Consideration of Bill Impacts Sample Clauses

Consideration of Bill Impacts. CLF is concerned that the non-Compact PAs are unnecessarily restricting consideration of innovative new programs and measures on the basis of an over-application of the GCA’s provisions regarding short-term rate and bill impacts to PA customers. Rate and bill impacts are discussed in a few specific GCA provisions and Department Orders. The Department must consider, in approving proposed sources of efficiency program funding, “ (i) the effect of any rate increases on residential and commercial consumers; (ii) the availability of other private or public funds, utility administered or otherwise, that may be available for energy efficiency or demand resources; and (iii) whether past programs have lowered the cost of electricity to residential and commercial consumers.” X.X. x. 25, § 19(a). See also Energy Efficiency Guidelines, D.P.U. 08- 50-D, at 12 (Oct. 19, 2012) (“Before approving additional ratepayer funding, however, the Department must consider, among other things, ‘the effect of any rate increases on residential and commercial customers.’”). The Department implements this statutory requirement by reviewing record evidence on customer bill impacts. Energy Efficiency Guidelines, D.P.U. 08- 50-D, at 12 (Oct. 19, 2012) (“Although the statute refers to ‘the effect of any rate increases,’ the Department has found that analyses of bill impacts provide a more meaningful indication of the effects of energy efficiency than analyses of rate impacts because, while investments in energy efficiency result in increases to the distribution rate, they result in savings on the entire bill.”). When preparing a three-year plan pursuant to the GCA, the PAs are required by the Department to “present information regarding rate and average bill impacts” pursuant to established procedures. Energy Efficiency Guidelines, D.P.U. 11-120-A, at 3.2.1.6.3 (Jan. 31, 2013). The Department has clarified that it reviews short-term customer rate and bill impacts in the context of the benefits from the energy efficiency measures and programs funded by customers during the three-year term. Energy Efficiency Guidelines, D.P.U. 08-50-D, at 12 (Oct. 19, 2012) (“When weighing the short-term bill impacts of energy efficiency, we will continue to look at them through the lens of the long-term benefits that energy efficiency can achieve.”). The PAs seem to be centering bill impacts to avoid stretching for new initiatives with significant upfront costs like the CVEO, rather than producing a plan th...
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