of the impact
on actual peak demand and energy usage from existing company-sponsored and
government-sponsored or mandated conservation or load management programs. This
assessment shall attempt to separate conservation and load management due to
these programs from those that would have occurred in the absence of these
programs.
