TREATMENT OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC ISSUES Sample Clauses

TREATMENT OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC ISSUES. 4.1. Commitment to Work with Low-Income Advocates to Optimize Use of HEA Funds and Shareholder Contributions. The Utilities agree to work constructively, including meeting as needed, with ACM and CAC to address administrative and other matters to seek to optimize the use of HEA and shareholder funds to maximize the numbers of customers assisted and the impact of that assistance.
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TREATMENT OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC ISSUES. SECTION 4.1. Low-Income Customer Support. In addition to the shareholder contribution commitments the Utilities have already made in previous cases, the Utilities commit to contribute an additional $187,500 of shareholder funds per year per Utility. KU shall make its additional $187,500 annual shareholder contribution to the Home Energy Assistance program, which CAC administers. LG&E shall make its additional $187,500 annual shareholder contribution to ACM for utility assistance. The total of these shareholder contribution commitments for LG&E and KU is one million dollars per year beginning in 2013.
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TREATMENT OF CERTAIN SPECIFIC ISSUES. 5.1. Regulatory Accounting for Over- and Under-Recovery of Regulatory Assets. The Parties agree to, and ask the Commission to approve, the Utilities’ continued use of regulatory asset accounting for regulatory assets embedded in the Utilities’ proposed revenue requirement except that shorter-lived regulatory assets should be credited for the amounts collected through base rates even if such amortization results in changing such a regulatory asset to a regulatory liability with any remaining balances being addressed in the Utilities’ next base rate case. This would include the regulatory assets for rate case expenses, 2011 xxxxxx xxxxx expenses, and Green River. This will help ensure the Utilities only recover actual costs incurred and do not ultimately over-recover such regulatory assets as they are amortized and recovered through base rates.
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