Allowed distribution revenue means the average annual, weather-normalized, nongas commodity
Allowed distribution revenue means the average annual, weather-normalized, nongas commodity revenue per customer associated with the rates in effect as adopted in the applicable utility's last Commission-approved rate case or performance-based regulation plan, multiplied by the average number of customers served.
Allowed distribution revenue means the average annual, weather-normalized, nongas commodity 1107 revenue per customer associated with the rates in effect as adopted in the applicable utility's last 1108 Commission-approved rate case or performance-based regulation plan, multiplied by the average number 1109 of customers served. 1110 "Conservation and ratemaking efficiency plan" means a plan filed by a natural gas utility pursuant to 1111 this chapter that includes a decoupling mechanism. 1112 "Cost-effective conservation and energy efficiency program" means a program approved by the 1113 Commission that is designed to decrease the average customer's annual, weather-normalized consumption 1114 or total gas bill, for gas and nongas elements combined, or avoid energy costs or consumption the 1115 customer may otherwise have incurred, and is determined by the Commission to be cost-effective upon 1116 consideration, among other factors, that if the net present value of the benefits exceeds the net present 1117 value of the costs under as determined by not less than any three of the following four tests: the Total 1118 Resource Cost Test, the Program Administrator Test (also referred to as the Utility Cost Test), the 1119 Participant Test, and the Ratepayer Impact Measure Test. Such determination shall include an analysis of 1120 all four tests, and a program or portfolio of programs shall not be rejected based solely on the results of 1121 a single test approved if the net present value of the benefits exceeds the net present value of the costs 1122 as determined by not less than any three of the four tests. Such determination shall also be made (i) 1123 with the assignment of administrative costs associated with the conservation and ratemaking efficiency 1124 plan to the portfolio as a whole and (ii) with the assignment of education and outreach costs associated 1125 with each program in a portfolio of programs to such program and not to individual measures within a 1126 program, when such administrative, education, or outreach costs are not otherwise directly assignable. 1127 Without limitation, rate designs or rate mechanisms, customer education, customer incentives, and 1128 weatherization programs are examples of conservation and energy efficiency programs that the 1129 Commission may consider. Energy efficiency programs that provide measurable and verifiable energy 1130 savings to low-income customers or elderly customers may also be deemed cost effective. A 1131 cost-effective conse...