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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20171226Vote Solar 69-77 to IPC.pdfRE C T IVED ?fiil DEC 26 fi?{ il: 39David Bender, WI Bar # 1046102 (Pro Hac Vice) Earthjustice 3916 Nakoma Road Madison, WI 5371I 202-667-4500 dbenderfrD earthj usti c e. or g IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS WITH ON.SITE GENERATION David Bender Earthjustice 3916 Nakoma Road Madison, WI 53711 dbcnder@learthj u st i c e. org .:.::sr0N BEFORE THE IDAIIO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION ) ) ) ) ) ) ) CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13 SIXTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS BY VOTE SOLAR TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY Vote Solar hereby serves its sixth set of data requests regarding the above-mentioned docket. Vote Solar requests that Idaho Power Company provide responses as expeditiously as possible, but not later than the deadline of 21 days, which is January 12,2018. INSTRUCTIONS l. Please provide copies of responses to the following contacts: Briana Kobor Vote Solar 986 Princeton Ave S Salt Lake City, UT 84105 briana@votesolar.tlrg 2. Whenever possible, Vote Solar prefers to receive electronic copies of data responses via FTP transfer or email, and only if necessary, by mail on a CD or DVD. 3. Responses to any and all of Vote Solar's data requests should be supplied to Vote Solar as soon as they become available to Idaho Power Company. 4. The requests herein shall be deemed to be continuing in nature and Idaho Power Company is requested to supplement its responses as necessary and as additional information becomes available. 5. In responding to each data request, please consult every document source which is in your possession, custody, or control, including all documents in the possession of experts or consultants. 6. For each response, identify the person who prepared the answer to the data request as well as his or her position with Idaho Power Company or any Idaho Power Company affiliate or parent company. 7. Please reproduce the data request being responded to before the response. 8. If the responses include computer modeling input and output files, please provide those data files in electronic machine-readable or txt format. 9. If the responses include spreadsheet files, please provide those spreadsheet files in usable electronic Excel-readable format. 10. In responses providing computer files, list the file names with the cross-reference to the data request, and ifnecessary to the understanding ofthe data, provide a record layout ofthe computer files. Computer files provided with a response must be in or compatible with the current version, or the immediately prior version, of Microsoft Office. I 1. For each dollar amount provided in response to a discovery request please state if the amount is in nominal or constant dollars and what years' dollars. 12. All references to electricity load during a specific hour are assumed to be the hour ending at the indicated time unless you state otherwise in your response. 13. "You", "your", and "Company" used herein refer to ldaho Power Company, its agents, employees, and affiliates. 14. When load data are provided in response to these data requests, please anonymize the data so that personally identifiable information is omitted from the data provided. Where feasible, please include a consistent customer reference for each customer so that data from the same customer can be matched from different data sources and/or groups without disclosing the identity of any customer. Data Requests 69. Regarding your response to Vote Solar Data Request No. 27: a. Please fully explain the reason(s) for the hourly load for a customer without on- site generation, as provided in the load research sample in response to Vote Solar Request 27, would be negative. See, for example, Sheet "20l6_ID01_04", Cell MU254 in File "Request No. 27 -Attachment 2: Idaho 2016 Residential Sample" for an instance where a negative load value occurs. b. Please list all circumstances, in addition to having on-site generation, that result in a negative hourly usage value. 70. Please fully explain how the methodology you used to generate the residential and SGS load research samples for 20 I 5 and 2016, as provided in response to Vote Solar Request 27, resulted in values that are exclusively multiples of 128 Watts. 71. Please confirm that the residential and SGS load research samples for 2015 and 2016, as provided in response to Vote Solar Request2T, contain l2 complete months of usage data for all Site ID's included in the respective samples. (For example, in the file "Request No. 27 -Attachment 2: Idaho 2016 Residential Sample", the Sheets "2016_ID01_06" and "2016_[D0l_07" contain only 487 Site IDs, while all other months contain 516 Site ID's.) Please fully explain the reason for this discrepancy. T2.Regarding your response to Vote Solar Data Request No. 27: a. Please identiff the data source for the residential and SGS load research samples for 2015 and2016, as provided in response to Vote Solar Request2T. b. Please describe the extent to which the Company relied on actual measured metering data and the extent to which the data may have been simulated. c. Does the hourly usage for each Site ID represent the actual hourly usage, as sourced from the Company's automated metering infrastructure database, for a randomly selected customer within the specified sample stratum? 73. Please confirm that the residential and SGS load research samples for 2016 and 20 I 6, as provided in response to Vote Solar Request2T, do not contain any customers with onsite generation. 74. Please provide the number of active SGS customer-generators as of March 3 l, 2017 , and total installed capacity of generation of those customer-generators. 75. Please provide the number and total capacity of SGS customers who had pending net metering applications as of March 3,2017. 76. Please describe how the residential class billing determinants employed in your last general rate case were derived. Please explain whether sample data were obtained and how those data were processed to result in the final determinant measures. 77.Please indicate whether the residential class billing determinants employed in your last general rate case were representative of the residential class inclusive of customer- generators, or whether billing determinants were derived only for non-customer- generators. DATED: December 22, 2017 Respectfu lly submitted, s/ David C. Bender David C. Bender Earthjustice 3916 Nakoma Road Madison, WI 5371I (202) 6674s00 dbender(alearthj usti ce. org CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have this 22't day of December 2017, served the foregoing sIxTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS BY VOTE SOLAR TO IDAHO POWER COMPAIIY upon all parties of record in this proceeding, via the manner indicated: FedEx and Electronic Mail Diane Hanian Commission Secretary Idaho Public Utilities Commission 47 2 West Washington Street Boise, ID 83702 D i ane. hanian(rDpub. idaho. gov Diane.holt(Epuc. idaho. eov (Three copies) Electronic Mail Lisa D. Nordstrom Idaho Power Company l22l West Idaho Street (83702) P.O. Box 70 Boise,lD 83707 lnordstrom@idahopower.com dockets (d i dahopower. com Timothy E. Tatum Connie Aschenbrenner Idaho Power Company l22l West Idaho Street (83702) P.O. Box 70 Boise, ID 83707 ttatum (g), i dahopowe r. com c as c henbremrer(d i dahopow er. com Sean Costello Deputy Attorney General Idaho Public Utilities Commission 47 2 West Washington (837 02) PO Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0074 S ean. c ostel lo(rip uc. idaho. gov MatthewA. Nykiel Idaho Conservation League P.O. Box 2308 l02E.Euclid,#207 Sandpoint,ID 83864 nrn vk i c I (@ i dahoc onserva t i o n. org Benjamin J. Otto 710 N 6m Street Boise,ID 83701 bottofd i dahoconservation. org Abigail R. Germaine Deputy CityAttorney BOISE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 150 N. Capitol Blvd. P.O. Box 500 Boise, Idaho 83701-0500 a germa i ne(rr, c i tyo fboi se.tlrg David Bender Earthjustice 3916 Nakoma Road Madison, WI53711 dbender@ earthj ustice. org Briana Kobor Vote Solar 360 22"d Sfieet, Suite 730 Oakland, CA946l2 briana@votesolar.org Idaho Irrigation Pumpers Association, Inc Eric L. Olsen ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC 505 PershingAve., Ste. 100 P.O. Box 6119 Pocatello,Idaho 83205 elo(rDechohawk.com Anthony Yankel 12700 Lake Ave., Unit 2505 Lakewood, OH 44L07 tony(/r,yankel.nct Elias Bishop Auric Solar, LLC 2310 s. 1300 w. West Valley City, UT 84119 El ias.bishop@auricsolar.com Preston N. Carter Deborah E. Nelson Givens Pursley LLC 601 West Bannock Street Boise, ID 83702 prestoncarter(d gi venspursley.com den@ givenspursley. com Idahydro cloC. TomArkoosh, and Idaho Clean EnergyAssociation clo C. TomArkoosh Arkoosh Law Offices 802 W. Bannock Street, Suite 900 P.O. Box 2900 Boise,ID 83701 Tom. arkoosh@arkoosh. com Eri n. cec i I (Zlarkoosh. com David H. Arkoosh Idaho Clean Energy Association clo Law Offrce of David Arkoosh P.O. Box 2817 Boise,ID 83701 david@arkooshlaw.com Zack Waterman IDAHO SIERRA CLUB 503 W. Franklin St. Boise, lD 83702 Za ch. waterman(@ s i errac I ub. org Kelsey Jae Nunez KELSEY JAE NLTNEZLLC 920 N. Clover Dr. Boise,ID 83703 keI sey (@keI seyj aenunez. conr Attorney for Sierra Club Michael Heckler 3606 N. Prospect Way Garden City,ID 83714 M ichael. p. heckler(a) gmail. com John R. Hammond Jr. Fisher Pusch LLP 101 South Capitol Blvd., Suite 701 PO Box 1308 Boise,Idaho 83702 irh(dfishemusch.com Snake RiverAlliance wwi lsonf@ snaleriveralliance. ore NW Energy Coalition diego(rDnwenergy.ore Intermountain Wind and Solar, LLC Ryan B. Frazier Brian W. Burnett KIRTON McCONKIE 50 East South Temple, Suite 400 P.O. Box 45120 Salt Lake City, UT 841I I rfrazier@kmclaw.com bbu rn ett (rD,km c I aw. conr Intermountain Wind and Solar, LLC 1952 West 2425 South Woods Cross, UT 84087 dou g@ imwindandsolar.com dale@imwindandsolar. com s/ David Bender David Bender Earthjustice