Examples of Market transition charge in a sentence
A separate Tax Market Transition Charge (the "MTC-Tax") is designed to recover all income taxes associated with the TBC and MTC-Tax revenues.
The additional charge will be an amount computed for each billing period equal to the full actual amount collected by PSE&G for its unsecuritized generation stranded costs in accordance with the BPU Order through its Market Transition Charge (MTC) and other means during the Term of this Agreement.
GPU finds flaws with Staff's recommendation that the Market Transition Charge be fixed and that the Market Energy and Capacity charge be allowed to be the residual rate component, arguing that BGS customers could pay above-market MEC charges.
Staff also reiterates its position that the Board consider two options for calculating the Market Transition Charge, a variable and a fixed charge.
RECO proposes to recover its share of stranded generation investment, if any, through regulated delivery rates by means of a Market Transition Charge (MTC).
GPU's petition as revised and updated during the proceedings seeks recovery via a Market Transition Charge of $1.638 billion of stranded costs, distributed among three categories: (In $ Millions) Owned Generation Commitments 50.98 Non-Utility Generation Commitments 1,500.05 Utility Purchase Power Commitments 86.97 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Total $1,638.00 [ID at 16].
He further finds that the Auditors' second suggested alternative, to partially rebundle non-competitive rates and implement an implicit Market Transition Charge ("MTC") including a rate cap, with explicit and separate energy and capacity credits, has merit and warrants the Board's consideration.
This reduction will be achieved, in part, by offsetting $36 million of current regulatory asset charges with projected DSM and LEAC credits, as set forth in Schedule A, reducing charges for electric power to market levels, and setting the Market Transition Charge ("MTC") in a manner that yields a net 3.9% reduction.
The Board notes that, in either case, the Company's overall rates would not change during the four year transition period and thus the revenues 'freed up' by the cessation of decommissioning funding would either serve to reduce the SBC deferral if the SBC were left unchanged, or the Basic Generation Service, Net Non-Utility Generation Charge ('NNC') or Market Transition Charge ('MTC') deferral in the event the SBC were reduced.
This recovery is to be accomplished via a 2 mill per kwh retail adder, an explicit Market Transition Charge, exclusive of the NTC, and the amount funded by the excess depreciation reserve amortization.