20131227PAC to Staff 1-6.pdf

‘ROCKY MOUNTAIN 201 South Main,Suite 2300
POWER Salt Lake City,Utah 84111
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December 23,2013
Jean Jewell
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472 W.Washington
Boise,ID 83702-5918
[e-mail] (C)
RE:IDPAC-E-13-15
IPUC Data Request (1-6)
Please find enclosed Rocky Mountain Power’s responses to IPUC Data Requests 1-6.Also
provided is Attachment IPUC 4.
If you have any questions,please feel free to call me at [phone].
Sincerely.
I.Ted Weston
Manager,Regulation
PAC-E-13-15/Rocky Mountain Power
December 23,2013
IPUC Data Request I
IPUC Data Request 1
Please explain why retail customers who received service between October 1,
2012 through September 30,2013,but are no longer customers as of February 1,
2014,will not receive the onetime credit refund.
Response to IPUC Data Request I
Crediting a customer’s account not currently served by the Company generates a
statement that is often undeliverable and eventually may be escheated.Not
crediting closed accounts provides a slightly larger credit to those customers
currently served by the Company.
Recordholder:Valerie Smith
Sponsor:To Be Determined
PAC-E-13-1 5/Rocky Mountain Power
December 23,2013
IPUC Data Request 2
IPUC Data Request 2
How many retail customers received service between October 1,2012 through
September 30,2013,but were no longer customers of the Company as of
December 1.2013?
Response to IPUC Data Request 2
15,632 customer agreements received service during the time period and were
closed as of December 1,2013.
Recordholder:Valerie Smith
Sponsor:To Be Determined
PAC-E-13-15/Rocky Mountain Power
December 23,2013
IPUC Data Request 3
IPUC Data Request 3
What is the aggregate amount of Schedule 191 charges paid by those customers
identified in response to Production Request No.2?
Response to IPUC Data Request 3
Schedule 191 charges paid by customers in Request No 2:$224,098.
Recordholder:Valerie Smith
Sponsor:To Be Determined
PAC-E-13-15/Rocky Mountain Power
December 23,2013
IPUC Data Request 4
IPUC Data Request 4
If all retail customers who received service between October 1,2012 through
September 30,2013 (regardless of whether they are current customers),were
issued a credit,approximately what amount would each customer get?
Response to IPUC Data Request 4
If all retail customers who received service between October 1,2012 through
September 30,2013 (regardless of whether they are current customers)were
issued a credit,the credit rate would be reduced to 34.9 percent from the proposed
37.0 percent and each residential customer would get approximately $7.85.
Please refer to Attachment IPUC 4 for the estimation.
Recordholder:James Zhang
Sponsor:To Be Determined
PAC-E-1 3-1 5/Rocky Mountain Power
December23,2013
IPUC Data Request 5
IPUC Data RequestS
Will customers that moved from one location to another within the Company’s
service territory between October 1,2012 through September 30,2013,receive a
refund based on all Schedule 191 charges that they paid during that time period?
Please explain.
Response to IPUC Data RequestS
The Company was able to identify that 7,277 of the 15,632 customers identified
in data request 2 are currently RMP customers that moved from one location to
another.RMP would be able to credit the full amount to the customer’s account
at this new location.
Recordholder:Valerie Smith
Sponsor:To Be Determined
PAC-E-13-1 5/Rocky Mountain Power
December23,2013
IPUC Data Request 6
IPUC Data Request 6
Please explain why the Company requests to issue a new Electric Service
Schedule 95 rather than issue credits backed by a Commission Order.
Response to IPUC Data Request 6
The Company requested creating a new Electric Service so the credit would be
separate from the ongoing DSM Schedule 191 and only apply to current
customers.However the Company is indifferent if the preference is to issue the
credit by Commission Order rather than creating a new Electric Service Schedule.
Recordholder:Ted Weston
Sponsor:To Be Determined
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