Renewable Resource Tech., per kWh:$ 0.00050 $ 0.00050 $ 0.00050
System Availability Charge: $1950.00
Metering, Per Meter, Per Month: $50.00
Minimum Charge:
Per kW of Contract Maximum Demand $ 0.75
* Component available for direct access purchases.
Schedule No. TOU
TIME-OF-USE SERVICE
APPLICABILITY
Applicable to non-domestic customers whose monthly demand in
any time period is expected to be 500 kilowatts or greater, in any
three of twelve consecutive months, and to customers whose
demand is expected to exceed 500 kilowatts.
TERRITORY
Big Bear Lake and vicinity, San Bernardino County.
RATES
Demand Charge:
On-Peak: Per kW of Billing Demand................................. $12.38
Maximum: Per kW of Billing Demand................................. $ 4.30
Local Transmission/Distribution Charge: On-Peak Mid-Peak Off-Peak (per kWh) $0.00928 $0.00928 $0.00928
Power System Delivery Charge:
Transmission Service per kW $0.545 $0.000 $0.000
Capacity Service per kW $4.055 $0.000 $0.000
Ancillary Service, per kWh $0.0077* $0.0077* $0.0077*
Energy Charges for Purchases, per kWh: $ 0.07929* $ 0.06229* $ 0.04129*
Amortization, per kWh: $ 0.02246 $ 0.02246 $ 0.02246
CARE and Public Good, per kWh: $ 0.00038 $ 0.00038 $ 0.00038
Research and Development, per kWh: $ 0.00050 $ 0.00050 $ 0.00050
Renewable Resource Techn, per kWh: $ 0.00050 $ 0.00050 $ 0.00050
System Availability Charge: $1950.00
Metering, Per Meter, Per Month: $50.00
Minimum Charge:
Per kW of Contract Maximum Demand $ 0.75
* Component available for direct access purchases.
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PRELIMINARY STATEMENTS
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G. PURCHASED POWER ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE
1. The purpose of the Purchased Power Adjustment Clause is to reflect in rates the utility's cost of
purchased power.
2. The monthly charges for service otherwise applicable under each of the utility's rate schedule shall
include an adjustment to reflect a) the Power System Delivery Charge, b) the Energy Charge for
Purchases and c) the Amortization Charge.
a. The Power System Delivery Charge shall include the most recently adopted estimate of costs
to the utility for Transmission Service, the most recently adopted estimate of costs to the utility for
Capacity, and the most Recently adopted estimate of costs for Ancillary Services, which include the
Costs for system protection services, line losses and energy imbalance Services. These charges
shall be expressed in terms of cents per kilowatthour or dollars per kilowatt, depending upon the
nature of the charge and the applicable rate schedule.
b. The Energy Charge for Purchases shall include the most recently adopted estimate of the costs
to the utility of purchasing energy, expressed in terms of cents per kilowatthour.
c. The Amortization Charge shall reflect the most recently adopted over or under collection in the
Balancing Account, expressed in terms of cents per kilowatthour.
3. A Balancing Account shall be maintained to record the difference between the accumulated
revenue billed through the Purchased Power Adjustment Clause and the accumulated accrued
costs of purchased power. Monthly entries to the Balancing Account will be determined from the
following calculations:
a. Purchased Power Adjustment Clause revenue billed during the month;
b. Less than adjustment of 1.429 percent to reflect the adopted rate for franchise
fees and uncollectibles;
c. Less the accrued costs for purchasing energy, capacity, transmission
service and related ancillary services;
d. Plus any refunds for purchased power costs previously reflected in the
balancing account;
e. Plus or minus interest expense, depending upon whether there is an under-
collection or over-collection. Such interest shall be calculated based upon
the average of the beginning and ending monthly balance in the Balancing
Account multiplying by the 90-day commercial paper rate for the month.
f. Less an adjustment, if any, for the direct payment of refunds to customers.
g. The accumulated accrual cost of purchased power shall be trued-up on a monthly basis.
If the above calculation produces a positive amount (over-collection), such amount shall be
credited to the Balancing Account. If the calculation produces a negative amount (under-
collection), such amount shall be debited to the Balancing Account.
4. The utility may make periodic Advice finings to revise the Amortization Charge to reflect the most
current status of the Balancing Account.
5. Not more often than once per year, the utility may file an Application to revise the components
of the Purchase Power Adjustment Clause to reflect the most current estimates of its purchased
power costs.
The utility shall, on an annual basis, make an adjustment to the Balancing Account to reflect the annual weighted (T)
average purchased power cost ceiling of $77 per MWH. Appropriate adjustments to the interest component shall (T)
also be made. This paragraph shall remain in effect through August 31, 2011 or as authorized by the Commission. (T)
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