FERC XXX Cases/Entergy Dispute Sample Clauses

FERC XXX Cases/Entergy Dispute. The Signatories agree that the regulatory liability arising from FERC Docket No. EL14-12-002 (the “First FERC XXX Case”) shall be deferred for recovery beginning with the effective date of new rates in Ameren Missouri’s next general rate proceeding, based on actual refunds Ameren Missouri receives from the First FERC XXX Case. The Signatories further agree that the revenue requirement treatment of any refunds Ameren Missouri receives that arise from FERC Docket No. EL15-45-000 (the “Second FERC XXX Case”) shall be addressed in Ameren Missouri’s next general rate proceeding, but Ameren Missouri agrees that it will defer any Second FERC XXX Case refunds to FERC Account 253, with the Signatories agreeing that no party shall argue that the fact that Ameren Missouri agreed to defer any such refunds, or that the FERC Account to which such a deferral was made, suggests how any such deferral should be treated for ratemaking purposes in a subsequent general rate proceeding. The Company agrees to notify Staff’s Chief Counsel and OPC by e- mail of the dates and amounts of refunds received from both the First and Second FERC XXX Cases within a reasonable time after the amount of the refunds have been determined. The Signatories further agree that the regulatory asset listed on Exhibit C as “Entergy (SPP/MISO) Dispute” shall not be included in the Company’s rate base.
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