Rate Case Expense Surcharge Sample Clauses

Rate Case Expense Surcharge. The Settling Parties agree and recommend to the Commission that PWW should be allowed to recover its reasonable rate case expenses for this proceeding through a surcharge. PWW’s rate case expenses may include, but are not limited to, its legal and consultant expenses, as well as its incremental administrative expenses such as copying and delivery charges. PWW agrees to file its final rate case expense request, pursuant to Puc 1905.02, no later than 30 days from the date of the Commission’s order approving this Settlement Agreement. The Staff and the OCA will have an opportunity to review rate case expenses and provide recommendations to the Commission for approval.
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Rate Case Expense Surcharge. The Settling Parties agree and recommend the Commission approve PAC’s recovery of its reasonable rate case expenses for this proceeding. PAC’s rate case expenses may include, but are not limited to, legal and consultant expenses, incremental administrative expenses such as copying and delivery charges, and other expenses allowed under PART Puc 1900. PAC agrees to file its final rate case expense request, pursuant to Puc 1905.02, and supporting documentation, no later than thirty (30) days from the date of the Commission’s approval of PAC’s revenue requirement and resulting customer rates. The Settling Parties agree that the DOE and any other parties will have an opportunity to review the rate case expenses and provide recommendations to the Commission for its consideration prior to the issuance of an order approving such recovery. The resulting surcharge shall be reflected as a separate item on all customers’ bills. Upon receipt of a Commission order approving rate case expense recovery, PAC agrees to file, within fifteen (15) days of that order, a compliance tariff supplement including the approved surcharge relating to rate case expense recovery.
Rate Case Expense Surcharge. The Settling Parties agree and recommend the Commission approve PWW’s recovery of its reasonable rate case expenses for this proceeding through a surcharge. PWW’s rate case expenses may include, but are not limited to, legal and consultant expenses, incremental administrative expenses such as copying and delivery charges, and other expenses allowed under Puc 1906.01. PWW agrees to file its final rate case expense request, pursuant to Puc 1905.02, no later than thirty (30) days from the date of the Commission’s subsequent order in this proceeding approving PWW’s finalized revenue requirement and resulting customer rates, anticipated during the Fall of 2020. The Settling Parties agree that they will have an opportunity to review the rate case expenses and provide recommendations to the Commission for approval.
Rate Case Expense Surcharge. 4.7.1 The Settling Parties agree and recommend the Commission approve PWW’s recovery of its reasonable and prudently incurred rate case expenses for this proceeding on permanent rates through a surcharge. PWW’s rate case expenses may include, but are not limited to, legal and consultant expenses, incremental administrative expenses such as copying and delivery charges, and other expenses allowed under Puc 1906.01. PWW agrees to file its final rate case expense request, pursuant to Puc 1905.02, no later than thirty (30) days from the date of the Commission’s order in this proceeding approving PWW’s revenue requirement and resulting customer rates. The other Settling Parties, i.e., DOE and OCA, agree that they will have an opportunity to review the rate case expenses and provide recommendations to the Commission for approval.

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