WACOG Changes, 2001 Sample Clauses

WACOG Changes, 2001. [Partial Settlement] Union is proposing to reflect the impact of the changes in WACOG in its delivery rates for 2001. The calculations apply the difference between the WACOG experienced during 2001 and the WACOG reflected in Union’s current Board approved rates to the unaccounted for gas volume determined under Section 3.1 above and the 1999 Board approved volumes for company used gas and gas in inventory. The WACOG change for 2001 is an increase and results in an increase of $26.716 million for UFG, a $14.357 million increase in gross company used gas net of a $16.280 million increase in customer supplied fuel, and a $12.160 million increase in inventory carrying costs. Except for the Ontario income tax rate used in the determination of the carrying costs on gas in inventory the parties agree with the proposed WACOG changes. Union used the Ontario income tax rate in effect during 2000 in the determination of the carrying costs of gas in inventory. Intervenors are of the view that the current Ontario income tax rate should be used for the calculation of the pass-through adjustment. The following parties agree with the partial settlement of this issue: CAC, IGUA, LPMA, Schools, VECC, Group The following parties take no position on this issue: CME, CEED, CCK, ECG, GEC, HVAC, OAPPA, Pollution Probe, TCPL, Tobacco Evidence References:
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