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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20210820PAC to Bayer 81-102.pdfROCKY MOUNTAIN FOWER A DIVISION OF PACIFICOBP ' ': , ";l Fl' i:: 5; 1407 W North Temple, Suite 330 Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 'r.::'i,t- Jlrv !ir'{ August 20,2021 Randall C. Budge/Bayer randv (Eracineolson. com (C) Thomas J. Budge/Bayer ti @racineolson. com (W)(C) Brian C. Collins/Bayer bcollins@consultbai. com (WXC) Maurice Brubaker/Bayer mbmbaker@consultbai. com (C) Kevin Higgins/Bayer khiesins@,enereystrat.com (C) Lance Kaufrnan/Bayer lance @ae sisinsieht. com (C) James R. Smith/Bayer i im. r. smith@ic loud. com (C) Mike Veile/Bayer m ike. vei le@bayer.com C ourtrrey Higgins/B ayer ch i s s i n s @enersv strat. com Milli Picharo/Bayer m pich ardo @en ersy strat.c om Neal Townsend/Bayer ntownsen d@energystrat.com RE ID PAC.E-21-07 Bayer Set 6ft (81-102) Please find enclosed Rocky Mountain Power's Responses to Bayer 6ft Set Data Request 81-83, 85-89, and93-102. The remaining responses will be provided under separate cover. Also provided via BOX are non-confidential Attachments and Confidential Attachments. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01.067 and 31.01.01 .233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (801)220-2963 Sincerely, --Jsl-J. Ted Weston Manager, Regulation Enclosures C.c.: Jan Noriyuki/IPUC ian.norivuki(Epuc.idaho.eov (C) Ronald L. Williams/PIIC ron (r?wi I I i amsbradbury. c om Bradley G. Mullins/PIIC brmullins@mwanalytics. com Adam Gardner/PIIC AGardner@idahoan.com (W) Kyle Williams/PIIC williamsk@bvui. edu (W) Val Steiner/PIIC val. steiner@itafos.com (W) Eric L. OlsenflIPA elo@echohawk.com (C) Anthony Yankel/IPA tony@vankel.net (C) Ben Otto/ICL botto@idahoconservation.ore (C) Ronald L. Williams/PIIC ron@rvilliamsbradburv.com Bradley G. Mullins/PIIC brmullins@mwanalvtics.com Adam Gardner/P[C AGardner@idahoan.com (W) Kyle Williams/PtrC williamsk@bvui.edu (W) Val Steiner/PIIC val. steiner@ itafos. com (W) Eric L. Olsen/IIPA elo@echohawk.com (C) Anthony Yankel/IPA tony@yankel.net (C) Brad Purdy bmpurdy@hotmail.com (C) PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 8l Bayer Data Request 81 Employee Count. Please identifr each layoff or reduction in force performed by the Company across its system from 2014 to present. Please include the number of employees and the actual full time equivalent (FTE) of each layoff. Response to Bayer Data Request 81 Headcount and full-time equivalent (FTE) counts are provided below. For purposes of this report, full-time employees are one FTE and part-time, casual, and temporary employees are 0.5 FTE. Data for 2021is through Ju,ly 2021: Recordholder: Shelley Zoller Sponsor:Steve McDougal Reduction in Force 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total Headcount 9 154 28 ",29 40 J 4 269 FTE 9.0 154.0 28.0 2.0 27.5 33.0 2.0 3.5 259.0 PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 82 Bayer Data Request 82 Employee Count. Please identiff number of retirements by year from 2013 to present. Please include the number of employees and the actual fulItime equivalent (FTE) by year. Response to Bayer Data Request 82 Headcount and full-time equivalent (FTE) counts are provided below. For purposes of this report full-time employees are one FTE and part-time, casual, and temporary employees are 0.5 FTE. Data for 2021is through Jru/ry 2A2l: Recordholder: Shelley Zoller Sponsor:Steve McDougal Retirement 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 201t 2019 2020 2021 Total Headcount 260 181 230 197 192 187 142 182 142 1.713 FTE 260 180.0 229.0 197.0 192.0 186.5 l4l.s 181.5 141.0 1708.5 PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 18,2021 Bayer Data Request 83 Bayer Data Request 83 Loss of Load Probability. Please provide the loss of load probability by month, year, and jurisdiction for the Company's most recently completed loss of load study. Response to Bayer Data Request 83 The Company's most recently completed loss of load analysis was prepared as part of its 2019 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), as described in Appendix N (Capacity Contribution Study). The final loss of load analysis in the 2019 IRP was based on a portfolio that was very similar to the 2019 IRP preferred portfolio and was conducted using a study period of 2030. The Company did not report data necessary to identiff loss of load probability (LOLP) by jurisdiction or for other years as part of this analysis. For monthly detail on the loss of load events (LOLE), please refer to file "Composite Reliability Event Summer-Wnter]0l9 l0 04 CONF.xlsx" which was provided on the confidential data disk supporting PacifiCorp's 2019 IRP. For ease of reference, this file is attached as Confidential Attachment Bayer 83. A summary of LOLE by month and hour is provided on tab "Hourly LOLP", cells J4:AGI5. The totals shown reflect events across 500 iterations of calendar year 2030 conditions. The Company's 20l9IRP is publicly available and can be accessed by utilizing the following website link: Resource Plan ific com Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01 .067 and 31.01.01.233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Dan MacNeil Sponsor:Steve McDougal PAC.E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer DataRequest 85 Bayer Data Requost 85 Cepital Addifions. Please provide documentation of PacifiCorp's capital project approval ptocess. Response to Beyer Deta Request 85 Please referto the Companl.'s response to IPUC DataRequest 35. Recordholder: Various Sponsor:To Be Determined PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 86 Bayer Data Request 86 Capital Additions. Please provide PacifiCorp's capitalization policy. Please include a description of how overhead and labor loadings are determined for individual projects. Response to Bayer Data Request 86 Please refer to the Company's response to IPUC Data Request 35, specifically Attachment IPUC 35-l which provides a copy of PacifiCorp's capitalization policy. Capital overhead is described in PacifiCorp's capitalizationpolicy under the Capital Surcharge section. Please refer to Confidential Attachment Bayer 86 which provides a copy of the memorandum describing labor loadings. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01.067 and 31.01.01.233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder: Dean Wirick Sponsor:To Be Determined PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 87 Bayer Data Request 87 Capital Additions. Please provide the following data for each capital addition made from 2014 to present for each project with more than $500,000 of gross capital allocated to Idaho: (a) Original system capital addition, (b) Applicable allocation factor, (c) Net amount included in rate base for this case, (d) Date or dates that project was transferred to plant, (e) Capital expenditure by month, (f) Amount of AFUDC included in the project, (g) All project management and capital approval documentation, and (h) Basis for any cost ovemrns above the originally approved budget. Response to Bayer Data Request 87 PacifiCorp objects to this request as unduly broad, overly burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to admissible evidence. Without waiving the foregoing objection, PacifiCorp responds as follows: (a) Please refer to the Company's response to IPUC Data Request 48 and IPUC Data Request 49 for capital additions of $2 million or more, total company. (b) Generation and transmission investments are allocated on a system generation (SG) allocation factor, and distribution plant is situs assigned to Idaho. (c) PacifiCorp objects to subparts (c) through (f), and subpart (h) as unduly burdensome. Responding to these questions would require running extracts for each capital project to identify gross plant, accumulated depreciation, and allowance for funds used during construction (AFUDC), then the accumulated deferred income tax (ADIT) balance would need to be calculated. The date a project is transferred to plant in-service between 2014 through2D2l does not provide meaning information relevant to the Company's requested revenue requirement nor does capital expenditures by month or the amount of AFUDC included in the project. PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power Auggst 24,2021 Bayer Data Request 87 (g) Ploare refer to the Company's response to IPUC DaA Roquest 48 and IPUC Data Request 49 for capital approval documentation. Recordholder: Various Sponsor:Steve McDougal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 88 Bayer Data Request 88 Capital Additions. Please provide the following data for each project not included in Request No. 87 but included in the test year ratebase for each project with more than $500,000 of gross capital allocated to Idaho: (a) Amount of AFUDC included in the project, (b) A11project management and capital approval documentation, and (c) Basis for any cost ovemrns above the originally approved budget. Response to Bayer Data Request 88 PacifiCorp objects to this request as unduly broad, overly burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to admissible evidence. V/ithout waiving the foregoing objection, PacifiCorp responds as follows: Please refer to the Company's response to Bayer Data Request 87 Recordholder:Various Sponsor:Steve McDougal PAC-E-2l-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 89 Bayer Data Request 89 Capital Additions. Please refer to Exhibit No. 40 Page 162 of 350 which identifies two fire damage related capital projects. Please provide the following data for the referenced projects and all other fire damage related projects included in response to Request No. 87 and 88: (a) If project is outside of Idaho, amount of situs capital additions associated with the fre. (b) PacifiCorp's basis for assigning costs to system and situs accounts. (c) Whether the fire was associated with PacifiCorp equipment or employees Response to Bayer Data Request 89 The Company assumes that the reference to "Request No. 87 and 88" is intended to be a reference to Bayer Data Request 87 and Bayer Data Request 88. Based on the foregoing assumption, the Company responds as follows: a. Archie Creek Fire Damage Repair was entirely a transmission line repair/replacement in Oregon. Slater Fire Damage (Happy Ca*p) was also a transmission line repair/replacement mainly in California with a very small portion occurring in Oregon. Both fires damaged transmission facilities, therefore no situs capital additions were associated with these fres. b. FERC's Code of Federal Regulations for the Uniform System of Accounts define where costs are assigned. Costs associated with transmission assets are system allocated cost associated with distribution assets are situs assigned per the 2020 Protocol. The cause of the fires is under investigation.c Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01 .067 and 31.01.01.233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and fuither subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Jeff Keyser Steve McDougalSponsor PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 93 Bayer Data Request 93 Load Forecast. Please refer to the Direct Testimony of Michael G. Wilding. Please provide the load forecast used in the test year net power cost forecast. Please provide such forecast at the most granular level available. Please provide all work papers supporting the forecast, including all load forecast model inputs, assumptions, and mathematical specifications. Response to Bayer Data Request 93 The Company interprets the reference to "load forecasf'to mean the load forecast for calendar 2021 used in this general rate case (GRC) for forecasting net power costs (NPC). The Company further clarifies that for the purposes of forecasting NPC in PacifiCorp's Idaho GRC, the202l load forecast is based on actual load for calendar year 2020 rotated to match the same day of the week for calendar year 2021. Based on the foregoing interpretation and clarification, the Company responds as follows: Please refer to Confidential Attachment Bayer 93 which provides the load forecast data used in this Idaho GRC. Specifically refer to tab *2020 Actuals (MUf)" for the Generation and Regulation Initiative Decision Tool (GRID) input, and tab "2021Forecast (MW)" for the mathematical specification. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01 .067 and 31.01.01.233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Lori Oathes Sponsor:Michael G. Wilding PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 94 Bayer Data Request 94 Load X'orecast. Please provide PacifiCorp's current 10-year business plan. Response to Bayer Data Request 94 PacifiCorp assumes that the subject title of "Load Forecasf in this data request is in error and that this request is seeking access to PacifiCorp's current l0-year business plan. Based on the foregoing assumption, the Company responds as follows: PacifiCorp's l0-year business plan is highly confidential and commercially sensitive. The Company requests special handling. Please contact Ted Weston at (801) 220-2963 to make arrangements to review. Recordholder:Ted Weston Sponsor:To Be Determined PAC-E-2I-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 95 Bayer Data Request 95 Load Forecast. Please provide the load forecast used in PacifiCorp's current 10- year business plan. Please provide such forecast at the most granular level available. Please provide all workpapers supporting the forecast, including all load forecast model inputs, assumptions, and mathematical specifications. Response to Bayer Data Request 95 The Company objects to this request on the grounds that it is not reasonably calculated to produce admissible evidence in this proceeding. PacifiCorp's Idaho general rate case (GRC) is based on historical data and does not utilize the requested 10-year business plan forecast. The Company further objects to this request on the grounds that it is unduly burdensome. The Company interprets "PacifiCorp's current 10-year business plan" to refer to the Company's 2021 budget forecast. Without waving the foregoing objections and given that interpretation the Company responds as follows: Please refer to the Company's response to PIIC Data Request 20, specifically Confidential Attachment PIIC 20-1 which provides the hourly jurisdictional forecast. Please refer to Confidential Attachment Bayer 95, specifically the "data" tab for the inputs, and the "coefficients" tab for the mathematical specifications of each model. Note: the dependent variable, model coefficients and model predictions have been redacted from the commercial use per day models in Oregon and Utah, and the industrial use per day models in Califomia, Idaho, Utah and East Wyoming to protect the confidentiality of individual customer information in those jurisdictions. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01 .067 and31.01.01.233, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Lee Elder Sponsor:Steve McDougal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 96 Bayer Data Request 96 Expenses. Please provide the system and Idaho allocated utility revenue and expense by month and FERC account and subaccount from January 2014ta present. Response to Bayer Data Request 96 Due to the volume of data requested, completion of the request on a monthly basis would require a significant amount of time and resources to complete. Please refer to Attachment Bayer 96 which provides the Company's Idaho Results of Operations (ROO) that have been filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (IPUC) for2014 through 2019. Details of total-Company and Idaho allocation utility revenue and expenses by FERC Account and subaccount are available in the below "B-Tabs" within each report: Bl - Electric Operations Revenues B2 - Operations and Maintenance Expense 83 - Depreciation Expense 84 - Amortization Expense 85 - Taxes Other Than Income 86 - Interest Expense and Schedule M 87 - Defened Income Tax Expense and ITC Amortization The2020 ROO were provided as Exhibit No. 40 to Steven R. McDougal's testimony. The202l Idaho ROO will become available for review on or around April 30,2022. Recordholder: Steven McDougal Sponsor:Steven McDougal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 97 Bayer Data Request 97 Other Revenue. Please refer to Exhibit No. 40 Page 56 of 350. Please provide the joint-use agreements and provide the basis for the forecasted revenue on the referenced page. Response to Bayer Data Request 97 Please refer to Confidential Attach Bayer 97 for the joint-use agreements. The basis for the forecasted revenues is the two agreements to attach devices on the Company' s streetJight poles. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01.067 and 31.01.01.233, the Idalrc Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Virginia Trask Steve McDougalSponsor: PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 98 Bayer Data Request 98 COVID-l9. Please to the Direct Testimony of Gary W. Hoogeveen at page7. (a) Please identiff all costs incurred lr:.2020 to accommodate transitioning employees to work from home. (b) Please identiff all costs incurred n2020 to accommodate social distancing. (c) Please identiff all costs incurred n2020 to accommodate enhanced sanitation measures. (d) Did PacifiCorp engage any thfud party to assist in its response to COVID? If yes, please identiff each engagement and the total amount billed n2020. (e) Please identiff all costs incurred l-rl2020 incurred in response to COVID and not addressed in subparts (a) through (d) above. (f) Please identiff all adjustments PacifiCorp made to the test year expenses to remove items identified in subparts (a) through (e) above. (g) Please identiff all adjusftnents PacifiCorp made to account for the impact of COVID on late fees. Response to Bayer Data Request 98 The following costs and savings are on a Total Company basis: (a) The Company incurred $503,870 :.rl,2020 to accommodate transitioning employees to work from home. (b) The Company incurred $2,234,464 lr:,2020 to accommodate social distancing. (c) The Company incurred $1,576,942:.r:,2020 to accommodate enhanced sanitation measures. (d) The Company followed state mandates in its response to the COVID-I9 pandemic. Costs incurred as a result of the Company's response to the pandemic, including any third-party costs, are reflected in subparts (a) through (c) above. (e) In addition to the costs identified in subparts (a) through (c) the Company also experienced approximately $7,000,000 of offsetting cost reductions to travel and other areas in 2020 as a result of the COVID-I9 pandemic. PAC-E21-07 / Rocky Mormtain Power August 20,2fr21 Bayer DataRequest 98 (D No adjushents were made ftom the Base Period actual experrs€s to reflect the Test Year used in this general rate case (GRC) proceeding. (g) Please refer to the Company's response to subpart (f) above. Recordholder: Heather Loechle / Steve McDougal Sponsor: Steve McDorrgal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 99 Bayer Data Request 99 Affiliated Interests. Please refer to page 2l of PacifiCorp' s 2020 Affiliated Interest Report (https://edocs.puc.state.or. us/efdocs/t IAQ/re69haq I 0845.pdf) o'Summary of transactions included in Section II for the Year Ended December 31,2020." For affiliates where both ownership interest exceeds 50 percent and 'Non-ISIA Goods and Services Total Received and Provided" is greater than $l million please provide the basis for transfer prices used in 2020. Response to Bayer Data Request 99 The basis of pricing for affrliates where both ownership and interest exceeds 50 percent and'Non-ISIA Goods and Services Total Received and Provided" is greater than $1 million are as follows: BNSF Railway Company - negotiated prices under long-term contacts for rail services and right of way fees are based on factors of square footage. o a a Marmon Utility LLC - standard business pricing for materials. BHE Wind,LLC - purchase and sale agreement for equipment transfer Kern River Gas Transmission Company - tansportation services are based on tariff rate on file wittr the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC); power line crossing based on employee labor and third-party design costs. MidAmerican Energy Company - services performed under Intercompany Mutual Assistance Agreement with a true-up the following year. Nevada Power Company - electricity fransmission services are provided under Nevada Power open access transmission tariff (OATT) pricing; wholesale energy purchases and sales are a negotiated rate capped by selling entity's cost. a Bridger Coal Company - coal purchases are priced at Bridger Coal's cost plus a margin, with the margin being eliminated by inventory and fuel expense based on generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP); Information Technology (IT) and Administative Services are charged as a fully loaded direct cost plus administrative and general (A&G) expense. Recordholder: Rhiannon Wood o a o Sponsor:Steve McDougal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 100 Bayer Data Request 100 Affiliated Interests. Please refer to page 79 of PacifiCorp's 2020 Affiliated Interest Report (https ://edocs. puc. state. or. us/efdocs/FIAQ/re69haq I 0845. pdf) "BHE Wind, LLC Affiliated Transactions". (a) Please provide all contacts and agreements between PacifiCorp and BHE Wind, LLC. (b) Please provide all costs incuned by BIIE Wind, LLC to procure and deliver the $147,029,375 of wind turbine equipment in the referenced page. Please include supporting invoices and transaction details. Response to Bayer Data Request 100 (a) Please refer to Confidential Attachment Bayer 100-1. (b) Please refer to Confidential Attachment Bayer 100-2. Confidential information is provided subject to protection under IDAPA 31.01.01.067 and 31.01.01.233, the ldaho Public Utilities Commission's Rules of Procedure No. 67 - Information Exempt from Public Review, and further subject to the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) executed in this proceeding. Recordholder:Ajay Kumar / Timothy J. Hemstreet To Be DeterminedSponsor: PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request l0l Bayer Data Request 101 Nodal Pricing. Do test year expenses or ratebase include any costs associated with ransitioning to nodal price or locational marginal price dispatching? If yes, please: (a) Identi$ the amounts and indicate where they appear in the company's filing, (b) Explain why the Company is incurring such costs, and (c) Explain how the Company has accounted for the benefits associated with these costs. Response to Bayer Data Request 101 (a) The amounts are included in Adjusfinent 5.2 Nodal Pricing provided in Exhibit No. 40, pages 107-109. Please refer to Attachment Bayer 101 for an electronic copy of Adjusftnent 5.2. (b) This adjustrnent adds the software related rate base and on-going operations and maintenance (O&M) costs for the Nodal Pricing Model (NPM) as agreed upon in the Multi-State Process (MSP) filed in Case No. PAC-E-I9-20, Appendix D. (c) All benefits associated with the NPM will flow through net power costs. The purpose of the NPM is to facilitate each state's energy policies and unique resource portfolios while seeking to maintain the benefits of system dispatch and optimization. The NPM is needed for on-going work during the interim period of the 2020 Protocol. Recordholder: Craig Larsen Sponsor Steve McDougal PAC-E-21-07 / Rocky Mountain Power August 20,2021 Bayer Data Request 102 Bayer Data Request 102 Net Power Costs. Please refer to the Public Utility Commission of Oregon DocketNo. UE 390 PAC 400 Staples Page 5lines 14 to 17. (a) Does PacifiCorp believe that Oregon Commission Staff s proposal to improve Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) Benefits Modeling would improve NPC estimates for Idaho? If no, why not? (b) Does PacifiCorp believe that Oregon Commission Staff s proposal to improve the modeling of greenhouse gas (GHG) benefits would improve NPC estimates for ldaho? If no, why not? (c) Does PacifiCorp believe that AWEC's proposal to update the production tax credit (PTC) rate would improve NPC estimates for Idaho? If no, why not? Response to Bayer Data Request 102 (a) Yes, PacifiCorp believes that the proposal regarding energy imbalance market (EIIO benefits modeling presented by the Public Utility of Oregon Commission (OPUC) staffin DocketUE-390 (2022 transition adjustnent mechanism (TAM) would improve the accuracy of the net power costs (NPC) estimate for Idaho. The adjustment was accepted in the July 2021 NPC update of the 2022TAl[vd and is not specific to any particular time period. (b) No, PacifiCorp does not believe that the proposal regarding greenhouse gas (GHG) benefits modeling presented by OPUC in Docket UE-390 could improve the accuracy of the NPC estimate for Idaho. The adjustnent was accepted in the Jltly 2021NPC update of the 2022TAM, but it applied specifically to the 2022benefrt forecast. As this Idaho general rate case (GRC) proceeding uses a 2021 test period, the proposed update would not apply. (c) No, PacifiCorp does not believe that the proposals regarding the production tax credits (PTC) rate presented by the Alliance of Western Energy Consumers (AWEC) in Docket UE-390 would improve the accuracy of the NPC estimate for Idaho. The adjustment was accepted in the July 2021 NPC update of the 2022TAM, but it applied specifically to the 2022PTC benefit forecast. As this Idaho GRC proceeding uses a 2021test period, the proposed update would not apply. Recordholder:Lori Oathes / Douglas R. Staples Mike WildingSponsor: