Uncollectible Accounts Expense Sample Clauses

Uncollectible Accounts Expense. The Settling Parties agree that the recovery of distribution-related uncollectible-accounts expense19 shall be calculated using Narragansett Gas’s actual five-year average ratio of actual 18 Capital additions that are being recovered currently through the ISR will be included in rate base as of September 1, 2018, concurrent with the effective date of new base rates in these proceedings. Therefore, the capital- related portion of the ISR factor will be set to zero as of September 1, 2018. 19 This amount does not include the commodity-related portion of uncollectible accounts expense (see Pre-Filed Direct Testimony of Company Witness Xxxxxxx X. Little at Page 47 (Xxxxx Page 51 of Book 8). The calculation of uncollectible account expense is provided in Schedule MAL-22 (Rev-2) (Rebuttal Book 3). distribution net write-offs as a percentage of distribution revenues (as calculated in Docket No. 4323 and Docket No. 3943) ending with the Test Year, except as follows: The twelve-month period ended June 30, 2013 will be eliminated from this calculation for Narragansett Gas for the Rate Year(s) in these proceedings. This adjustment reduces the average write-off rate that is applied to the Rate Year 1 revenues to calculate the pro forma Rate Year 1 uncollectible accounts expense. This adjustment reduces the average Narragansett Gas write-off rate from 2.08 percent to 1.91 percent The write-off rate of 1.91 percent also shall be used to calculate the uncollectible accounts expense allowance in those reconciling mechanisms that provide for the recovery of uncollectible account expense.
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Uncollectible Accounts Expense. The Settling Parties agree that the recovery of distribution-related uncollectible-accounts expense13 shall be calculated using Narragansett Electric’s actual five-year average ratio of actual distribution net write-offs as a percentage of distribution revenues (as calculated in Docket No. 4323 and Docket No. 4065) ending with the Test Year, or 1.30 percent. The actual, five-year average write-off rate of 1.30 percent shall also be used to calculate recovery of the uncollectible accounts expense allowance in those reconciling mechanisms that provide for the recovery of uncollectible account expense.

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