Utilities’ Electric Revenue Requirements Sample Clauses

Utilities’ Electric Revenue Requirements. The Parties stipulate that the following increases in annual revenues for LG&E electric operations and for KU operations, for purposes of determining the rates of LG&E and KU in the Rate Proceedings, are fair, just and reasonable for the Parties and for all electric customers of LG&E and KU: LG&E Electric Operations: $33,700,000; KU Operations: $51,000,000. The Parties agree that any increase in annual revenues for LG&E electric operations and for KU operations should be effective for service rendered on and after January 1, 2013.
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