Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 38, September 21, 2024
(a) The Annual
Resource Planning Report (ARPR) shall include a forecast of energy demand in
megawatt-hours per calendar year.
(1) The
data shall include actual data for the past year and estimated data for the
ensuing 5 years.
(2) The data shall
be displayed by the following component parts:
(i) Residential, commercial and industrial
sectors.
(ii) Other demand,
including public street and highway lighting, other sales to public authorities
and sales to railroads and railways.
(iii) Sales for resale.
(iv) Total consumption, as the sum of (i),
(ii) and (iii).
(v) System losses
and company use.
(vi) Net energy
for load, as (iv) minus (v).
(b) The ARPR shall include a forecast of
connected peak load.
(1) The data shall
include actual data for the past year and estimated data for the ensuing 5
years.
(2) The data shall be
displayed by the following component parts:
(i) Peak loads for both summer and winter
seasons, the latter being the winter following the summer of the past
year.
(ii) The date and time of the
summer and winter peak loads.
(iii)
Annual peak load.
(iv) Annual load
factor.
(3) The summer
season is June through September and the winter season is December through
March.
(c) The ARPR shall
include a forecast of the number of connected customers.
(1) The data shall include actual data for
the past year and estimated data for the ensuing 5 years.
(2) The data shall be displayed by the
following component parts:
(i) Residential,
commercial and industrial sectors.
(ii) Other, including public street and
highway lighting, other sales to public authorities and sales to railroads and
railways.
(iii) Total number of
customers.
(d)
The ARPR shall include an aggregate forecast of energy demand and peak load for
the EDC's control area and appropriate regional reliability council, as defined
under §
57.192 (relating to definitions).
The data shall include actual data for the past year and estimated data for the
ensuing 5 years.
The provisions of this §57.142 amended under the
Public Utility Code,
66 Pa.C.S. §
§
501,
524,
1501,
1504 and
2809.
