Deferred energy accounting adjustment definition

Deferred energy accounting adjustment means the rate of a public utility which purchases natural gas for resale or an electric utility that is calculated by dividing the balance of a deferred account during a specified period by the total therms or kilowatt-hours which have been sold in the geographical area to which the rate applies during the specified period.
Deferred energy accounting adjustment means the rate of a public utility which purchases natural gas for resale or an electric utility that is calculated by dividing the balance of a deferred account during a specified period by the total therms or kilowatt-hours which have been sold in the geographical area to which the rate applies during the specified period, not including kilowatt-hours sold pursuant to an expanded solar access program established pursuant to NRS 704.7865.
Deferred energy accounting adjustment means the rate determined by dividing the deferred energy balance for the [applicable] test period by the total Nevada jurisdictional

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Deferred energy accounting adjustment means the rate determined by dividing the deferred energy balance for the test period by the total Nevada jurisdictional kilowatt-hours , exclusive of interruptible irrigation sales, or therms which have been sold during the test period as described in NAC 704.101 and 704.111.
Deferred energy accounting adjustment means the rate of a public utility which purchases natural gas for resale or an electric utility that is calculated by dividing the balance of a deferred

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