Projected Impacts on Residential Customers Sample Clauses

Projected Impacts on Residential Customers. The Settling Parties agree that under the scenario whereby the estimated overall increase in PWW’s revenue requirement from base rates is 11.35%, PWW’s residential customers will realize an increase of $4.49 in their average monthly bills ($53.88 on an annual basis) from approximately $51.02 per month to approximately $55.51 per month. If the QCPAC surcharges customers already pay is factored into the increase, the net increase is only $2.42 per month. The Settling Parties further agree that under the scenario whereby the overall increase in PWW’s revenue requirement from base rates results in the stipulated 11.91% maximum increase, PWW’s residential customers will realize an increase of $4.71 in their monthly bills ($56.52 on an annual basis) from approximately $51.02 per month to approximately $55.73 per month. The Settling Parties agree that these projections are based on an average residential monthly usage amount of 7.77 ccf.
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