Future Advice Letter and Rate Stability Sample Clauses

Future Advice Letter and Rate Stability. These provisions pertain to Advice Letter filings between the original implementation of rates pursuant to the final Commission Order in this proceeding and April 1, 2025. During this timeframe from January 1, 2021 through March 31, 2025, the Company will only file to change the RE- TOU rate for any of the reasons set forth in this Paragraph. From and after April 1, 2025 there are no restrictions under the provisions of this Settlement Agreement relating to the filing of an advice letter. In the interim, the Company will evaluate the performance of Schedule RE- TOU as set forth below. The Company will use actual billing determinants to separately track and report the average residential class revenues per customer collected under the Modified Schedule RE-TOU, Schedule R-OO, and Schedule R. The Company will calculate annualized residential average base rates based on actual billing determinants as if all customers were on the seasonally-differentiated flat rate, Schedule R-OO. This average base rate will be considered the baseline for comparison. According to the schedule in the table below, the Company will file rate schedule reports in this proceeding that will include comparisons between the baseline average base rates and the actual average base rates taking service under each of Schedule R, Schedule RE-TOU, and Schedule R-OO as of the reporting date specified in the table. For Schedule RE-TOU these calculations will be made based on the billing determinants of RE-TOU ratepayers with at least 12 months of service with an Advanced Meter, even if they have not been on the rate itself for 12 months. If the average base rates collected under Schedules R, RE-TOU, or R-OO differ from the baseline average base rates in amounts exceeding the thresholds specified in the table below, the Company will file an Advice Letter based on the schedule below with the rate schedule reports to modify the appropriate rate schedule(s).8 Such modifications, for the April 1, 2023 and January 31, 2024 filings, if triggered, will be limited to the levels of the rates, and will not apply to the rate structures, price ratios, or time periods of on- peak, off-peak, or shoulder periods. This reporting process is intended to address revenue neutrality consistent with Senate Bill 20-030. 8 The requirement to file an Advice Letter to modify Schedule R-OO shall only apply if Schedule R-OO accounts for 5 percent or more of all Residential ratepayers. Report Filing Date Advice Letter Filin...
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