20110706Ehrbar Di.pdf

DAVID J. MEYER
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF COUNSEL FOR
REGULATORY & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
AVISTA CORPORATION
P . o. BOX 3727
1411 EAST MISSION AVENUE
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99220-3727
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BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF AVISTA CORPORATION FOR THE
AUTHORITY TO INCREASE ITS RATES
AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC AND
NATURAL GAS SERVICE TO ELECTRIC
AND NATURAL GAS CUSTOMERS IN THE
STATE OF IDAHO
FOR AVISTA CORPORATION
CASE NO. AVU-E-11-01
CASE NO. AVU-G-11-01
DIRECT TESTIMONY
OF
PATRICK D. EHRBAR
(ELECTRIC AND NATURAL GAS)
1 I. INTRODUCTION
2 Q.Please state your name, business address and
3 present position with Avista Corporation?
4 A.My name is Patrick D. Ehrbar and my business
5 address is 1411 East Mission Avenue, Spokane, Washington.
6 i am presently assigned to the State and Federal
7 Regulation Department as Manager of Rates and Tariffs.
8 Q.Would you briefly describe your duties?
9 A.Yes. My primary areas of responsibility include
10 electric and natural gas rate design, customer usage and
11 revenue analysis, and tariff administration.
12 Q.Please briefly describe your educa tional
13 background and professional experience?
14 A.I am a 1995 graduate of Gonzaga University with
15 a Bachelors degree in Business Administration.In 1997 I
16 graduated from Gonzaga Uni versi ty with a Masters degree in
17 Business Administration.I started with Avista in April
18 1997 as a Resource Management Analyst in the Company's DSM
19 department.Later,I became a Program Manager,
20 responsible for energy efficiency program offerings for
21 the Company's educational and governmental customers.In
22 2000, I was selected to be one of the Company's key
23 Account Executives.In this role I was responsible for,
24 among other things, being the primary point of contact for
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1 numerous commercial and industrial customers, including
2 delivery of the Company's site specific energy efficiency
3 programs.
4 I joined the State and Federal Regulation Department
5 as a Senior Regulatory Analyst in 2007.Responsibili ties
6 in this role included being the discovery coordinator for
7 the Company's rate cases, line extension policy tariffs,
8 as well as miscellaneous regulatory issues.In November
9 2009, I was promoted to my current role.
10 Q.Wha t is the scope of your tes timony in this
11 proceeding?
12 A.My testimony in this proceeding will cover the
13 spread of the proposed annual electric revenue increase of
14 $9,009,000, or 3.7%, in base revenues among the Company's
15 electric general service schedules.This represents an
16 overall increase of 3.5% in billed revenues as explained
17 below.Wi th regard to natural gas service, I will
18 describe the spread of the proposed annual revenue
19 increase of $1,921,000, or 2.7% in base revenues among the
20 Company's natural gas service schedules.This represents
21 an overall increase of 2.8% in billed revenues as
22 explained below.My testimony will also describe the
23 changes to the rates wi thin the Company's electric and
24 natural gas service schedules, as well the proposed
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1 increase in the basic charge for electric rate Schedule 1
2 and natural gas rate Schedule 101.In addition, I will
3 describe the Company's proposed Energy Efficiency Load
4 Adjustment, discuss the size of the first block in
5 residential electric Schedule 1,and the Company's
6 posi tion on charging for other services. Finally, I will
7 provide an overview of the items required of the Company
8 in Order No.32070,and the related Settlement
9 Stipulation, in Case Nos. AVU-E/G-10-01.
10 Q.Are you sponsoring any Exhibits that accompany
11 your testimony?
12 A.Yes.I am sponsoring Exhibit No. 13, Schedules
13 1 through 3 related to the proposed electric increase, and
14 Schedules 4 through 6 related to the proposed natural gas
15 increase.In addition, I am sponsoring Schedule 7 which
16 is a December 2010 presentation related to electric Rate
17 Schedule 1 block sizing.Finally, I am sponsoring
18 Schedule 8 relating to the Company's proposed Energy
19 Efficiency Load Adjustment. These exhibits were prepared
20 by me or under my supervision.
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Table of Contents Page
i.Introduction 1
II.Rate Spread/Rate Design Executive Summary 4
III. Proposed Electric Revenue Increase
Summary of Rate Schedules and Tariffs 7Proposed Rate Spread (Increase by Schedule) 9
Proposed Rate Design (Rates within Schedules) 11
IV. Proposed Natural Gas Revenue Increase
Summary of Rate Schedules and Tariffs 27
Proposed Rate Spread (Increase by Schedule) 29
Proposed Rate Design (Rates wi thin Schedules) 31
V. Residential Schedule 1 Block Size 36
VI. Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment 39
VII. Charging for Other Services 49
VIII. Summary of Compliance with AVU-E/G-10-01 OrderNo. 32070 Requirements 55
II. EXECUTIVE SUMY
Proposed Electric Increase
Q.What is the proposed electric revenue increase
28 in this case and how is the Company proposing to spread
29 the total increase by rate schedule?
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A.The proposed electric increase is $ 9,009,000, or
3.7% over present base tariff rates in effect.The
32 proposed general increase over present billing rates,
33 including all other rate adjustments (such as DSM and
34 Residential Exchange), is 3.5%.The proposed general
35 increase of $9,009,000 has been spread by rate schedule
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1 using a uniform percentage increase to all customer
2 Schedules, while taking into consideration the Company's
3 cost of service study results, as discussed by Company
4 wi tness Ms. Knox.The proposed percentage increase by
5 rate schedule is as follows:
6 Table 1 - Prpgsed % Electrc Increase by Schedule
Increase in Base
Rates
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
Increase in
Bilg Rates
3.6%
3.5%
3.5%
3.4%
3.3%
3.6%
3.6%
3.5%
12 This information is shown with more detail on page 1
7 Rate Schedule
Residentil Schedule 1
General Serve Schedule 11/12
Large General Servce Schedule 21/22
Ext Large General Servce Schedule 25
Clearwater Paper Schedul 25P
Puming Serve Schedule 31/32
Street & Area Ligts Schedules
Overall
14 Q.What is the proposed increase for a residential
18 or a 3.7% increase in their electric bill.
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15 electric customer with average consumtion?
16 A.The proposed increase for a residential customer
17 using an average of 956 kWhs per month is $3.06 per month,
The present
19 bill for 956 kWhs is $83.81 compared to the proposed level
20 of $86.87, including all rate adjustments. The Company is
21 also proposing to change the basic charge from $5.00 per
22 month to $5.50 per month.
23 Q.Is the Company proposing any changes to the
24 present rate structures wi thin its electric service
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1 schedules?
2 A.No.The Company is not proposing any changes
3 to the present rate structures wi thin its electric
4 schedules.
5 Q.Where do you show the proposed changes in rates
6 wi thin the electric service schedules?
7 A.This information is shown on page 3 of Exhibit
8 No. 13, Schedule 3.
9 Proposed Natural Gas Increase
10 Q.How is the Company proposing to spread the
11 overall natural gas increase of $1,921,000, or 2.7% by
12 service schedule?
13 A.The Company is proposing the following base and
14 billing revenue changes by rate schedule1:
15 Table 2 - Prposed % Natul Gas Increase by Schedule
Increase in Base
Rates
3.5%
0.1%
1.0%
4.6%
2.7%
Increase in
Bilg Rates
3.5%
0.1%
1.0%
4.7%
2.8%
16 Rate Schedule
General Serve Schedul 101
Lage General Serve Schedule 111/112
Inrrtile Sales Servce Schedul 131/132
Transporttion Servce Schedul 146
Overall
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20 This information is also shown on page 1 of Exhibit
21 No. 13, Schedule 6.The Company utilized the results of
22 the natural gas cost of service study, sponsored by
1 For Schedule 146, including an estimate of 40.0 cents per therm for
the cost of gas and pipeline transportation, the proposed increase to
Schedule 146 rates represents an average increase of 0.9% in those
customers' total gas bill.
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1 Wi tness Knox, to spread the overall revenue increase to
2 its natural gas service schedules.
3 Q.What is the proposed monthly increase for a
4 residential natural gas customer with average usage?
5 A.The increase for a residential customer using an
6 average of 62 therms of natural gas per month would be
7 $2.15 per month, or 3.5%. A bill for 62 therms per month
8 would increase from the present level of $ 60. 76 to a
9 proposed level of $62.91.The Company is also proposing
10 to change the basic charge from $4.00 per month to $4.50
11 per month.
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13 III. PROPOSED ELECTRIC REVENU INCRESE
14 Suma;y of Electric Rate Schedules and Tariffs
15 Q.Would you please explain what is contained in
16 Schedule 1 of Exhibit No. 13?
17 A.Yes.Schedule 1 is a copy of the Company's
18 present and proposed electric tariffs, showing the changes
19 (strikeout and underline) proposed in this filing.
20 Q.Could you please describe what is contained in
21 Schedule 2 of Exhibi t No. 13?
22 A.Yes.Schedule 2 contains the proposed (clean)
23 electric tariff sheets incorporating the proposed changes
24 included in this filing.
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1 Q.What is contained in Schedule 3 of Exhibit No.
2 13?
3 A.Schedule 3 contains information regarding the
4 proposed spread of the electric revenue increase among the
5 service schedules and the proposed changes to the rates
6 wi thin the schedules.Page 1 shows the proposed general
7 revenue and percentage increase by rate schedule compared
8 to the present revenue under base tariff and billing
9 rates.Page 2 shows the rates of return and the relative
10 rates of return for each of the schedules before and after
11 application of the proposed general increase.Page 3
12 shows the present rates under each of the rate schedules,
13 the proposed changes to the rates within the schedules,
14 and the proposed rates after application of the changes.
15 These pages will be referred to later in my testimony.
16 Q.Would you please describe the Company's present
17 rate schedules and the types of electric service offered
18 under each?
19 A.Yes.The Company presently provides electric
20 service under Residential Service Schedule 1, General
21 Service Schedules 11 and 12,Large General Service
22 Schedules 21 and 22, Extra Large General Service Schedules
23 25 and 25P (Clearwater Paper's Lewiston Plant) and Pumping
24 Service Schedules 31 and 32.Addi tionally, the Company
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1 provides Street Lighting Service under Schedules 41-46,
2 and Area Lighting Service under Schedules 47-49.
3 Schedules 12, 22, 32, and 48 exist for residential and
4 farm service customers who qualify for the Residential
5 Exchange Program operated by the Bonneville Power
6 Administration.The rates for these schedules are
7 identical to the rates for Schedules 11, 21, 31, and 47,
8 respectively, except for the Residential Exchange rate
9 credit.
10 The following table shows the type and number of
11 customers served in Idaho (as of December 2010) under each
12 of the service schedules:
13 Table 3 - Customers by Service Schedule - Idaho
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Rate Schedule
Residentil Schedule 1
General Serve Schedul 11/12
Large General Serve Schedul 21/22
Ext Large General Serve Schedul 25
Clearater Paper Schedul 25P
Pumin Serve Schedule 31/32
No. of Customers
100,148
19,455
1,444
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19 Proposed Electric Rate Spread
20 Q. How does the Company propose to spread the total
21 general revenue increase request of $9,009,000 among its
22 various rate schedules?
23 A.The Company is proposing that the overall
24 requested revenue increase be spread on a uniform
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1 percentage basis, as shown below:
2 Table 4 - Prposed % Electrc Increase by Schedule
Increase in
Base Rates
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3.7%
3 Rate Schedule
Residentl Schedule 1
General Serve Schedul 11/12
Lage General Serve Schedul 21/22
Ext Lage General Serve Schedule 25
Clearwater Paper Schedul 25P
Pumin Servce Schedul 31/32
Street & Area Ligts Scheduls
Overall
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Increase in
Bil Rates
3.6%
3.5%
3.5%
3.4%
3.3%
3.6%
3.6%
3.5%
9 This information is shown in detail on Page 1, Schedule 3
10 of Exhibit No. 13.
11 Q. Wha t rationale did the Company use in developing
12 the proposed general increase by rate schedule?
13 A. Upon evaluation of the cost of service results, it
14 was determined that an across the board uniform percentage
15 movement towards unity (e.g., a 50% movement) would cause
16 some schedules to receive a rate decrease, while others
17 would receive an increase twice as large as the overall
18 request. Application of a uniform percentage across rate
19 Schedules results in a slight movement toward unity for
20 Schedules 1, 11/12, 21/22, and 25, and small movement away
21 from unity for the other schedules, none of which I would
22 consider material. Therefore, the Company decided to
23 propose spreading the increase on a uniform percentage
24 basis.
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1 Table 5 below shows the relative rates of return
2 before and after application of the proposed general
3 increase:
4 Table 5 -Prsent & Prposed Relative Rates of Retu
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Present
Relatie
ROR
0.83
1.38
1.14
0.84
1.10
0.95
0.89
1.00
6 Rate Schedule
Residentil Schedul 1
General Serve Schedul 11/12
Lage General Serve Schedul 21/22
Ext Lage General Serve Schedule 25
Clearater Paper Schedule 25P
Pumin Servce Schedul 31/32
Street & Area Ligts Scheduls
Overall
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Relati
ROR
0.84
1.35
1.12
0.87
1.13
0.94
0.87
1.00
Q.Where in your Exhibit do you show a comparison
14 of the present and proposed rates within each of the
15 Company's electric service schedules?
16 A.Page 3, Schedule 3 of Exhibit No. 13 shows a
17 comparison of the present and proposed rates wi thin each
18 of the schedules, which I will describe below. Column (a)
19 shows the rate/billing components under each of the
20 schedules, column (b) shows the base tariff rates within
21 each of the schedules, column (c) shows the present rate
22 adjustments applicable under each schedule, and column (d)
23 shows the present billing rates.Column (e) shows the
24 proposed general rate increase to the rate components
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1 within each of the schedules, column (f) shows the
2 proposed billing rates and column (g) shows the proposed
3 base tariff rates.
4 Q.Is the Company proposing any changes to the
5 existing rate structures within its rate schedules?
6 A.No, the Company does not believe that changes to
7 the current rate structures are necessary. I will provide
8 information as it relates specifically to the block size
9 under Residential Schedule 1, and the Company's rationale
10 for not proposing any changes to that schedule, later in
11 my testimony.
12 Q.Turning to Residential Service Schedule 1, could
13 you please describe the present rate structure under this
14 schedule?
15 A.Yes.Residential Schedule 1 has a present
16 customer or basic charge of $5.00 per month and two energy
17 rate blocks:0-600 kWhs and over 600 kWhs.The present
18 base tariff rate for the first 600 kWhs per month is 7.775
19 cents per kWh and 8.691 cents for all kWhs over 600.
20 Q.How does the Company propose to spread the
21 proposed general revenue increase of $3,669,000 to
22 Schedule 1?
23 A.The Company proposes to increase the monthly
24 customer charge from $5.00 to $5.50.The proposed
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1 increase to the energy rates for both blocks is 0.267
2 cents per kWh.
3 Q.Why is the Company proposing to increase the
4 monthly customer charge from $5.00 to $5.50 per month?
5 A.A significant portion of the Company's costs are
6 fixed and do not vary with customer usage.These costs
7 include distribution plant and operating costs to provide
8 reliable service to customers.Upon evaluation of the
9 total customer allocated costs, as shown in Company
10 witness Ms. Knox's Exhibit No. 12, Schedule 3, Page 4,
11 line 25, those costs are $15.05 per customer per month.
12 Factoring in distribution demand cost per customer per
13 month of $19.53, as shown in Ms. Knox's Exhibit No. 12,
14 Schedule 3, Page 4, line 27, the total customer and
15 distribution demand monthly cost is $34.58.These are
16 essentially fixed costs that are allocated based on the
17 number of customers served.Gi ven the large disparity
18 between the level of customer and demand costs and the
19 present level of the basic charge, the Company believes
20 that it is appropriate to recover more of these fixed
21 customer costs through the basic charge.
22 Q.What is the average monthly electric usage for a
23 residential customer, and what is the effect of the
24 proposed increase on a customer's bill?
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1 A.The average monthly usage for a residential
2 customer is 956 kWhs. Based on the proposed increase, the
3 average monthly increase would be $3.06, or 3.7%.The
4 present monthly bill for 956 kWhs of usage is $83.81 and
5 the proposed monthly bill would be $86.87.
6 Q.Turning to General Service Schedule 11/12, could
7 you please describe the present rate structure and rates
8 under that schedule?
9 A.Yes.The present rate structure under the
10 schedule includes a monthly customer charge of $9.50, an
11 energy rate of 9.063 cents per kWh for all usage up to
12 3,650 kWhs per month, and an energy rate of 7.731 cents
13 per kWh for usage over 3,650 kWhs per month.There is
14 also a demand charge of $4.75 per kW for all demand in
15 excess of 20 kW per month.There is no charge for the
16 first 20 kW of demand.
17 Q.How is the Company proposing to apply the
18 proposed general revenue increase of $1,098,000 to the
19 rates under Schedule 11/12?
20 A.The Company is proposing that the customer
21 charge be increased by $0.50, from $9.50 to $10.00 per
22 month.In addition, the Company is proposing that the
23 demand charge (over 20 kW) be increased $0.50 per kW, from
24 $4.75 to $5.25.The Company is proposing not only to
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1 recover the remaining revenue requirement in the first
2 block, but is also proposing to move additional revenue
3 recovery from the second block to the first block.The
4 proposed rate for the first block is $0.09655 per kWh, an
5 increase of $0.00592 per kWh, and the proposed rate for
6 the second block $0.06958 per kWh, a reduction of $0.00773
7 per kWh.Finally, the Company is proposing to increase
8 the minimum charge for 3-phase service from $13.10 to
9 $17.10.
10 Q.Please explain the proposed changes to the block
11 rates for Schedule 11/12?
12 A.Currently, present rates under Schedule 11/12
13 result in a higher average kWh charge to larger-use
14 customers than smaller-use customers with the same load
15 factor.Generally,larger-usage customers under the
16 Schedule are less costly to serve than smaller-usage
17 customers on a cost per kWh basis, as fixed costs are
18 spread over a larger base of usage.The proposed changes
19 to the rates in Schedule 11/12 will resolve this issue. A
20 lower average rate for service to larger use customers
21 under a Schedule generally is supportable on a cost of
22 service basis.
23 Table 6 below shows the average rate per kWh for
24 several different demand, load factor and energy-usage
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1 scenarios, which I will refer to as customer scenarios:
2 Table 6 . Prsent and Prposed Schedule 11 Bil & Effective kWh Rates
kW Load Month Bil Under Efictie
Line # Dema Factor kWh Present Rates kWh
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
20 25% 3,650 $357.67 $0.09799
30 25% 5,475 $554.95 $0.10136
40 25% 7,300 $752.23 $0.10305
20 50% 7,300 $657.23 $0.09003
30 50% 10,950 $1,004.28 $0.09172
40 50% 14,600 $1,351.4 $0.09256
Bil under
Proposed Rates
(t)
$379.78
$567.95
$756.12
$651.2
$974.96
$1,298.80
Eficti
kWh
(g)
$0.10405
$0.10374
$0.10358
$0.08919
$0.08904
$0.08896
8 Column (e) shows the average rate per kWh under present
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10 proposed rates.Lines 1-3 show three different customer
11 scenarios with different usage levels, but all with a 25%
12 load factor. Lines 4-6 show three customer scenarios with
13 different usage levels, but with a 50% load factor.As
14 shown in column (e), a higher-use customer always pays a
15 higher average rate than a smaller-use customer with a
16 similar load factor.Not only does it not seem fair to
17 kWh rate to higher-usecharge a higher effective
18 customers, but it may also drive these Schedule 11/12
19 customers to use more energy than they otherwise would
20 have for purposes of qualifying for Schedule 21/22 which
21 could result in a lower effective kWh rate.
22 Q.What is the cause of this rate design problem
23 for Schedule 11/12?
24 A.I believe the cause of this problem is the
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1 current rate structure as it relates to demand charges.
2 Schedule 11/12 customers are not charged for their first
3 20 kW of demand. Demand in excess of 20 kW are charged
4 $4.75 per kW in current rates.Under the current rate
5 structure, high use customers pay the incremental demand
6 charge, and when coupled with a relatively narrow rate
7 spread between the blocks, this results in a higher
8 average rate for higher-use customers than smaller-use
9 customers.
10 Q.What is the rate impact to customers on Schedule
11 11/12 from the Company's proposed rate design?
12 A.Table 7 below shows the impact to various
13 customers on Schedule 11:
14 Table 7 - Schedule 11 Bil Impact
Load
Factor
25%
25%
25%
50%
50%
50%
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kWDemad
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40
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Bil Under Present
Mont kWh Rates
3,650 $357.67
5,475 $554.95
7,300 $752.23
7,300 $657.23
10,950 $1,004.28
14,600 $1,351.34
Bil Under
Proposed Rates
$379.78
$567.95
$756.12
$651.12
$974.96
$1,298.80
% Increase
6.2%
2.3%
0.5%
-0.9%
-2.9%
-3.9%
20 The proposed rate design results in a bill decrease for
21 larger-use customers on Schedule 11/12, and a slightly
22 higher bill increase for lower use customers than the
23 Company's overall requested percentage increase in this
24 case.
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1 Q.Does the proposed rate design change improve a
2 customer's transition from Schedule 11/12 to Schedule
3 21/22?
4 A.Yes, it does.Currently the difference in the
5 present rates under Schedule 11/12 and Schedule 21/22 is
6 substantial. There are a number of large customers served
7 under Schedule 11/12 that are similar in size and usage to
8 smaller Schedule 21/22 customers.Because of this rate
9 differential, a customer switching from Schedule 11/12 to
10 Schedule 21/22 can see a lower annual energy bill under
11 present rates, which represents a revenue/margin loss to
12 the Company until it is recovered as a result of a general
13 rate change. This rate disparity may also cause customers
14 to increase their usage in order to qualify for Schedule
15 21, which is inconsistent with the goals of energy
16 efficiency. Therefore, the Company's proposed rate design
17 change will result in lower effective per kWh rates for
18 larger customers which are closer to Schedule 21/22
19 effective per kWh rates.
20 Q.Does the proposed rate design change for
21 Schedule 11/12 result in an inappropriate price signal in
22 the second block for customers?
23 A.No, it does not.Even with the proposed rate
24 design changes, the effective kWh rate for larger Schedule
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1 11/12 customers with usage in the second block is
2 approximately 8.2 cents per kWh, and including the demand
3 charge and 50% load factor. This rate is higher than the
4 Company's levelized 20 year new resource cost forecast of
5 7.9 cents per kWh2.
6 Q.Why is the Company proposing an 11% increase to
7 the demand charge for Schedule 11/12?
8 A.The system allocated demand cost from the cost
9 of service study is approximately $18.26 per kilowatt (kW)
10 month3. The Company's present monthly demand charges range
11 from $4.00-$4. 75/kW, depending on service schedule. While
12 the exact level of costs classified as demand-related can
13 be debated, clearly the levels of demand charges will
14 continue to be well below demand-related costs.
15 In addition,the Company's transmission and
16 distribution system is constructed to meet the collective
17 peak demand of its customers.Further, the Company must
18 have adequate resources available to meet peak demand.If
19 customers reduce their peak demand, it will reduce the
20 need for additional investment in these facilities and
21 resources.Customers need to receive the proper price
2 2009 Avista Electric Integrated Resource Plan, Page 7-1. (See Exhibit
No.4, Schedule 1) The forecast shows $79.56 per mWh.3 Exhibit No. 12, Schedule 3, page 3, line 28
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1 signal to encourage a reduction in their peak demand,
2 i . e ., higher demand charges.
3 For these reasons, the Company believes that it is
4 important to increase the demand charge in this case for
5 Schedule 11/12, as well as for Schedules 21/22 and 25, by
6 a percentage greater than that applied to the energy
7 rates.If demand charges are not increased at least
8 proportionately with energy charges, customers who have a
9 poor load factor (high peak demand compared to average
10 energy use) would see a lower percentage increase in their
11 bill than a comparable customer with a good load factor
12 (low peak demand compared to average energy use).This
13 resul t would not send the appropriate price signal to
14 commercial and industrial customers, nor would it reflect
15 the fact that the Company's demand charges are well below
16 the costs associated with meeting customers' peak demand.
17 Q.Turning to Large General Service Schedule 21/22,
18 would you please describe the present rate structure under
19 that schedule and how the Company is proposing to apply
20 the increase of $1,894,000 to the rates within the
21 schedule?
22 A.Yes.Large General Service Schedule 21/22
23 consists of a minimum monthly charge of $325.00 for the
24 first 50 kW or less, a demand charge of $4.25 per kW for
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1 monthly demand in excess of 50 kW, and two energy block
2 rates: 6.109 cents per kWh for the first 250,000 kWhs per
3 month, and 5.214 cents per kWh for all usage in excess of
4 250,000 kWhs.
5 The Company is proposing that the present minimum
6 demand charge (for the first 50 kW or less) be increased
7 by $25 per month, from $325.00 to $350.00, and the demand
8 charge for kW over 50 per month be increased by $0.50 per
9 kW, from $4.25 to $4.75, for reasons provided previously
10 in my testimony.The remaining revenue increase for the
11 schedule is proposed to be recovered through a uniform
12 percentage increase of approximately 2.0% applied to the
13 two energy block rates.The proposed increase for the
14 first 250,000 kWhs used per month under the schedule is
15 0.125 cents per kWh, and an increase of 0.106 cents per
16 kWh for usage over 250,000 kWhs per month.
17 Q.Turning to Extra Large General Service Schedule
18 25, would you please describe the present rate structure
19 under that schedule and how the Company is proposing to
20 apply the increase of $513,000 to the rates wi thin the
21 schedule?
22 A.Yes.Extra Large General Service Schedule 25
23 consists of a minimum monthly charge of $12,000.00 for the
24 first 3,000 kVa or less, a demand charge of $4.00 per kVa
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1 for monthly demand in excess of 3,000 kVa, and two energy
2 block rates:5.065 cents per kWh for the first 500,000
3 kWhs per month and 4.290 cents per kWh for all usage in
4 excess of 500,000 kWhs.
5 The Company is proposing that the present minimum
6 demand charge under the schedule be increased by $500 per
7 month, from $12,000 to $12,500, and the demand charge for
8 kVa over 3,000 per month be increased by $0.50 per kVa,
9 from $4.00 to $4.50.The remaining revenue increase for
10 the schedule is proposed to be recovered through a uniform
11 percentage increase of approximately 2.7% applied to the
12 two energy block rates. The proposed energy rate increase
13 for the first 500,000 kWhs used per month is 0.134 cents
14 per kWh and the increase for usage over 500,000 per month
15 is 0.114 cents per kWh.
16 Q.Could you please describe the service the
17 Company provides to Clearwater Paper's Lewiston Plant?
18 A.Yes.In Commission Order No. 29418, dated
19 January 15, 2004, the Commission approved a ten-year Power
20 Purchase and Sale Agreement (Agreement) between Avista and
21 Clearwater,applicable to its Lewiston Plant.The
22 Agreement became effective July 1, 2003 and expires June
23 30, 2013.The Agreement provides for the purchase by
24 Avista of Clearwater's on-site generation of up to 62
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1 average megawatts per year at a price of $42.92 per
2 megawatt-hour.Power purchased from Clearwater under the
3 Agreement is a directly-assigned resource to Idaho (no
4 allocation to Washington).Avista serves Clearwater's
5 entire load requirement at the Plant, approximately 100
6 average megawatts, under Schedule 25P.
7 Q.Could you please describe the application of the
8 proposed increase of $1,545,000 to the rates under
9 Schedule 25P?
10 A.Yes.The Company is proposing that the present
11 minimum demand charge under the schedule be increased by
12 $500 per month, from $12,000 to $12,500, and the demand
13 charge for kVa over 3,000 per month be increased by $0.50
14 per kVa, from $4.00 to $4.50.The remaining revenue
15 increase for the schedule is proposed to be recovered
16 through an increase of 0.100 cents per kWh to the energy
17 charge.
18 Q.What changes is the Company proposing to the
19 rates under Puming Schedule 31/32 to recover the proposed
20 general revenue increase of $167, OOO?
21 A.The Company is proposing that the customer
22 charge be increased by $0.50, from $7.50 to $8.00 per
23 month, with the remaining revenue increase spread on a
24 uniform percentage basis of approximately 3.6% to the two
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1 energy rate blocks under the schedule.The proposed
2 increase in the first block rate is 0.316 cents per kWh
3 and the increase in the second block rate is 0.268 cents
4 per kwh.
5 Q.How is the Company proposing to spread the
6 proposed revenue increase of $123,000 applicable to Street
7 and Area Light schedules to the rates contained in those
8 schedules (Schedules 41-48)?
9 A.The Company proposes to increase present street
10 and area light (base) rates on a uniform percentage basis.
11 The proposed increase for all lighting rates is 3.7%. The
12 (base tariff) rates are shown in the tariffs for those
13 schedules, contained in of Exhibit No. 13, Schedule 2.
14 Q.Are you proposing any other changes to the
15 Company's electric service tariffs?
16 A.Yes.The Company is proposing to add language
17 to Rate Schedules "Extra Large General Service" Schedule
18 25 and "Extra Large General Service to Clearwater Paper's
19 Facility" Schedule 25P.The Company is proposing to
20 revise the language relating to the Annual Minimum.
21 Currently, the language states:
22 Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined23 during the April billing cycle for the previous 12-
24 month period. For a customer who has taken service25 on this schedule for less than 12 months, the annual
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1
2
3
4
minimum will be prorated based on the actual months
of service.
The proposed language states:
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Any annual minimum deficiency will be determined
during the April billing cycle for the previous 12-
month period. For a customer who has taken service
on this schedule for less than 12 months, the annual
minimum will be prorated based on the actual months
of service. The annual minimum will also be
prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh'sper month (11,000,000 kWhs annually), plus twelve
months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand
charge for the first 3,000 kVA of demand. The annual
minimum reflected above is based on base revenues
only. Any other revenues paid by customers in their
billed rates (such as the DSM Tariff Rider Schedule
91) do not factor in to the annual minimum
calculation.
Q. Why is the Company proposing this change to the
23 annual minimum language?
24 A.There are two main reasons for the requested
25 change.First, it was not clear to customers as to what
26 the base level of kWh's were for purposes of determining
27 the annual minimum.Second, it was not clear in the
28 tariff language that the annual minimum relates to base
29 revenues, not billing revenues.The annual minimum
30 language needs to reflect the fact that other tariff
31 schedules that impact billed rates do not impact the
32 annual minimum, and are not included in the annual minimum
33 calculation.
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1 iV. PROPOSED NATUR GAS REVENU INCRESE
2 Q.Could you please explain what is contained in
3 Schedule 4 of Exhibit No. 13?
4 A.Yes.Schedule 4 of Exhibit No. 13 is a copy of
5 the Company's present and proposed natural gas tariffs,
6 showing the changes (strikeout and underline) proposed in
7 this filing.
8 Q.Could you please describe what is contained in
9 Schedule 5 of Exhibit No. 13?
10 A.Schedule 5 of Exhibit No. 13 contains the
11 proposed (clean) natural gas tariff sheets incorporating
12 the proposed changes included in this filing.
13 Q.Could you please explain what is contained in
14 Schedule 6 of Exhibit No. 13?
15 A.Schedule 6 of Exhibit No.13 contains
16 information regarding the proposed spread of the natural
17 gas revenue increase among the service schedules and the
18 proposed changes to the rates within the schedules.Page
19 1 shows the proposed general revenue and percentage
20 increase by rate schedule.Page 2 shows the rates of
21 return and the relative rates of return for each of the
22 schedules before and after the proposed increases. Page 3
23 shows the present rates under each of the rate schedules,
24 the proposed changes to the rates within the schedules,
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1 and the proposed rates after application of the changes.
2 These pages will be referred to later in my testimony.
3
4 Sumry of Natural Gas Rate Schedules and Tariffs
5 Q.Would you please review the Company's present
6 rate schedules and the types of natural gas service
7 offered under each?
8 A.Yes.The Company's present Schedules 101 and
9 111 offer firm sales service.Schedule 101 generally
10 applies to residential and small commercial customers who
11 use less than 200 therms/month. Schedule 111 is generally
12 for customers who consistently use over 200 therms/month
13 and Schedule 131 provides interruptible sales service to
14 customers whose annual requirements exceed 250,000 therms.
15 Schedule 146 provides transportation/distribution service
16 for customer-owned gas for customers whose annual
17 requirements exceed 250,000 therms.
18 Q.The Company also has rate Schedules 112 and 132
19 on file with the Commission.Could you please explain
20 which customers are eligible for service under these
21 schedules?
22 A.Schedules 112 and 132 are in place to provide
23 service to customers who at one time were provided service
24 under Transportation Service Schedule 146.The rates
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1 under these schedules are the same as those under
2 Schedules 111 and 131 respectively, except for the
3 application of Temporary Gas Rate Adjustment Schedule 155.
4 Schedule 155 is a temporary rate adjustment used to
5 amortize the deferred gas costs approved by the Commission
6 in the prior PGA.Because of their size, transportation
7 service customers are analyzed individually to determine
8 their appropriate share of deferred gas costs.If those
9 customers switch back to sales service, the Company
10 continues to analyze those customers individually;
11 otherwise,those customers would receive gas costs
12 deferrals which are not due them, thus the need for
13 Schedules 112 and 132.There are only 3 customers served
14 under these schedules as of December 31, 2010.
15 Q.How many customers does the Company serve under
16 each of its natural gas rate schedules in Idaho?
17 A.As of December 2010,the Company provided
18 service to the following number of customers under each of
19 its schedules in Idaho:
20 Table 8 - Customers by Servce Schedule - Idaho
21
22
Rate Schedule
General Servce Schedule 101
Large General Serve Schedule 111/112
Inrrtile Sales Servce Schedule 131/132
Traporttin Serve Schedul 146
No. of Customers
73,120
1,080
1
6
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1 Proposed Rate Spread
2 Q.How does the Company propose to spread the
3 overall revenue increase of $1,921,000, or 2.7%, among its
4 natural gas general service schedules?
5 Company is proposingTheA.
6 revenue/rate changes by rate schedule:
7 Table 9 - Prpgsed % Natul Gas Increase by Schedule
Increase in
Base Rates
3.5%
0.1%
1.0%
4.6%
2.7%
8 Rate Schedule
General Serve Schedul 101
Lage General Serve Schedule 111/112
Interrtile Sales Servce Schedule 131/132
Traporttin Servce Schedule 146
OveraU
9
10
11
12 proposedtheQ.percentageIs
the following
Increase in
Bil Rates
3.5%
0.1%
1.0%
4.7%
2.8%
increase for
13 Transporta tion Schedule 146 comparable to the increase for
14 the other service schedules?
15 No.The proposed percentage increase forA.
16 Transportation Schedule 146 is not comparable to the
17 proposed increases for the other (sales) service schedules,
18 as Schedule 146 revenue does not include an amount for the
19 cost of gas or pipeline transportation, whereas the other
20 sales schedules include these costs.
21 theiracquirecustomers own gas
22
Transportation
and pipeline
transportation.Including an estimate of 40.0 cents per
23 therm for the cost of gas and pipeline transportation, the
24 proposed increase to Schedule 146 rates represents an
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1 average increase of 0.9% in those customers' total gas
2 bill.
3 Q.What informtion did the Company use to develop
4 the proposed spread of the overall increase to the various
5 rate schedules?
6 A.The Company utilized the results of the cost of
7 service study, as sponsored by Ms. Knox, as a guide in
8 developing the proposed rate spread.The relative rates
9 of return before and after application of the proposed
10 increases by schedule are as follows:
11
13
Table 10 -Prsent & Prposed Relative Rates of Retu
Present
Relatie ROR
0.97
1.15
1.08
1.04
1.00
Proposed
Relatie ROR
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
12
14
Rate Schedule
General Servce Schedul 101
Lage General Serve Schedule 111/112
Interrtible Sales Servce Schedul 131/132
Traporttin Serve Schedule 146
Overall15
16 Page 2 of Exhibit No. 13, Schedule 6 shows this
17 information in more detail.
18 The Company believes that, given the results of the
19 Cost of Service study sponsored by Ms. Knox, all of the
20 rate schedules should be moved to unity.General Service
21 Schedule 101 was the only schedule that has a present
22 relative rate of return that is currently below cost of
23 service.Given their proximity to unity, the Company
24 believes that a full movement is reasonable.
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1 Proposed Rate Design
2 Q.Could you please explain the present rate design
3 within each of the Company's present gas service
4 schedules?
5 A.Yes.General Service Schedule 101 generally
6 applies to residential and small commercial customers who
7 use less than 200 therms/month. The schedule contains a
8 single rate per therm for all gas usage and a monthly
9 customer /basic charge.
10 Large General Service Schedule 111 has a four-tier
11 declining-block rate structure and is generally for
12 customers who consistently use over 200 therms/month. The
13 schedule consists of a monthly minimum charge plus a usage
14 charge for the first 200 therms or less, and block rates
15 for 201-1,000 therms/month, 1001-10,000 therms/month and
16 usage over 10,000 therms/month.
17 Interruptible Sales Service Schedule 131 contains a
18 single rate per therm for all gas usage.The schedule
19 also has an annual minimum (deficiency) charge based on a
20 usage requirement of 250,000 therms per year.
21 Transportation Service Schedule 146 contains a $200
22 per month customer charge and contains a single rate per
23 therm for all gas usage.The schedule also has an annual
24 minimum (deficiency) charge based on a usage requirement
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1 of 250,000 therms per year.
2 Q.Is the Company proposing any changes to the
3 present rate structures contained in its gas service
4 schedules?
5 A.No, it is not.
6 Q.Where in your Exhibits do you show the present
7 and proposed rates for the Company's natural gas service
8 schedules?
9 A.Page 3 of Schedule 6 shows the present and
10 proposed rates under each of the rate schedules, including
11 all present rate adjustments (adders). Column (e) on that
12 page shows the proposed changes to the rates contained in
13 each of the schedules.
14 Q.You stated earlier in your testimony that the
15 Company is proposing an overall base rate increase of 3.5%
16 to the rates of General Service Schedule 101.Is the
17 Company proposing an increase to the present
18 basic/customer charge of $4. OO/month under the schedule?
19 A.Yes.The Company is proposing to increase the
20 basic/customer charge from $4.00 to $4.50 per month. Upon
21 evaluation of the total customer allocated costs, as shown
22 in Ms. Knox's Exhibit No. 13, Schedule 6, Page 4, line 24,
23 those costs are $14.85 per customer per month.Included
24 as a part of the $14.85 in fixed costs are the cost of the
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1 meter and service, and the costs associated with billing
2 and providing customer service, which amounts to $10.59
3 per customer per month, as shown in Ms. Knox's Exhibit No.
4 13, Schedule 6, Page 4, line 22.While the Company
5 believes that the customer/basic charge should recover a
6 reasonable portion of the fixed costs of providing
7 service, it is only requesting a $0.50 increase in this
8 case.
9 Q.Wha t is the proposed change to the ra te per
10 therm under Schedule 101 in order to achieve the total
11 proposed revenue increase for the schedule?
12 A.The proposed increase to the energy rate under
13 the schedule is 2.662 cents per therm, as shown in column
14 (e), page 3, Schedule 6 of Exhibit No. 13.
15 Q.What would be the increase in a residential
16 customer's bill with average usage based on the proposed
17 increase for Schedule 101?
18 A.The increase for a residential customer using an
19 average of 62 therms of natural gas per month would be
20 $2.15 per month, or 3.5%. A bill for 62 therms per month
21 would increase from the present level of $60.76 to a
22 proposed level of $62.91.
23 Q.Could you please explain the proposed changes in
24 the rates for Large General Service Schedules 111?
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1 A.Yes.The present rates for Schedules 101 and
2 111 provide guidance for customer placement:customers
3 who generally use less than 200 therms/month should be
4 placed on Schedule 101, customers who consistently use
5 over 200 therms per month should be placed on Schedule
6 111.Not only do the rates provide guidance for customer
7 schedule placement,they provide a reasonable
8 classification of customers for analyzing the costs of
9 providing service.
10 The proposed increase to the minimum charge for
11 Schedule 111 (for 200 therms or less) of $5.82 per month
12 is a function of the basic charge increase of $0.50 under
13 Schedule 101 as well as the increased Schedule 101
14 variable rate4.This methodology maintains the present
15 relationship between the schedules, and will minimize
16 customer shifting.
17 The increase in the minimum charge results in a
18 higher level of revenue than the Company is requesting
19 from Schedule 111 customers in this case.Therefore, the
20 Company is proposing a rate decrease for blocks 2, 3 and 4
21 of approximately 0.4%.
22 Q.How is the Company proposing to spread the
4 Schedule 111 Minimum Charge increase equals the $0.50 increase in
Schedule 101 Basic Change plus 200 therms multiplied by the change in
the variable rate (200*$0.02662 = $5.32).
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1 proposed increase of $3,000 to the rates under
2 Interruptible Schedule 131?
3 A.The Company proposes to increase to the usage
4 charge under the schedule by 0.610 cents per thermo
5 Q.How is the Company proposing to spread the
6 proposed increase of $15,000 to the rates under
7 Transportation Schedule 146?
8 A.The Company is proposing to adjust the basic
9 charge by $25 per month, which is an increase from $200 to
10 $225 per month. For the remaining revenue requirement, the
11 Company is proposing to increase the per therm charge under
12 the schedule by 0.452 cents per thermo
13 Q.Is the Company proposing any other changes to
14 its natural gas service schedules?
15 A.Yes it is,but only in terms of tariff
16 presentation.In the Compliance Filing in Case Nos. AVU-
17 G-10-01, the Company, in coordination with Staff, modified
18 the natural gas base tariff sheets (Schedules 101, 111,
19 112, 131, and 132) so that the base rates shown reflect
20 distribution margin only. The intent of this modification
21 was to provide clarity around the Company's distribution
22 rates by removing from those rates any additional adders
23 such as natural gas costs, transportation costs, etc.
24 Copies of the existing tariff sheets are included in
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1 Exhibi t No. 13, Schedule 1.
2 Q.What further tariff changes are being proposed
3 by the Company in this case?
4 A.The Company is proposing to change the tariffs
5 further to detail on the base tariff sheets not only the
6 distribution margin but also show all of the other tariff
7 riders that, when added together, is the billing rate
8 customers actually pay.There have been cases where
9 customers may only look to the base tariff sheets to
10 determine what their natural gas rate is.If that base
11 tariff sheet only shows distribution margin, the customer
12 will miss the rates related to natural gas commodity, the
13 energy efficiency tariff rider, etc. The proposed tariffs
14 in Exhibit No. 13, Schedule 2 fix this problem by clearly
15 showing both the base and billing rates on the same tariff
16 sheet.
17
18 V. RESIDENTIAL SCHEDULE 1 BLOCK SIZE
19 Q.In Order 32070 in Dockets AVU-E-10-01 and AVU-G-
20 10-01, the Commission approved an all-party settlement
21 stipulation which, among other things, required the
22 parties to convene a public workshop to ~revisit the
23 threshold between the size of the first tier and second
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1 tier energy blocks for residential customers"s.Did the
2 Parties convene a workshop?
3 A.Yes.On December 20, 2010, a majority of the
4 Parties in the above referenced case convened for a public
5 workshop at the Idaho Public Utilities Commission6.The
6 Company's presentation from that workshop is included as
7 Schedule 7 of Exhibit No. 13.
8 Q.Please describe the present rate structure for
9 Schedule 1?
10 A.Residential Schedule 1 has two energy rate
11 blocks: 0-600 kWhs and over 600 kWhs.
12 Q.Did the Company make a recommendation as it
13 relates to the current Schedule 1 block sizing?
14 A.Yes, it did.The Company's recommendation, as
15 stated at the workshop, is that the first block should be
16 set at a level that is indicative of Base Load, or non-
17 weather sensitive load. Between years 2000 and 2009,
18 average monthly Base Load per residential Schedule 1
19 customer was 632 kWh's.This average is close to the
20 current first block level of 600 kWhs, and Avista proposed
21 to retain 600 kWh for the first rate block.
22 Q.How is Base Load calculated?
5 AVU-E-10-01/AVU-G-10-01, Order 32070, Page 14 (September 21, 2010).
6 Parties included Avista, IPUC Staff , Community Action Partnership
Association of Idaho (CAPAI), and the Idaho Conservation League.
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1 A.Base Load is derived through the weather
2 regressions used in the Company's weather normalization
3 methodology.It represents average non-weather sensitive
4 usage, i. e. , usage that is not caused by heating or
5 cooling.
6 Q.Is there other informtion that the Company
7 reviewed that further supports the current first block
8 size of 600 kWhs?
9 A.Yes, there is.According to the US Department
10 of Energy, the end use consumption of only lighting and
11 home appliances (which includes a refrigerator, electric
12 range, electric oven, a microwave, and a water heater) is
13 512 kWh per month 7.HUD estimates 630 - 765 kWh for the
14 same basic electric usage (2 Bedroom Dwelling Unit) 8. These
15 addi tional data points support the Company's proposal that
16 the first block should remain at 600 kWhs.
17 Q.What are the implications of changing the size
18 of the first block?
19 A.One of Avista's goals related to rate blocks is
20 to provide an effective price signal for conservation.
21 Moving to a larger first block (i. e. more than 600 kWhs in
22 the first block)would put a larger proportion of
23 customer's usage in the first block.This could reduce
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1 the effect of a stronger (tail-block) price signal for
2 customers to conserve.Moving to a smaller first block
3 (i. e. less than 600 kWhs in the first block) could
4 increase rates for base load or other essential uses.
5 Q.Based on the analysis prepared for the workshop,
6 as well as the input provided by the Parties, is the
7 Company requesting any changes in the rate design of
8 Schedule 1?
9 A.No, it is not.
10
11 VI. ENERGY EFFICIENCY LOAD ADJUSTMNT
12 Q.Would you briefly describe the Company's
13 proposed Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment?
14 A.Yes.Avista's proposed Energy Efficiency Load
15 Adjustment (Load Adjustment)restates the weather-
16 normalized test year loads of the Company's retail
17 electric customers to reflect the impact of the Company's
18 programmatic electric energy efficiency efforts.The
19 purpose of this adjustment is to directly address the
20 reduction of retail revenues associated with the Company-
21 sponsored conservation that occurred during the test year
22 (2010), as well as the level of conservation savings that
23 will occur in 2011 and 2012.
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1 Q.Why is the Company proposing this adjustment in
2 this case?
3 A.The Company's approach to electric energy
4 efficiency is based on two key principles.The first is
5 to pursue all cost-effective kilowatt hours by offering
6 financial incentives for most energy saving measures. The
7 second key principle is to use the most effective
8 ~mechanism" to deliver energy efficiency services to
9 customers.While the Company has been very successful in
10 its implementation of energy efficiency programs, the
11 reduction in kWh's sold due to energy efficiency results
12 in lost margin for the Company.
13 Q.Did the Company consider an electric decoupling
14 mechanism in lieu of the Energy Efficiency Load
15 Adjustment?
16 A.Yes, it did, but the Company considered two
17 issues which led to the decision not to request a
18 decoupling mechanism.The first issue is that of the
19 current Idaho Power Fixed Cost Recovery pilot program.
20 Given the Commission's recent decision to continue Idaho
21 Power's pilot mechanism, and Idaho Power's recent request
22 to make the mechanism permanent9, the Company believes that
9 See case IPC-E-II-08.
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1 it may be premature to request a similar mechanism while
2 Idaho Power's program is still in the pilot stage.
3 The second issue the Company considered was the
4 potential complexity of a decoupling mechanism.Many of
5 the mechanisms that the Company is aware of can be quite
6 complex in terms of development and implementation.The
7 Company's decision to simply restate weather-normalized
8 test year loads for the levels of conservation the Company
9 has obtained in 2010, and will obtain in 2011 and 2012,
10 represents a much more straight-forward lost margin
11 recovery program.
12 Q.How were the energy efficiency savings for the
13 Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment (EELA) determined for
14 this case?
15 A.For 2010,the Company used its actual
16 programmatic savings. For 2011, the Company's conservation
17 targets were based on its 2011 DSM Business Plan.For
18 2012, the Company's targets are based on the Northwest
19 Power and Conservation Council's 6th Power Plan.
20 Q.Does the I PUC Staff, in addition to other
21 parties, participate in the process of determning the
22 Company's energy efficiency targets?
23 A.Yes,the IPUC Staff participates on the
24 Company's DSM Advisory Group (formerly known as the
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1 Triple-E or External Energy Efficiency Board).In
2 addition, IPUC Staff participates in the various technical
3 advisory committees that provide guidance and oversight to
4 the Company in the development of the electric and natural
5 gas Integrated Resource Plans.
6 Q.Does the Company have the necessary funding to
7 obtain the conservation targets?
8 A.Yes, it doe s .In fact on June 13, 2011, the
9 Company filed with the Commission a request to reduce the
10 electric energy efficiency tariff rider by $750,000.In
11 its application, the Company notes that the ~tariff riders
12 have allowed for adequate revenue to fund current
13 energy efficiency operations". 10 The Company is forecasting
14 that it will have the necessary funding to obtain the
15 conservation targets even with the proposed rate decrease.
16 Q.Does the Company have the programs in place in
17 order to meet its conservation targets?
18 A. Yes. The Company's energy efficiency offerings
19 include over 300 measures that are packaged into over 30
20 programs for customer convenience.The Company has the
21 necessary funding and program offerings in place in order
22 to meet its electric conservation targets.
10 AVU-E-II-02, Application at page 5.
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1 Q.How is the Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment
2 calculated?
3 A.As previously noted, the purpose of the Load
4 Adjustment is to adjust the test year billing determinants
5 to reflect the impact resulting from the Company's
6 programmatic energy efficiency efforts. The first step in
7 the calculation of the Load Adjustment is to determine the
8 level of electric energy efficiency savings from the
9 Company's DSM programs.In 2010, customers who took part
10 in the Company's DSM programs saved 25,891,791 kWhs
11 annually.Table 11 below shows the savings by rate
12 schedule:
13 Table 11 - 2010 Electric Energy Savings by Rate Schedule
14 Rate Schedule
Schedule 1
Schedul 11/12
Schedul 21/22
Schedule 25
Schedule 31/32
2010 Savlgs
8,692,865
3,628,495
10,046,552
% of Total Savis ...
33.6%
14.0%
38.8%
13.6%
0.0%
100%
15
16
18
17
19 Because customers installed energy efficiency
20 measures throughout 2010, approximately one-half of the
21 annual savings were already included in the normalized
22 test year usage.Therefore, for the first year, only
23 12,945,894 kWh's would need to be adjusted out of the test
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1 year billing determinants to reflect the other half of the
2 kWh's that customers saved.
3 Q.How were 2010, 2011 and 2012 electric energy
4 efficiency savings determined?
5 A.For 2010, the Company is using its unaudited
6 actual 2010 results. For 2011, the Company's savings were
7 derived from its annual business plan.For 2012, the
8 Company used its 2012 Northwest Power and Conservation
9 Council's 6th Power Plan target.For purposes of this
10 adjustment, the Company only included one-half of the 2012
11 target, or 22,634 megawatt hours.Illustration 1 below
12 includes a chart showing the savings included in this
13 adjustment by year:
14 Illustration No. 1
15
16 Idaho Energy Efficiency Load
Adjustment- Savings by Year (kWhs)
17
18 40,000,000
20 20,000,000
19
21
o
22 2010 2011 2012
23
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1 Q.How were 2011 and 2012 electric
2 efficiency savings spread by rate schedule?
3 A.For purposes of spreading the energy savings by
energy
4 rate schedule, the Company used the same percentage spread
5 as was achieved in 2010, i.e., Schedule 1 received 33.6%
6 of 2010, 2011, and 2012 savings based on 2010 actual
7 results as shown in Table 11 above.Table 12 below shows
8 the savings by rate schedule that have been incorporated
9 into the Load Adj ustment:
10
11 Table 12 - Load Adjustment Electric Energy Savings by Rate
12 Schedule
13 2010 Savigs
. (112 of Year)
4,346,432
1,S14,2il?
5,023,276
..~.,~..~.~.!i?~I.!.~? 9
o
1~,~~5~894
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Rate Schedule
Schedul 1
Schedtùe 11
Schedul 21
Schedul 25
Schedul 31
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16
17
18 Q.Is the use of 2010 results by rate schedule
2011 Savings 2012 Savings
(F Year) (112 of Total)
7,451,472.. . .. . 7,604,S56
3,104,780 3,168,690
. 8,~g4,67~~ ..8i7S!!'7~8
. .3~gi~,gI~~~~~~.~~~9IS~!S~~.~o 0
22,177,009 ..~~,6~3,?99
% of Total
Savins
33.6%
14.0%
38.8%
13.6%
0.0%
100%
19 appropriate for purposes of allocating 2011 and 2012
20 estimated savings?
21 A.Yes.The Company continues to have similar
22 energy efficiency programs in place, as it had in 2010,
23 and does not have plans to significantly alter the mix of
24 electric energy efficiency programs as it relates to
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1 residential and commercial/industrial customers.
2 Therefore, the 2010 actual results provide a reasonable
3 basis upon which to spread the 2011 and 2012 energy
4 savings.
5 Q.Did the Company factor in demnd savings as a
6 part of the adjustment?
7 A.Yes.For the demand savings component of the
8 Company's energy efficiency programs,the Company
9 developed an Excess Demand Ratio.The ratio for each
10 Schedule (11, 21 and 25) was calculated by taking the
11 excess billed demand (beyond the demand embedded in the
12 fixed demand charges)and dividing that by total
13 normalized energy usage.This ratio, when applied to the
14 kWh savings by rate schedule, provides an estimate of the
15 demand savings that correspond with the electricity
16 savings. For example, with Schedule 21, the calculated
17 Excess Demand Ratio of 0.185% multiplied by the total
18 2010-2012 calculated savings of 22,409,750 kWh's results
19 in a reduction in customer demand of 41,462 kW. Further
20 information regarding the calculation of the Excess Demand
21 Ratio, and resulting demand reductions, are provided in
22 Exhibi t No. 13, Schedule 8.
23 Q.Please continue with your discussion of how the
24 Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment was calculated?
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1 A.Having calculated the reduction in demand (kW)
2 and energy (kWh) by rate schedule, the results were then
3 input into the Company's rate design model.Average
4 retail rates were then applied to those units in the same
5 manner they are applied to the "Unbilled Adjustment" and
6 the "Adjustment to Actuals", both components of the
7 Company's Revenue Normalization Adjustment.This provides
8 a revised Pro Forma Revenue at present rates of
9 $246,379,000 million versus the Revenue Normalization
10 Adjustment sponsored by Company witness Ms. Knox which
11 shows normalized Pro Forma Revenue at Present Rates of
12 $250,603,000.The difference is ($4,224,000), which is
13 the energy efficiency revenue adjustment.
14 Q.Did the Company include a proform adjustment
15 for the corresponding change in power supply costs?
16 A.Yes.The energy efficiency kWh savings, grossed
17 up to a system level amount, were provided to the Power
18 Supply group for integration into their power supply
19 model.That data consisted of an hourly load adjustment
20 determined by DSM program load shape characteristics.
21 After rerunning their power supply adjustment, Idaho's
22 share of Pro Form Sales for Resale Revenue Increased from
23 $13,168,000 to $14,369,000, or $1,201,000.Pro Forma
24 Purchased Power (Idaho share) decreased from $51,076,000,
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1 detailed in Company witness Mr.Johnson's PF1as
2 adjustment, to $49,919,000.Taking into account the
3 reduction in retail revenues due to DSM, and the resulting
4 savings in Power supply expense, and including all of the
5 other revenue related expenses and taxes, the impact of
6 this adjustment is a reduction to Net Operating Income of
7 $1,184,000.Table 13 below shows a summary of the Energy
8 Efficiency Load Adjustment (in thousands):
9 Table 13 - Energy Efficiency Load Adjustment Sumry
10 Normlid with EELA
$ 250,603 $ 246,379
$ 13,168 $ 14,369
Adjustment
$ (4,224)1
$ 1,201 .
$ (3,023)
11
Pro F onn Revenue at Present Rates
,Pro F onn Sales for Resale Revenue
Total Revenue Adjustmnt12
13 Fonn Purchase Power Expense
Related
(1,157)$51,076 $ 49,919 $
14
15 Income Before Taxes
16 28
"'" (638)
, (666)
17
18
Income $(1,184)
19
20 This adjustment was provided to Ms. Andrews for
21 purposes of her final Revenue Requirement calculation.
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1 VII. CHAGING FOR OTHER SERVICES
2 Q.In the Settlement Stipulation in Case Nos. AVU-
3 E-10-01 & AVU-G-10-01, at Paragraph 16 (c) (i), the Company
4 agreed to review its policies and address in its next
5 general rate case the appropriateness of charging for
6 services it now provides without charge to customers or
7 other parties. Can you please provide an update on this
8 issue?
9 A.Yes, I can.Beginning in early 2011, the
10 Company started some preliminary analysis in terms of
11 looking at whether there were items that Avista should be
12 charging for what it currently was not charging for, as
13 well as reviewed the size and scope of existing charges.
14 While the Company is not proposing any changes at this
15 time to any of the fees the Company is currently charging,
16 nor requesting to initiate any new charges, the Company
17 does want to present to the Parties in this case some of
18 the early conclusions the Company has reached as a result
19 of its ongoing review.
20 Q.Before discussing those conclusions, has the
21 Company kept IPUC Staff informed of its progress on this
22 matter?
23 A.Yes, it has.Avista and IPUC Staff have been
24 working on a number of issues stemming from Case AVU-E/G-
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1 10-01.As noted in an update email from Staff to Avista,
2 Staff noted:
3 ~Avista has indicated that it is undertaking a multi-
4 state review of the appropriateness of charging for
5 services it now provides without direct charge to
6 customers as well as a reexamination of its existing
7 non-recurring charges. Staff recognizes that with
8 the expanded scope, this project may not be completed9 by the time Avista files its next rate case in Idaho.
10 In that event, Staff would anticipate that Avista11 will incorporate in its rate case filing a discussion
12 of its progress to date in addressing these issues. "11
13
14 Q.Can you please discuss the conclusions the
15 Company has reached that you referred to regarding
16 charging for services?
17 A.Yes, I can.The first conclusion is that the
18 Company does not believe that it should implement a new
19 service establishment fee for new customers.The second
20 conclusion is that the Company would want to charge
21 customers in every instance that Company personnel are
22 dispatched to a customer's premise related to collections,
23 disconnection, or customer request for reconnect ion .
24 Q.Please discuss why the Company does not want to
25 charge an service establishment fee at this time?
26 A.In general, customers that are establishing a
27 new service with the Company do so via the Company's IVR,
28 customer service representatives, or website.These tools
11 March 5, 2011 Email from Beverly Barker (IPUC Staff) to Linda Gervais
(Avista) .
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1 have been deployed by the Company to allow for easier and
2 more productive interactions between Avista and its
3 customers.In addition, these resources must be available
4 to help conduct our business for existing customers.
5 In addition, such a fee would provide relatively
6 minimal revenue.For example, in 2010 the Company had
7 38,153 total new accounts opened in Idaho (electric and
8 natural gas).Using an estimate of six minutes for a
9 Customer Service Representative to open a new account, and
10 assuming an average loaded labor rate of $39 per hour, the
11 cost to open a new account is approximately $4.00.
12 Therefore, the total revenues the Company would have
13 received in 2010 would only have been approximately
14 $153,000.
15 Q.Did the Company consider whether to charge a
16 Continuous Service Reversion fee when accounts revert from
17 or to landlords?
18 A.The Company has decided against charging a fee
19 for what it calls the "Open Between Tenants"(OBT)
20 service, or what is also referred to as Continuous Service
21 Reversion.
22 By way of background, when a landlord has enrolled in
23 the OBT program and a tenant moves out of a unit and
24 closes their utility account, the utility service is
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1 automatically transferred back to the landlord.This way
2 there is no gap in service and the power always remains
3 on.The primary benefit of this is that there is no
4 unpaid usage between tenants or during vacancy, unlike in
5 certain residential situations.While it would be
6 difficult to estimate, the OBT program presumably has led
7 to a reduction in the number of phone calls to the
8 Company's contact center.Given the cost savings which
9 benefit all customers, as well as the customer service
10 benefits for landlords and tenants, the Company believes
11 that it should not charge landlords for the OBT service.
12 It should be noted that landlords also have the
13 choice to request a shut-off between tenants.As I will
14 describe below, in those instances the Company's position
15 is that there should be a charge upon disconnection and a
16 charge to reconnect, as personnel would be dispatched to
17 the premise both times.
18 Q.Please discuss why the Company wants to charge
19 customers in every instance that Company personnel are
20 dispatched to a customer's premise related to collections,
21 disconnection, or customer request for reconnection.
22 A.In general, Avista believes that customers who
23 cause the Company to dispatch personnel for purposes of
24 collections, to disconnect service for non-payment, or to
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1 reconnect services that have been disconnected by the
2 Company for cause, should pay a much more substantial fee
3 than what is currently being charged,given the
4 incremental costs involved.
5 Q.How much does the Company charge customers for
6 the various situations noted above?
7 A.Table 14 below is a list of the current charges
8 for electric service:
9 Table 14 - Current Charges
10
12 4~J:lpii2j
11
¡DiseatchReason
¡Fiekl Collctins"'"'~~~._.'._.'.w.'.m""
I Reconnection
13
14 Q.Does the Company have preliminary conclusions as
15 to what it believes it should charge for field visits?
16 A.Yes,it does.Table 15 below lists our
17 preliminary findings, all of which are premised on the
18 fact that the Company, due to reasons driven by the
19 customer, must dispatch personnel and vehicles to address
20 the specific situation:
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1 Table 15 - Contemplated Charges
2 Dispatch Reason
'Fiekl Collctions
I Rec0Il~c~1!~~"~
. coiiectin
New Customer Tur On
~iCharge
$25
3
4 $25 (Mondy-Friy 8am4pm), $50 (Monday-Friy 4pm- 7pm),
an othr tis
5
6 As you can see,the Company believes that it should charge
a fee any time personnel are dispatched to a customer's
premise for the reasons noted above.Note that the
Company would also propose to remove the free rolling 12-
month visit.Further,the Company would charge to
7
8
9
10
11 disconnect service, but would not duplicate charges
12 related to Field Collections, i. e., the Company would not
13 charge the Field Collections charge if the resulting visit
14 led to a disconnection.
15 In addition, preliminary analysis shows that the true
16 cost to the Company for deploying personnel during normal
17 working hours (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) is
18 close to $25.From 4 P . m. to 7 p . m. on Monday through
19 Friday, the cost approaches $48.During all other hours,
20 the cost approaches $225.
21 Q.What are the Company's plans as it relates to
22 proposing modifications to the fees previously discussed?
23 A.Through the remainder of 2011, the Company will
24 continue its analysis related to these issues.The data
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1 provided in this testimony is very preliminary, and
2 further refinements and analysis still needs to be
3 undertaken. It is the Company's expectation at this point
4 to propose changes to these fees in its next general rate
5 case or by special tariff filing.
6
7 VIII. SUMY OF AVU-E-10-01 & AVU-G-10-01 ORDER 32070
8 REQUIRENTS
9 Q.There were several requirements the Company
10 agreed to in the Settlement Stipulation in Case Nos. AVU-
11 E-10-01 & AVU-G-10-01 and which were approved by the I PUC .
12 Would you please provide a sumry of those items and how
13 they have been addressed by the Company in this rate case?
14 A.Yes.Table 16 below lists the items that the
15 Company committed to as a part of the Settlement
16 Stipulation approved in Order No. 32070. The list details
17 the requirement, the page number and paragraph where the
18 item is located in the Stipulation, and the witness that
19 addresses the issue in this rate case filing.
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1 Table 16 - AVU-E/G-10-01 Settlement Stipulation Requirements
2 Page Numr in
Item Requiment Settlement Witness
Stipulation
Th Pars agreed to exchang inrmtin and convene a publi workshop
wi respect to th possible use of a revied peak credit methd fur Page 5, Pargraph
1 classif productin costs, as wen as considertin of th use of a 12 CP 11 Knox
(whether "weigted" or not) versus a 7 CP or oth methd fur allcati
trmision costs.
Th Pars wi exchang inrmtin and convene a publi workshop wi Page 8, Pargraph2respect to the approprite siz of th fit tir energy block fur Residentil 14 Ehrbar
Electr Serve Schedule i (curntly at 600 K whs).
3 Low- Income Weatheritin - Reviit th contiuatin and level of fiin.Page 9, Paragraph Kopczyki16(a)
4 Low-Income Consertin Educatin . Reviit th contiuatin and level 01 Page 9, Paragraph Kopczykifidin16(b)
Th COJ:an wi reviw it poliies an addrss in it next genral rate Page 9, Paragraph5case th appropriteness of chagi fur seres it now provies wiut 16(c)(i)Ehbar
chage to custome or othr pars.
6 Th COJ:any wi use it best effrt to meet or exceed it Cilent contact Page 9, Paragrph Kopczykicentr serve level staards.16(c)(ii)
In coordintin wi StafE th COJ:any wi develop and conduct a stuy Page 10,7 on A VÌta' s deposit poliy and practies wi respect to residenl Pargrph 16( c )(ii)Kopczyki
customers.
The COJ:an wi hold at least fie Senir Energy Conservtin workshops Page 10,
8
in difrent Idah conms prior to December 3 1, 201 1.
Paragrph Kopczyki
16(c)(iv)
9 Th COJ:an wi begi trackin an reort to th Connsion mont Page 10,Kopczykidata regadin customer credit acti.Paragrph 16(cXv)
Th COJ:any wi actiely monior the Low Income Weathritin and Page 10,
10 Low Income Energy Conservtin Educatin Progrms to assur tht th Paragraph Kopczyki
stated goals an objecties of thse progr are achived and tht costs 16(cXvi)
associated wi thse progr are pruenly Iniled.
Th COJ:any wi work wi Conusion Staff to address Staffs concern Page 10,
11 about Avita's poliies an practies wi respect to: (a) openi and Paragrph Kopczykiclosin customer accounts, an (b) ofl tenn paymnt arangment to 16(cXvi)customers.
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1 Q.Does this conclude your pre-filed,direct
2 testimony?
3 A.Yes it does.
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DAVID J. MEYER
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF COUNSEL FOR
REGULATORY & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
AVISTA CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 3727
1411 EAST MISSION AVENUE
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99220-3727
TELEPHONE: [phone]
FACSIMILE: [phone]
DAVID .MEYER~AVISTACORP. COM
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF AVISTA CORPORATION FOR THE
AUTHORITY TO INCREASE ITS RATES
AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC AND
NATURAL GAS SERVICE TO ELECTRIC
AND NATURAL GAS CUSTOMERS IN THE
STATE OF IDAHO
CASE NO. AVU-E-11-01
CASE NO. AVU-G-11-01
EXHIBIT NO. 13
PATRICK D. EHRBAR
FOR AVISTA CORPORATION
(ELECTRIC AND NATURAL GAS)
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INDEX PAGE. - IDAHO
SheetTitle of Sheet No.
Title Page. ....................... ................... ...... ............................. ...... ......... ..... A
Index Page................................................................................................ B
Residential Service . Idaho............................................................ ........... 1
General Service - Idaho.......... ..................................... ............... ........ ...... 11
ResidentialAnd Farm General Service -Idaho ....................................... 12
Large General Service-Idaho .............. ................ ............................. ........ 21
Residential And Farm Large General Service - Idaho .... ................... ...... 22
Extra Large General Service. Idaho ........................................................ 25
Extra Large General Service To Potlateh LO'h1i6tn Facilty -Idaho........ 25P
Pumping Service -Idaho ......................................................................... 31
Residential And Farm Pumping Service. Idaho ...................................... 32
Company Owned Street Light Service - Idaho .................. .......................41
Company Owned Street Light Service. Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................ 42
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service. Idaho... 43
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service - Idaho
High.Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................44
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service. Idaho. ........................... 45
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service - Idaho
High.Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................46
Area Lighting-ldaho.Mercury Vapor - Idaho ............................................47
Residential And Farm Area Lighting. Idaho ............................................ 48
Area Lighting -Idaho. High-Pressure Sodium Vapor............................. 49
Issued September 17,2004 Effective October 15, 2004
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly Norwood, Vice President, State & Fi?~~rt~Tyulation
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
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SheetTitle of Sheet No.
Title Page.. ................................. .......... .... ................................. .............-:
Index Page................................................................................................ B
Residential Service - Idaho................................. ...................................... 1
General Service - Idaho ....................... ...... .......... ........... .......................... 11
Residential And Farm General Service - Idaho ....................................... 12
Large General ServiceIdaho ... ................ ............... ........ ..................... .... 21
Residential And Farm Large General Service - Idaho ............................. 22
Extra Large General Service - Idaho ........ ............ ............ .................... .... 25
Extra Large General Service To Clearwater Paper Facilty -Idaho........ 25P
Pumping Service -Idaho .......................................................................... 31
Residential And Farm Pumping Service - Idaho ...................................... 32
Company Owned Street Light Service - Idaho........ ................... .............. 41
Company Owned Street Light Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................ 42
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service - Idaho... 43
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................ 44
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service - Idaho ............................ 45
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................ 46
Area lighting-Idaho-Mercury Vapor - Idaho............................................. 47
Residential And Farm Area Lighting - Idaho ........................ ....................48
Area Lighting -Idaho - High-Pressure Sodium Vapor............................. 49
Effective August 5. 2011Issued July 5. 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly Norwood, Vice President, State & ~~fff~oRrulation
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such service used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwellng is used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate general service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule wil be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$ë Basic Charge, plus
First 600 kWh 7.775Ø per kWh
All over 600 kWh 8.(;Q~ ø per kWh
Monthly Minimum Charge: $&
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY CHARGE:
A $ë monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billng cycle while the account is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account wil be closed at
the start of the next billng cycle following notification. If energy is used during a monthly
biling cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $5 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 91.
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 201 0
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such servce used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwellng is used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate general service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule wil be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$5.50 Basic Charge, plus
First 600 kWh 8.042rl per kWh
All over 600 kWh 8.958rl per kWh
Monthly Minimum Charge: $5.50
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY CHARGE:
A $5.50 monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billng cycle while the account is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account wil be closed at
the start of the next biling cycle following notification. If energy is used during a monthly
biling cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $5.50 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-Q1
P. Ehrbar. Avlsta
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SCHEDULE 11
GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service
taken on the premises is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$9 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
First 3650 kWh
All Over 3650 kWh
9.063; per kWh
7.731; per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$4 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
.$ for single phase service and $13.10 for three phase service;
unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied dunng the 15-minute penod of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal RegulationExhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
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d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 11
GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service
taken on the premises is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$10.00 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
First 3650 kWh
All Over 3650 kWh
9.655é per kWh
6.958é per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$5.25 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
$10.00 for single phase service and $17.10 for three phase service;
unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91. and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5. 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.E.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 6 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 21
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 21
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 21
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain all transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First
All Over
Demand Charge:
$325.00 for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
~ per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a pnmary voltage discount of 20Ø per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Charge:
If Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he wil be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimum:
$325.00, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The current 12-month biling including any charges for power factor correction shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the current 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute penod of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 11 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and Energy
Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
250,000 kWh
250,000 kWh
6.109Ø per kWh
5.214Ø per kWh
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1. Page 7 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 21
Canceling
Seventh Revision Sheet 21
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 21
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general servce supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain all transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First
All Over
Demand Charge:
$350.00 for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
$4.75 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20il per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Charge:
If Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he wil be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimum:
$350.00, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The current 12-month billing including any charges for power factor correction shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the current 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 11 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained In
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy Effciency
Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment Schedule 99.
250,000 kWh
250,000 kWh
6.234rt per kWh
5.320~ per kWh
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utílties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 8 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric servce available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customer's demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of biling history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive biling months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First 500,000 kWh
All Over 500,000 kWh
Demand Charge:
$12,000.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes servce at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20Ø per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
ã.06ã; per kWh
4.290; per kWh
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $662,400
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April billng cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum wil be prorated based on the actual months of
service.
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utiities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
EXhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 9 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Seventh Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customets demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of billng history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive billng months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First 500,000 kWh
All Over 500,000 kWh
Demand Charge:
$12.500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4.50 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20!l per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
5.199it per kWh
4.404é per kWh
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $682.140
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April biling cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum wil be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum wil also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916.667 kWh's per month (11.000.000 kWh's
annually). plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the
first 3.000 kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 10 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Third Revision Sheet 25A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 25A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25A
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied during the 30-minute period of maximum use
during the current month as measured by Company's metering equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties, the coincident demand from all such meters must not
exceed 25,000 kVA in order to receive service under this schedule. Customers
whose demand from all such meters exceeds 25,000 kVA may be served under
special contract wherein the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specified
and approved by the I.P.U.C. If the Company and the Customer cannot agree on
the rates, terms, and conditions of service, the matter wil be brought before the
I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer requires service during either the contract
negotiation or resolution period, service wil be supplied under this rate schedule
subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%, their kVA demand wil
be computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500
in order to receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of
increasing their demand in order to qualify for servce under this schedule wil not
be served under this schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after
May 1,1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2,500 kVA wil continue to
qualify for servce under this schedule. The Company will estimate the Customer's
demand reduction created by those demand-side management measures in order
to determine qualifcation for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs
demand-side management measures without assistance from the Company, it is
the Customer's responsibilty to inform the Company regarding the installation of
such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
and Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal RegulationExliibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1. Page 11 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Fourth Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Third Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25A
revenues only. Any other revenues paid by customers in their biled rates (such as the DSM
Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not factor in to the annual minimum calculation.
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied during the 30-minute period of maximum use
during the current month as measured by Company's metering equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties, the coincident demand from all such meters must not
exceed 25,000 kVA in order to receive service under this schedule. Customers
whose demand from all such meters exceeds 25,000 kVA may be served under
special contract wherein the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specified
and approved by the I.P.U.C. If the Company and the Customer cannot agree on
the rates, terms, and conditions of service, the matter wil be brought before the
I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer requires servce during either the contract
negotiation or resolution period, service wil be supplied under this rate schedule
subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%, their kVA demand will
be computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500
in order to receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of
increasing their demand in order to qualify for service under this schedule wil not
be served under this schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after
May 1, 1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2,500 kVA wil continue to
qualify for service under this schedule. The Company wil estimate the Customer's
demand reduction created by those demand-side management measures in order
to determine qualification for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs
demand-side management measures without assistance from the Company, it is
the Customer's responsibilty to inform the Company regarding the installation of
such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 12 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Fifth Revision Sheet 25P
Canceling
Fourth Revision Sheet 25P
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilities
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY - IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, Idaho Facilty.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customer's demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of biling history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive billng months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
4.1 €l€lø per kwh
Demand Charge:
$12,000.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20Ø per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $€l02,2€lO
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April biling cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum wil be prorated based on the actual months of
service.
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exliibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 13 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Fifh Revision Sheet 25
AV1STA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY -IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, Idaho Facilty.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customer's demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of biling history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive biling months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
4.266t per kwh
Demand Charge:
$12.500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4.50 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher. he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20Ø per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $619.260
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April billng cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum wil be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum wil also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916.667 kWh's per month (11.000.000 kWh's
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP. State & Federal ReaulationExfíbit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 14 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
First Revision Sheet 25PA
Canceling
Original Sheet 25PA
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25P
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied during the 30-minute period of maximum use
during the current month as measured by Company's metering equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties, the coincident demand from all such meters must not
exceed 25,000 kVA In order to receive service under this schedule. Customers
whose demand from all such meters exceeds 25,000 kVA may be served under
special contract wherein the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specifed
and approved by the I.P.U.C. If the Company and the Customer cannot agree on
the rates, terms, and conditions of service, the matter wil be brought before the
I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer requires service during either the contract
negotiation or resolution period, service will be supplied under this rate schedule
subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%, their kVA demand wil
be computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500
in order to receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of
increasing their demand in order to qualify for service under this schedule wil not
be served under this schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after
May 1, 1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2,500 kVA wil continue to
qualify for service under this schedule. The Company wil estimate the Customer's
demand reduction created by those demand-side management measures in order
to determine qualification for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs
demand-side management measures without assistance from the Company, it is
the Customer's responsibilty to inform the Company regarding the Installation of
such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
and Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal ReQulationExñibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 15 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Second Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
First Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25P
annually). glus twelve months multiglied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the
first 3.000 kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base
revenues only. Any other revenues gaid by customers in their biled rates (such as the DSM
Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not factor in to the annual minimum calculation.
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied during the 30-minute period of maximum use during the
current month as measured by Company's metering equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties, the coincident demand from all such meters must not exceed
25,000 kVA in order to receive service under this schedule. Customers whose demand
from all such meters exceeds 25,000 kVA may be served under special contract wherein
the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specified and approved by the I.P.U.C. If
the Company and the Customer cannot agree on the rates, terms, and conditions of
servce, the matter wil be brought before the I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer
requires service during either the contract negotiation or resolution period, service wil be
supplied under this rate schedule subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of
the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%, their kVA demand wil be
computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500 In order to
receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of increasing their
demand in order to qualify for service under this schedule wil not be served under this
schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after May 1,
1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2,500 kVA wil continue to qualify for service
under this schedule. The Company wil estimate the Customer's demand reduction
created by those demand-side management measures in order to determine qualification
for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs demand-side management
measures without assistance from the Company, it is the Customer's responsibilty to
inform the Company regarding the installation of such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff. The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set
forth in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 16 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 31
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To servce through one meter for pumping water or water effuents, including
incidental power used for other equipment and lighting essential to the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer wil furnish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or
longer and wil have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or control of property served.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$+ Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
8.852; per kWhfor the first 85 KWh per kW of demand, and for the next 80
KWh per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 KWh.
7.546; per KWh for all additonal KWh.
Annual Minimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the current year ending
with the November biling cycle. If no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum wil be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied dunng the 15-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
If Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the un biled service and any applicable annual minimum wil be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and Energy
Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 17 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Seventh Revision Sheet 31
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric servce available.
APPLICABLE:
To service through one meter for pumping water or water effuents, including
incidental power used for other equipment and lighting essential to the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer will furnish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or
longer and wil have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or control of property served.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$8.00 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
9.168cl per kWh for the first 85 KWh per kW of demand, and for the next 80
KWh per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 KWh.
7.814cl per KWh for all additional KWh.
Annual Minimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the current year ending
with the November billing cycle. If no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum wil be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
If Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the un biled service and any applicable annual minimum wil be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy
Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5. 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood.VP. State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.E.11.01
P. Ehrbar. Avlsta
Schedule 1, Page 18 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
Fifth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE-IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24. 1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumensl No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facility
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
7000
10000
20000
411 $13.9~511 4€611 ~
416 $ 13.96
*Not available to new customers accounts, or locations.
#Decorative Curb.
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 201 0
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP i State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 19 of 46
J.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE-IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Wood
No Pole Pole
Code Rate Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
7000
10000
20000
411 $ 14.47
511 17.53
611 24.72
416 $14.47
"Not available to new customers accounts, or locations.
#Decoratlve Curb.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 20 of 46
I.P.U.C.No.28
Secnd Revision Sheet 41A
Canceling
First Revision Sheet 41 A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 41A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company will install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying street
lighting service using facilties utilzing Company's design.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work wil be
performed by Cornpany during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24. 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 21 of 46
I.P.U.C.No.28
Third Revision Sheet 41A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 41 A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 41A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company wil install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying street
lighting service using facilties utilzing Company's design.
Company will furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work wil be
performed by Company during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company will make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 22 of 46
J.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 42
Canceling
Fifh Revision Sheet 42
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture Wood
& Size No Pole Pole
Code Rate Code Rate
Single High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)50VV 235 $Q100VV 935 ~100VV 435 ~ 431200VV 535 ~ 531250VV 635 ~ 631400VV 835 ~ 831
150VV
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in VVatts)100VV 441 $ 25.16 442 $ 35.87200VV 545 $3 542 ~
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facility
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
~ ~ Code Rate
234#~
434#~
$12.54 432 ~433 ~436 ~~532 3Q 533 3Q 536 ~~632 ~633 ~636 ~~832 4f 833 4f 836 ~
936 4-
446 $ 25.16546 ~
#Decorative Curb
Decorative Sodium Vapor
100VV Granvile 475 ~
100VV Post Top
100VV Kim Light
474* ~484* ~438** ~
*16' fiberglass pole
**25' fiberglass pole
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 23 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 42
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 42
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE -IDAHO
HIGH~PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct
BurialCode ~
Developer
Contributed
Code Rate
Single High~Pressure Sodium Yapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)50W 235 $10.20100W 935 10.67100W 435 12.39 431200W 535 ~ 531250W 635 24.13 631400W 835 36.21 831150W -
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100W 441 $ 26.08 442 $ 37.18200W 545 $41.11 542 53.43
$13.00
21.18
24.75
36.82
432
532
632
832
$23.41
31.54
35.13
47.23
234~434 ~
433 il
533 31.54633 ~
833 47.23
436
536
636
836
936
ll.6
24.75
36.82
19.35
446 $ 26.08
546 41.72
#Decorative Curb
Decorative Sodium Vapor
100W Granvile 475 $18.62
100W Post Top
100W Kim Light
474'"
484*
438*'"
24.21
23.23
13.37
*16' fiberglass pole
"'*25' fiberglass pole
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VPI State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 24 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Third Revision Sheet 42A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 42A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 42A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company wil install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying street
lighting service using facilties utilzing Company's design.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and
maintenance work will be performed by Company during regularly scheduled
working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company will make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Adjustment Rider Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avìsta
Schedule 1, Page 25 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Fourth Revision Sheet 42A
Canceling
Third Revision Sheet 42A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 42A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company wil install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying street
lighting service using facilities utilzing Company's design.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and
maintenance work WILL be performed by Company during regularly scheduled
working hours.
Individual lamps will be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Adjustment Rider Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP,State & Federal RegulationExhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.E.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 26 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 43
Canceling
Fifth Revision Sheet 43
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 43
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE
SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments In all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-toMdawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal StandardPedestal DirectBase Burial
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
1000020000 615 $ 1 lUi3 611 $18.53
512 $ 12.64612 .:
Single Sodium Vapor
25000
50000
632 4&832 ~
Issued September 23,2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood. VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 27 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh RevIsion Sheet 43
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 43
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 43
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE
SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(iumens)No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal StandardPedestal DirectBase Burial
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
1000020000 615 $ 19.21 611 $ 19.21
512 $ 13.10
612 19.21
Single Sodium Vapor
25000
50000
632 16.05
832 25.57
Issued July 5, 2011 Effectrve August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.E.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 28 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Third Revision Sheet 43A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 43A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 43A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards,
luminaires and necessary circuitry and related facilties to connect with Company
designated points of delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design,
standards and specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired)
and replacing damaged pole facilties.
Company will furnish the necessary energy and luminaire maintenance
including repairs, lamp and glassware replacement.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 29 of 46
J.P.U.C. No. 28
Fourth Revision Sheet 43A
Canceling
Third Revision Sheet 43A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 43A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards,
luminaires and necessary circuitry and related facilties to connect with Company
designated points of delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design,
standards and specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired)
and replacing damaged pole facilties.
Company will furnish the necessary energy and luminaire maintenance
including repairs, lamp and glassware replacement.
Individual lamps will be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company will make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5,2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utiliies
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exfíibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 30 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 44
Canceling
Fift Revision Sheet 44
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utiities
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE -
IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory served by
Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumensl No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
100W 435 ~431 ~432 ~433 $-
200W 535 ~531 43 532 ~533 43
250W 635 4-631 4é 632 4é 633 .:
310W 735 ~731 ~732 ~733 4+
400W 835 ~831 ~832 ~833 ~
150W 935 44 931 44 932 44 933 44
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100W 441 4+442 .i 443 4+
200W 542 ~543 ~
310W 742 ~
53443
93644
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilties to connect with Company designated points of
delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design, standards and
specifcations. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilties.
Company will furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 201 0
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exfiibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1, Page 31 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 44
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 44
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE -
IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory served by
Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
100W 435 $ 9.46 431 $ 9.46 432 $ 9.46 433 U&200W 535 14.27 531 .1 532 ~533 14.27250W 635 16.05 631 16.05 632 16.05 633 16.05
31 OW 735 18.27 731 18.27 732 ~733 18.27400W 835 25.57 831 25.57 832 ~833 25.57150W 935 12.41 931 12.41 932 ii 933 12.41
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100W 441 18.11 442 18.11 443 18.11
200W 542 ll 543 27.95
31 OW 742 35.95
53414.27
936 12.41
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilties to connect with Company designated points of
delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design, standards and
specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilties.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 32 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Second Revision Sheet 44A
Canceling
First Revision Sheet 44A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 44A - continued
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule Is subjact to the Rules and Regulations
contained In this tanff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth In Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66. and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 33 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Third Revision Sheet 44A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 44A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 44A - continued
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 34 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 45
Canceling
Fifth Revision Sheet 45
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24,1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
Service
Code
Per Lumlnaire
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
Service
Rate Code Rate
Mercury Vapor10000 51520000# 615
#Also includes Metal Halide.
~~519
619
$-3.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, Installing, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilties to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch In order to control the hours that energy wil
be provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billng and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to Increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 581 Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 35 of 46
I.P.U.C. No.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 45
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 45
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Per Luminaire
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode ~
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
ServiceCode Rate
Mercury Vapor10000 51520000# 615
#Also includes Metal Halide.
~
12.62
519
619
$4.69
8.71
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilties to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy wil
be provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billng and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal RegulationExlibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 36 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 46
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
Service
Code Rate
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
ServiceCode Rate
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100W 435200W 535250W 635310W 735400W 835150W 935
$4:¡~~-1~
439 $-539 ~639 ~739 :¡839 ~
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilties to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy will be
provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billng and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal ReaulationExfibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 37 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 46
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments In all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
ServiceCode Rate
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100VV 435200VV 535250VV 635310VV 735400VV 835150VV 935
$4.32
8.05
9.92
11.79
15.04
6.23
439
539
639
739
839
$ 3.01
5.66
7.06
8.07
11.36
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitr and related facilties to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy wil be
provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the biling and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy
Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 99.
Issued July 6, 2011 Effective August 6, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 38 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 47
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING - MERCURY VAPOR - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all Idaho terrtory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilties are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps wil be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23,
1981.
MONTHL Y RATE:
Charge per Unit
Nominal Lumens)
7,000 10,000 20,000
Luminaire (on existing standard)$ 13.96 $ 16.91 $ 24.01
Luminaire and Standard:
30-foot wood pole 4+2Q ~
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot ~~~
30 foot ~~~
Aluminum standards:
25 foot 24 2+34
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 39 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 47
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING - MERCURY VAPOR - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all Idaho terrtory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilties are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps wil be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23.
1981.
MONTHL Y RATE:
Charge per Unit
Nominal Lumens)
7,000 10,000 20,000
Luminaire (on existing standard)$14.47 S 17.53 $ 24.89
Luminaire and Standard:
30-foot wood pole 18.11 21.18 28.54
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot 23.79 26.85 34.23
30 foot 24.75 27.82 35.19
Aluminum standards:
25 foot 25.83 28.90 36.27
Monthly Rate
per Pole
Pole Facilty
30-foot wood pole
55-foot wood pole
20-foot fiberglass-direct burial
Issued July 5, 2011
$5.95
11.54
5.95
Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal ReaulatlonExnibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 40 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Second Revision Sheet 47A
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AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 47A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: - Continued
Company will install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-to-
dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil Install underground cable for such service, provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such installation.
The Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 1. Page 41 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Third Revision Sheet 47A
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Second Revision Sheet 47A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 47A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: - Continued
Company will Install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-to-
dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil install underground cable for such service, provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such Installation.
The Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be penormed by Company during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tarif.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 42 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 49
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Fifth Revision Sheet 49
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING - IDAHO
HIGH~PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all territory served by the Company where existing secondary distribution
facilties are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with highwpressure
sodium vapor lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY RATE:
Luminaire
Cobrahead
Decorative Curb
Charge per Unit
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
1 DOW 200W 250W 400W
$11.14 $14.72$17.02 $21.854-
1 DOW Granvile w/16-foot decorative pole
1 DOW Post Top w/16-foot decorative pole
1 DOW Kim Light w/25-foot fiberglass pole
$ 28.03~~
Monthly Rate
per Pole
Pole Facilty
3D-foot wood pole
40-foot wood pole
55-foot wood pole
20-foot fiberglass
25-foot galvanized steel standard*
3D-foot galvanized steel standard*
25-foot galvanized aluminum standard*
3D-foot fiberglass-pedestal base
3D-foot steel-pedestal base
35-foot steel-direct buried
$ 5.74Q.#;&r3:Q.4G2+~~
Issued September 23,2010
.
Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood, Vice-President, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 43 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 49
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Sixth Revision Sheet 49
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all terntory served by the Company where existing secondary distribution
facilties are of adequate capacity, phase. and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with high-pressure
sodium vapor lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY RATE:
Luminaire
Cobrahead
Decorative Curb
Charge per Unit
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100W 200W 250W 400W
$ 11.55 $ 15.26 $ 17.64 $ 22.65
11.55
100W Granvile w/16-foot decorative pole
100W Post Top w/16-foot decorative pole
100W Kim Light w/25-foot fiberglass pole
400W Flood (No pole)
.$ 29.05
27.87
17.51
27.68
Pole Facilty
30-foot wood pole
40-foot wood pole
55-foot wood pole
20-foot fiberglass
25-foot galvanized steel standard*
30-foot galvanized steel standard*
25-foot galvanized aluminum standard*
30-foot fiberglass-pedestal base
30-foot steel-pedestal base
35-foot steel-direct buried
Monthly Rate
per Pole
.$ 5.95
9.77
11.51
5.95
9.31
10.28
11.36
28.44
26.25
26.25
Issued July 5. 2011 Effective August 5.2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly O. Norwood, Vice-President. State & Federal RegulationExhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 44 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Second Revision Sheet 49A
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AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 49A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The Company will install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-
to-dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil install underground cable for such service provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such installation.
The Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs, and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
The Company will assess the Customer the following removal charges if the
Customer requests to discontinue service under this schedule within the initial five-
year contract period:
$25 per luminaire $75 per pole
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tarif.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, and
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91.
Issued July 24, 2009 Effective August 1, 2009
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood. VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1, Page 45 of 46
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Third Revision Sheet 49A
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Second Revision Sheet 49A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 49A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The Company wil install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-
to-dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil install underground cable for such service provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such installation.
The Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs, and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
will be penormed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
The Company wil assess the Customer the following removal charges if the
Customer requests to discontinue service under this schedule within the initial five-
year contract period:
$25 per luminaire $75 per pole
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
Kelly O. Norwood,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exnibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 1. Page 46 of 46
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Fourth Revision Sheet B
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B
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
Schedule
No.
1
11
12
21
22
25
25P
31
32
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
INDEX PAGE - IDAHO
SheetTitle of Sheet No.
Title Page ........ ....... ........... ............... .... ............. .......................... .............. A
Index Page ........ ................................. ................. ............. .................. ....... B
Residential Service -Idaho....................................................................... 1
General Service N Idaho .......................... ........ ......... ................................. 11
Residential And Farm General Service - Idaho ....................................... 12
Large General Service-Idaho ................................................................... 21
Residential And Farm Large General Service - Idaho ............................. 22
Extra Large General Service - Idaho .............................................. ..........25
Extra Large General Service To Clearwter Paper Facilty - Idaho........ 25P
Pumping Service -Idaho .......................................................................... 31
Residential And Farm Pumping Service - Idaho ........................ ..............32
Company Owned Street Light Service - Idaho .........................................41
Company Owned Street Light Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................ 42
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service - Idaho... 43
Customer Owned Street Light Energy & Maintenance Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................44
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service - Idaho.. ........... ............... 45
Customer Owned Street Light Energy Service - Idaho
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor................................................................46
Area Lighting-Idaho-Mercury Vapor - Idaho .............................................47
Residential And Farm Area Lighting - Idaho........... ................................. 48
Area lighting - Idaho - High-Pressure Sodium Vapor............................. 49
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
I Kelly Norwood, Vice President, State & Ft~f6)NJ~l~ulation~ N #- w- Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01~ - - r P. Ehrbar. AvistaSchedule 2. Page 1 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 1
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 1
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase & available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service for domestic purposes in each individual residence, apartment, mobile
home, or other living unit when all such service used on the premises is supplied through
a single meter.
Where a portion of a dwellng is used regularly for the conduct of business or
where a portion of the electricity supplied is used for other than domestic purposes, the
appropriate general service schedule is applicable. However, if the service for all
domestic purposes is metered separately, this schedule wil be applied to such service.
When two or more living units are served through a single meter, the appropriate general
service schedule is applicable.
MONTHLY RATE:
$5.50 Basic Charge, plus
First 600 kWh 8.042Ø per kWh
All over 600 kWh 8.958Ø per kWh
Monthly Minimum Charge: $5.50
OPTIONAL SEASONAL MONTHLY CHARGE:
A $5.50 monthly charge shall apply to Customers who close their account on a
seasonal or intermittent basis, provided no energy usage occurs during an entire monthly
billng cycle while the accunt is closed. Customers choosing this option are required to
notify the Company in writing or by phone in advance and the account wil be closed at
the start of the next billng cycle following notification. If energy is used during a monthly
billng cycle, the above listed energy charges and basic charge of $5.50 shall apply.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Schedule 59,
Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ ~,.;: O. Norwd.VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2. Page 2 of 23
l.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 11
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Seventh Revision Sheet 11
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 11
GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service
taken on the premises Is supplied through one meter installation.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$10.00 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
First 3650 kWh
All Over 3650 kWh
9.655Ø per kWh
6.958Ø per kWh
Demand Charge:
No charge for the first 20 kW of demand.
$5.25 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Minimum:
$10.00 for single phase service and $17.10 for three phase servce;
unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use
during the month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Servce under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avlsta Utilities
By ~ ~,.i;:::t. Norwod,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2. Page 3 of 23
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Eighth Revision Sheet 21
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 21
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation. Customer shall provide and
maintain all transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of
delivery and may be required to enter into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First
All Over
Demand Charge:
$350.00 for the first 50 kW of demand or less.
$4.75 per kW for each additional kW of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes servce at 11 kv (wye grounded) or higher, he will be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20Ø per kW of demand per month.
Power Factor Adjustment Charge:
If Customer has a reactive kilovolt-ampere (kVAr) meter, he wil be subject to
a Power Factor Adjustment charge, as set forth in the Rules & Regulations.
Minimum:
$350.00, unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover special
conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
The current 12-month biling including any charges for power factor correction shall
be not less than $10.00 per kW of the highest demand established during the current 12-
month period provided that such highest demand shall be adjusted by the elimination of
any demand occasioned by an operation totally abandoned during such 12-month period.
DEMAND:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during the
month as determined by a demand meter.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customers served at 11 kv or higher shall provide and maintain all transformers
and other necessary equipment on their side of the point of delivery.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy Effciency
Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment Schedule 99.
250,000 kWh
250,000 kWh
6.234Ø per kWh
5.320Ø per kWh
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ ~,.';O.Norwd.VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 4 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 25
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customer's demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of billng history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive biling months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
First 500,000 kWh
All Over 500,000 kWh
Demand Charge:
$12,500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4.50 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20ip per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract
to cover special conditions.
5.199ip per kWh
4.404ip per kWh
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $682,140
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April biling cycle for
the previous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken service on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum wil be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum wil also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month (11,000,000 kWh's
annually), plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the
first 3,000 kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base !
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by AVlsta UtilitiesBy ~ ~#-~O.NorwOd,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 5 of 23
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Fourth Revision Sheet 25
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AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25A
revenues only. Any other revenues paid by customers in their biled rates (such as the DSM
Tariff Rider Schedule 91) do not factor in to the annual minimum calculation.
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied during the 30-minute period of maximum use
during the current month as measured by Company's metering equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties. the coincident demand from all such meters must not
exceed 25,000 kVA in order to receive service under this schedule. Customers
whose demand from all such meters exceeds 25.000 kVA may be served under
special contract wherein the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specified
and approved by the I.P.U.C. If the Company and the Customer cannot agree on
the rates. terms. and conditions of service, the matter wil be brought before the
I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer requires service during either the contract
negotiation or resolution period, service wil be supplied under this rate schedule
subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%. their kVA demand wil
be computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500
in order to receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of
increasing their demand in order to qualify for service under this schedule wil not
be served under this schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after
May 1, 1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2.500 kVA will continue to
qualify for service under this schedule. The Company wil estimate the Customer's
demand reduction created by those demand-side management measures in order
to determine qualification for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs
demand-side management measures without assistance from the Company, it is
the Customer's responsibilty to inform the Company regarding the Installation of
such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth
in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91 and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5. 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly O. Norwood.
/4 d.. .,
VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avlsta
Schedule 2, Page 6 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Sixth Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
Fifth Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 25P
EXTRA LARGE GENERAL SERVICE TO CLEARWATER PAPER'S FACILITY -IDAHO
(Three phase, available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Clearwater Paper Corporation's Lewiston, Idaho Facilty.
APPLICABLE:
To general service supplied for all power requirements when all such service taken
on the premises is supplied through one meter installation for a demand of not less than
2,500 kVA but not greater than 25,000 kVA. The average of the Customets demand for
the most recent twelve-month period must fall within these demand limits for service under
this schedule. If the Customer has less than twelve months of biling history, the Customer
must have a minimum of six consecutive biling months of demand of at least 2,500 kVA in
order to receive service under this schedule. New Customers must meet the above
criteria or otherwise provide the Company with reasonable assurance that their peak
demand wil average at least 2,500 kVA. Customer shall provide and maintain all
transformers and other necessary equipment on his side of the point of delivery and enter
into a written contract for five (5) years or longer.
MONTHLY RATE: The sum of the following demand and energy charges:
Energy Charge:
4.266Ø per kwh
Demand Charge:
$12,500.00 for the first 3,000 kVA of demand or less.
$4.50 per kVA for each additional kVA of demand.
Primary Voltage Discount:
If Customer takes service at 11 kV (wye grounded) or higher, he wil be
allowed a primary voltage discount of 20Ø per kVA of demand per month.
Minimum:
The demand charge unless a higher minimum is required under contract to
cover special conditions.
ANNUAL MINIMUM: $619,260
Any annual minimum deficiency wil be determined during the April biling cycle for
the prevIous 12-month period. For a customer who has taken servce on this schedule for
less than 12 months, the annual minimum will be prorated based on the actual months of
service. The annual minimum wil also be prorated if base rates change during the 12-month
period. The annual minimum is based on 916,667 kWh's per month (11,000,000 kWh's
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilities
:x ~,.::.tNorwd,
VP i State & Federal Regulation
EXhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 7 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Second Revision Sheet 25
Canceling
First Revision Sheet 25
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 25P
annually), plus twelve months multiplied by the monthly minimum demand charge for the
first 3,000 kVa of demand. The annual minimum reflected above is based on base
revenues only. Any other revenues paid by customers in their biled rates (such as the DSM
Tarif Rider Schedule 91) do not factor in to the annual minimum calculation.
DEMAND:
The average kVA supplied dunng the 30-minute period of maximum use during the
current month as measured by Company's metenng equipment.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For Customers who have more than one metering point to serve contiguous
facilties or properties, the coincident demand from all such meters must not exceed
25,000 kVA in order to receive service under this schedule. Customers whose demand
from all such meters exceeds 25,000 kVA may be served under special contract wherein
the rates, terms, and conditions of service are specified and approved by the I.P.U.C. If
the Company and the Customer cannot agree on the rates, terms, and conditions of
service, the matter wil be brought before the I.P.U.C. for resolution. If the Customer
requires service during either the contract negotiation or resolution penod, service wil be
supplied under this rate schedule subject to refund or surcharge based on the terms of
the final contract.
For Customers whose power factor is less than 80%, their kVA demand wil be
computed at an 80% power factor and the resulting kVA must be at least 2,500 in order to
receive service under this schedule.
Customers utilzing resistance load banks solely for the purpose of increasing their
demand in order to qualify for service under this schedule wil not be served under this
schedule.
Existing Customers who install demand-side management measures after May 1,
1992, which cause their demand to fall below 2,500 kVA wil continue to qualify for service
under this schedule. The Company wil estimate the Customer's demand reduction
created by those demand-side management measures in order to determine qualification
for service under this schedule. If a Customer installs demand-side management
measures without assistance from the Company, it is the Customer's responsibilty to
inform the Company regarding the installation of such measures.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff. The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set
forth in Tax Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtiitiesBY~ ~,.~O,Norwd,VPf State & Federal Regulation
EXhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.E.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 8 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Eighth Revision Sheet 31
Canceling
Seventh Revision Sheet 31
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilties
SCHEDULE 31
PUMPING SERVICE" IDAHO
(Available phase and voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has electric service available.
APPLICABLE:
To service through one meter for pumping water or water effuents, including
incidental power used for other equipment and lighting essential to the pumping operation.
For such incidental service, Customer will furnish any transformers and other necessary
equipment. Customer may be required to enter into a wntten contract for five (5) years or
longer and wil have service available on a continuous basis unless there is a change in
ownership or control of propert served.
MONTHLY RATE:
The sum of the following charges:
$8.00 Basic Charge, plus
Energy Charge:
9.168i per kWh for the first 85 KWh per kW of demand, and for the next 80
KWh per kW of demand but not more than 3,000 KWh.
7.814i per KWh for all additional KWh.
Annual Minimum:
$12.00 per kW of the highest demand established in the current year ending
with the November billng cycle. If no demand occurred in the current year, the
annual minimum wil be based on the highest demand in the latest previous
year having a demand.
Demand:
The average kW supplied during the 15-minute period of maximum use during
the month determined, at the option of Company, by a demand meter or
nameplate input rating of pump motor.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
If Customer requests the account to be closed by reason of change in ownership or
control of property, the un biled servce and any applicable annual minimum wil be
prorated to the date of closing.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations contained in
this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases or decreases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy
Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilities
By -: ,J,.:: o. Nor,VP, State & Federal Regulation
EXhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 9 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 41
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 41
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 41
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE-IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981,
except where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be
installed to provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Wood
No Pole PoleCode Rate Code ~
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
7000
10000
20000
411 $14.47
511 17.53
611 24.72
416 $14.47
"Not available to new customers accounts, or locatIons.
#Decorative Curb.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utl1itiesBy Kelly O. Norwood,
?U ,.", i.
VP, State & Federal RegulationExnibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 10 of 23
I.P .U.C.No.28
Third Revision Sheet 41A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 41 A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avlsta Utllties
SCHEDULE 41A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company wil Install, own, and maintain the facilities for supplying street
lighting service using facilties utilzing Company's design.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work will be
performed by Company during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utilties
/4 ~#' ::/ Norod,
VP, State & Federal ReaulationExñibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 11 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 42
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 42
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 42
COMPANY OWNED STREET LIGHT SERVICE - IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size No PoleCode ~
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single High-Pressure SodIum Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)50W 235 $10.20100W 935 10.67100W 435 12.39200W 535 20.58250W 635 24.13400W 835 36.21
150W
431 $ 13.00 432 $23.41
531 21.18 532 31.54
631 24.75 632 35.13
831 36.82 832 47.23
234# $12.72
434# 13.36
433 23.41
533 31.54
633 35.13
833 47.23
436 $13.00
536 21.18
636 24.75
836 36.82
936 19.35
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100W 441 $ 26.08 442 $ 37.18200W 545 $41 .11 542 53.43
#Decorative Curb
446 $ 26.08
546 41.72
Decorative Sodium Vapor
100W Granvile 475 $18.62
100W Post Top
100W Kim Light
474"
484*
438....
24.21
23.23
13.37
*16' fiberglass pole
**25' fiberglass pole
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ d_": O. Noiw,VP, State & Federal RegulatIon
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 12 of 23
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Fourth Revisíon Sheet 42A
Canceling
Third Revision Sheet 42A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 42A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Company wil install, own, and maintain the facilities for supplying street
lighting service using facilties utilzing Company's design.
Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and
maintenance work wil be performed by Company during regularly scheduled
working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company will make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer. Service may be terminated (abandoned) at any location on payment by
Customer of Company's average present investment less net salvage in the
facilties abandoned. Customer, at his option, may order a change of location of
the facilties and pay Company the cost of relocation rather than the cost of
termination.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Adjustment Rider Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtiltiesBy ~ ~,..: O. Norood,VP i State & Federal ReQulation
Exñibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 13 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 43
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 43
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 43
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE
SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and
thoroughfares upon receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal StandardPedestal DirectBase Burial
Code Rate Code Rate
Single Mercury Vapor
1000020000 615 $ 19.21 611 $19.21
512 $ 13.10
612 19.21
Single Sodium Vapor
25000
50000
632 16.05
832 25.57
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ ~,. :::/ Nor,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 14 of 23
I.P.U.C. No. 28
Fourth Revision Sheet 43A
Canceling
Third Revision Sheet 43A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 43A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards,
luminaires and necessary circuitry and related facilities to connect with Company
designated points of delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design,
standards and specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired)
and replacing damaged pole facilties.
Company will furnish the necessary energy and luminaire maintenance
including repairs, lamp and glassware replacement.
Individual lamps will be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in.Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5. 2011 EffecUve August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties6Y?d ~...:0.Nor,VP. State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 15 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 44
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 44
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 44
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE -
IDAHO
HIGH.PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory served by
Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn lighting for public streets and thoroughfares
upon receipt of an authonzed application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)No Pole
Code Rate
Wood
Pole
Code Rate
Pedestal
Base
Code Rate
Pole Facilty
Metal Standard
Direct Developer
Burial Contributed
Code Rate Code Rate
Single High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
100W 435 $ 9.46 431 $ 9.46 432 $ 9.46 433 $ 9.46
200W 535 14.27 531 14.27 532 14.27 533 14.27
250W 635 16.05 631 16.05 632 16.05 633 16.05
31 OW 735 18.27 731 18.27 732 18.27 733 18.27
400W 835 25.57 831 25.57 832 25.57 833 25.57
150W 935 12.41 931 12.41 932 12.41 933 12.41
Double High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100W 441 18.11 442 18.11 443 18.11
200W 542 27.95 543 27.95
310W 742 35.95
53414.27
93612.41
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng and owning standards, luminaries
and necessary circuitry and related facilities to connect with Company designated points of
delivery. All such facilties wil conform to Company's design, standards and
specifications. Customer is also responsible for painting (if desired) and replacing
damaged pole facilties.
Company will furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance work
including lamp and glassware cleaning and replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBY~ d....0.Nor.VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 16 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Third Revision Sheet 44A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 44A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 44A - continued
Individual lamps will be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible
after notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Company wil make any change in location at the request and expense of
Customer.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 EffecUve August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ ~,.::O.Noroo,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2. Page 17 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 45
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 45
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 45
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company. Closed to new installations as of November 24, 1981, except
where Company and customer agree, mercury vapor lamps may be installed to
provide compatibilty with existing light sources.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
ServiceCode Rate
Mercury Vapor10000 51520000# 615
#Also includes Metal Halide.
$ 6.94
12.62
519
619
$4.69
8.71
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, Installng, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilties to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy wil
be provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the billing and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tanff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ Al,.w::0.Norwd.VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 18 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 46
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 46
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 46
CUSTOMER OWNED STREET LIGHT ENERGY SERVICE - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
To agencies of local, state, or federal governments in all Idaho territory
served by Company.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of lighting for public streets and thoroughfares upon
receipt of an authorized application.
MONTHLY RATE:
Fixture
& Size
(Lumens)
Dusk to
Dawn
ServiceCode Rate
Per Luminaire
Dusk to
1:00 a.m.
Service
Code Rate
High-Pressure Sodium Vapor
(Nominal Rating in Watts)100W 435200W 535250W 635310W 735400W 835150W 935
$4.32
8.05
9.92
11.79
15.04
6.23
439 $ 3.01539 5.66639 7.06
739 8.07
839 11.36
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Customer is responsible for financing, installng, owning, maintaining and
replacing all standards, luminaires, and necessary circuitry and related facilities to
connect with Company designated points of delivery. Customer wil also provide a
light sensitive relay and/or time switch in order to control the hours that energy wil be
provided.
Company is responsible only for the furnishing of energy to the point of
delivery and the biling and accounting related thereto.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66, Energy
Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by
By
Avista Utiltles~ ~~~O.N~,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 19 of 23
J.P.U.C. NO.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 47
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 47
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47
AREA LIGHTING - MERCURY VAPOR -IDAHO
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all Idaho territory served by Company where existing secondary
distribution facilties are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with mercury vapor lamps
upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more. Mercury vapor
lamps wil be available only to those customers receiving service on October 23,
1981.
MONTHLY RATE:
Charge per Unit
Nominal Lumens)
7.000 10.000 20.000
Luminaire (on existing standard)$ 14.47 $ 17.53 $ 24.89
Luminaire and Standard:
30-foot wood pole 18.11 21.18 28.54
Galvanized steel standards:
25 foot 23.79 26.85 34.23
30 foot 24.75 27.82 35.19
Aluminum standards:
25 foot 25.83 28.90 36.27
Monthly Rate
per Pole
Pole Facilty
30-foot wood pole
55-foot wood pole
20-foot fiberglass-direct burial
Issued July 5, 2011
$5.95
11.54
5.95
Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtiltiesBY~ ~_.::./O.NOrw,VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 20 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO. 28
Third Revision Sheet 47 A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 47A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 47A - continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: - Continued
Company will install, own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-to-
dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil install underground cable for such service, provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such installation.
The Company wil furnish the necessary energy, repairs and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
wil be performed by Company during the regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Efficiency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista UtiltiesBy ~ ~,.~o. Norw.VP, State & Federal Regulation
Exnibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 2, Page 21 of 23
l.P.U.C. No.28
Seventh Revision Sheet 49
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 49
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
SCHEDULE 49
AREA LIGHTING - IDAHO
HIGH-PRESSURE SODIUM VAPOR
(Single phase and available voltage)
AVAILABLE:
In all territory served by the Company where existing secondary distribution
facilties are of adequate capacity, phase, and voltage.
APPLICABLE:
To annual operation of dusk-to-dawn area lighting with high-pressure
sodium vapor lamps upon receipt of a Customer contract for five (5) years or more.
MONTHLY RATE:
Luminaire
Cobrahead
Decorative Curb
Charge per Unit
(Nominal Rating in Watts)
100W 200W 250W 400W
$11.55 $15.26$17.64 $22.65
11.55
100W Granvile w/16-foot decorative pole
100W Post Top w/16..foot decorative pole
1 DOW Kim Light w/25-foot fiberglass pole
400W Flood (No pole)
$ 29.05
27.87
17.51
27.68
Monthly Rate
per Pole
Pole Facilty
30-foot wood pole
40-foot wood pole
55-foot wood pole
20-foot fiberglass
25-foot galvanized steel standard*
30-foot galvanized steel standard*
25-foot galvanized aluminum standard*
30-foot fiberglass-pedestal base
30-foot steel-pedestal base
35-foot steel-direct buried
$ 5.95
9.77
11.51
5.95
9.31
10.28
11.36
28.44
26.25
26.25
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilities
By ~ Kelly O. Norwood, Vice-President, State & Federal ReQulation
Exhibit No. 1"3~ _ ._ _ I Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
, - .. l 6r wi P. Ehrbar. AvistaSchedule 2, Page 22 of 23
I.P.U.C. NO.28
Third Revision Sheet 49A
Canceling
Second Revision Sheet 49A
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 49A - Continued
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The Company wil install. own, and maintain the facilties for supplying dusk-
to-dawn area lighting service using overhead circuits. At the request of Customer,
Company wil install underground cable for such service provided Customer, in
advance of construction, pays Company the excess cost of such installation.
The Company will furnish the necessary energy, repairs, and maintenance
work including lamp and glassware replacement. Repairs and maintenance work
will be performed by Company during regularly scheduled working hours.
Individual lamps wil be replaced on burnout as soon as reasonably possible after
notification by Customer and subject to Company's operating schedules and
requirements.
The Company wil assess the Customer the following removal charges if the
Customer requests to discontinue service under this schedule within the initial five-
year contract period:
$25 per luminaire $75 per pole
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above Monthly Rates are subject to increases as set forth in Tax
Adjustment Schedule 58, Temporary Power Cost Adjustment Schedule 66,
Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment Schedule 91, and Deferred State Income Tax
Adjustment Schedule 99.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effective August 5. 2011
Issued by Avista UtilitiesBy ~ ~'" ~o. Norwd,VP. State & Federal ~~~ilW~~ 3
Case Nos. AVU-E-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 2, Page 23 of 23
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IDAH ELCTRIC. CASE NO. Aw-.11-o1
PRESENT & PROPOED RATES OF RETURN BY RATE SCHEDULE
12 MOS ENDED DECEMBER 31,2010
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5 Clerwater 25P 8.34%
6 pumping Ser 31í32 7.21%
7 Stre & Are I.ghts 4149 6.76%
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1.31
1.4
0.84
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Exhibi No. 13
Case No. AVU.E.11.Q1 & AVU.G.11.Q1
P. Ehrbar, Avlst
Schedule 3. p. 2 of 3
AVtTA UTITIES
IDAH ELECTR, CASE NO. AVU-E-11-81
PRSENT AND PROPD RATE COMNENTS BY SCHEDULE
PreenBase Tari ERM & Pre
Sch. Ra QbAgl.(1) BlUing Rat
(b) (c:) (d)
$5.00 $5.00
$0.07775 $0.00128 $0.07903
$0.08691 $0.00128 $0.0819
(a)Bølstal S!CI .. §syl 1
Basic Charge
Ener Charg:
Firs 600 kWhs
Allover 60 kWhs
Q!Sp- M!II11Basc: C~rg.e $9.50 $9.50
Eney Charg:
First 3,65kWhs $0.0$3 $0.0076 $0.09539
All over 3,650 kWhs $0.07731 $0.0076 $0.08207
Demand Charge:
20 kW or less no charge no charge
Over 20 kW $4.751W $4.75IKW
la Gtal S!ry.. §sule Z1Eney Charg:
Firs 250,00 kWhs
All over 250,00 kWhs
Dend Charg:
5OkWorlen
Qver50kW
Primary Vole Dicount
$0.00393 $0.062
$0.00 $0.057
$325.00
$4.251W
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$0.05214
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Demand Charg:
3,00 kva or les
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Annul Minimum
$0.0565
$0.04290
$0.001 $0.05512
$0.00447 $0.04737
$12,000
$4.OOva
$0.20tkW
Present:
$12,00
$4.00a
$O.20/kW
$662,400
Clegat .. Schle 25P
Enery Chrge:
allkWhs
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3,00 kva or lEls
Over 3,00 kva
Primary Volt. Discnt
Anual Minium
$0.04166
$12,000
$4.OOva
$O.201kWPreent
$0.0085 $0.04651
$12,00
$4.oolkva
$O.201kW$6,26
Pol'S!ø -Md."Basi Charge $7;50 $7.50
Ene Charg:First 165 kWIkWh $0.0852 $0.00227 $0.0979All additional kWhs $0.0754 $0.00227 $0.0777=3
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no charge no charge
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$0.05713
$350.00
$4.75/W
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$0.056
$0.0451
$12,50
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$O.20/kW
$682,140
$0.04751
$12,50
$4.50/kva
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$619,21
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$0.0016 $0.09
$0.0026 $0.0801
$0.0634$0.053
$35.00
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$0.05199$0.04
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$0.04
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$8.00
$lUJ9168
$0.07814
(1) Incudes all pret ra adjustmen: Schedle 59 - Residel & Farm Ener Rate Adjus. Scul 66 .
Tempory Pow Cost Adjusten, Schule 91 - Enery Effoinc Rider Adjus. and Scul 191 - DeerStae Inc Tax Adjustt. Exhibit No. 13
Case No. AVU-E-11-D1 & AVU-G-11..1
P. Ehrbr, Avista
Scule 3, p. 3 of 3
I.P.U.C NO.27
Fif Revision Shee 101
Canceling
Fourt Revision Shet 101
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
101
SCHEDULE 101
GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM - IDAHO
AVAILALE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas servce
available.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas servce for any purpse when all such servce used on the
premises is supplie at one point of delivery through a Single meter.
MONTHLY RATE:
$4 Basic charge
3+.ã1 ãØ per therm - +his Fa dees NQ:f iRGlwde tRe f919Wg ite,
'Nli9h sRewld be added er swèlot te the Fate 6ÄeWß:
1. PwF9ase (;s eGat AgjwelmeRt iQedwle 1 iO
2. (;s Rat A4w6leRt 89heelwle 1 ãã
3. IieFY liGieROY Riel. A4W6lmeRl 8GReewle 191
4. :r ~¡eljw6lem: 89heelwle 1 ã8
ã. DefFFel Stte IRG9e :fax vl.GW6leAt 86ReEh:de 199
Minimum Charge: $4
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
Issued September 23, 2010 Effective October 1, 2010
Issued by Avista UtHltles
By Kelly O. Norw ,Vice-President, State & Federal Reglation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 1 of 12
l.P.U.C. NO.2T
Sixt Revision Sheet 101
Canclng
Fif Revision Shet 101
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlta Utilit
101
SCHEDULE 101
GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM -IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho whe Company has natural gas service
available.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas servce for any purpose when all such service use on the
premises is supplied atone point of delivery through a single meter.
MONTHLY RATE:Per Meter
Per Month
Ba. charg $4.50
Charge Per Therm:
Base Rate 4O.177tl
OTHER CHARGES:
Schedule 150 - Purcase Gas Cost Adìustment
Schule 125 - G§s Bate Adjustment
Schedule 191 - Enemy effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 199 - Deferreg Stgie Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 158 - Tax Adjustment
5ô.587§
(07. 582í)
05.7ô2é
(OO.729í)
Check Municipal Fee
Totl BiJling Rat *
Minimum Charge: $4.50
94.21H
· The rates shown above as "Oth,r Cham,s" may not always reflect the actual rate as
this base tarif sheet cannot be updated when suspended as part of a genel rate
filing The Total ßillog Rate §OQwn abQve does nQt inçlude municipal fee. and is
therefore subi to th, prQvions of Tax Adjustm,nt §c!ule 158. §e th,
cogondingrate sçules under Oter Çlsrg for th, actua ratei in effeç.
SPECIAL TERMS ANO CONOITlONS:
Servce under this scule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
cotained in this tari.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effecve August 5, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. Norwood tVioe~Presldent, Stae & Federal RegulatìÒf
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 4, Page 2 of 12
I.P.U.C. No.27
Sixt Revsion Sheet 111
Canceling
Fifth Revision Shet 111
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilites
111
SCHEDULE 111
LARGE GENERA SERVICE. FIRM - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customer in the Stte of Idaho wher Company has natural gas serce
available.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas servce for any purpse, subjec to executin of a se
agrement for a ter of one yer or longer. All such sece use on the prises
shall be supplied at one point of delivery through a single meter.
MONTHLY RATE:
First
Next
Next
All over
200 therms
800 therms
9,000 thers
10,000 therms
*
39 6~8; per therm
*
48.273; per therm
*t3.3~ 7; per ther
*
13.QO~ ø per therm
! This rate geei NOT iRelYge tR feA~ ft6FI, lIiel lReYlè Be aèèEM Qt
iwÐtet t9 the Fae IReJIR:
1. PYfaie "as Celt AgjwitfeRl SelEMwle 15Q
2. Q. Rate MjwstReRt S6hEMwle ~66
3. ERei¡y IifteieR&y Rièer AEleit SelEMwle 1 91
4. Tæ AèjwsteRt SelEMwle 168
6. gef.reè State IROOFRe Ta* AèjwstFReRl Seleèwle 1QQ
Minimum Charge: $ 79.03
issued September 23, 2010 Effecve OCobe 1. 2010
Issued by Avista Utilitie
By Kelty Nor ¡ ViCPrasldoot"St9ê'& Federl Regulallon
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4. Page 3 of 12
I P.U.C. NO.27
Seventh Revision Shee 111
Canceling
Sixth Revision Sheet 111
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta UtUítes
111
SCHEDULE 111
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM. IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Custoers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas serce
available.
APPLICABLE:
To finn gas servce for any purpse, subjec to exection of a servce
agreeent for a tenn of one year or longer. All such servce use on the premise
shaU be supplied at one point of deivery through a single meter.
DEFINITIONS:
Schedule 150 - Purcbase Gas CQsl Adiustent
Schedle 155 - Gas Rate Adjystment
Sch"'yle 191 - Enegy Effen Rider Adjustment
Scedule 199 - Qefer State Inooe Tax AgjYltmt
MONTHLY RATE:
Base
Rate
Scedule Schedule Schedule150 155 191 Schedule Billng199 Rate'"
First 200
Next 800
Next 9.000
Allover
42.426ft 56. 587ft
25.938j 56.587ft
18.5074 5§.§S7j
13.6114 56.5874
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05.038
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72.18H
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*The m,! ¡hown above as "Otr Çhß1S" mix not ai_vi reflec th actal rlte H
this base tari shet QEnot be updat", whn sY§penç Iii pin of a gel rlte
filing. The Total Billng Rate sho ihove doe not Inglyd§ mynicipal fees, ang is
therefore subject to th provisions of Tax Adlustment Schedyl§ 158. $" the
corrsponding rate schedules under Oter Charge! for the aetualmtes In §ffeet.
Minimum Charge: $ '4.85
Issued July 5, 2011 Effecive August 5. 2011
Issued by Avlsta Utilities
By Kelly Nooo , Vlce-Presldent,State& Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 4 of 12
I.P.U.C.. No. 27
Seventh Revision Sheet 112
Canceing
Sbdh Revio Sht 112
AVlSTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avita Utiites
112
SCHEDULE 112
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customet in the Slate of Idaho where Company has natural gas servce
available. Customet taking service. under this Schedule beginning on or afer
Marn 1, 2002 must have be previously seed under Schedule 146 -
Transportation Servce for Customer--ed Gas.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas service for any purpse, subjec to execution of a servce
agreeent for a ter of one year or longer. All such servce use on the prises
shall be supplied at one point of delivery throh a single meter.
MONTHL Y RATE:
First
Nex
Next
Allover
200 thes
800thers
9,00 therms
10,000 therms
39.516; pe the *
*26.278; per ther
18.817; pether*
13.901; per therm *
! +I:ís Fate Elee, NO infì tM fellin¡ its, lIi9R sRewlEl Be aElEl er
6yt;Gtd t& the rat shet"l:
1. Pus$Ø (;as. Qe. Adjw.men Soh_wle 15Q
2, (¡seRa. AdwslAent SshedYle 155 (lndM€lwally ealewlateå fer SGledYle 112
sw6t9meFS)
3. i:F¡ iliGinoy Rier A.djustment Ssheåule 191
4 Tax Mjwstment S9Redwle 1 i8
S. i;el'd State Inooe Tax AØju6tent S9Reåule 199
Minimum Charge: ., 79.Q3
Issued November 5, 2010 Effective January 1, 2011
Issued by Avlsta Utiiitie
By Kelly O. No , Vic Preident, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU.G.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 5 of 12
I.P.U.C.. No. 27
Eighth Revisio Sheet 112Caling
senth Revision Shet 112
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilities
112
SCHEDULE 112
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas sece
available. Customer taing serice under this Scheule beinning on or afer
Marc 1, 2002 must have be previously serv under Schule 146 -
Transprttion Serice for Customer-Qed Gas.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas serce fo any purpse, subjec to exection of a serv
agreement for a ter of one year or loger. All such servce used on the premises
shall be supplied at one pont of deliv through a single meter.
DEFINITIONS:
§çbedule 150 - Purcase Gas ÇQst Adlusbnent
Sçhedule 191 - Energy Effcien Rier Adlusbnent
§çbedule 199 - Defer State Incoe Tax Adiusbnent
MONTHLY RATE:
Bas
Rate
Schedule
150
Schule
191
Schule BillOQ
199 Rate*
First 200
Next 800
Next 9,000
Allover
Minimum Charg: S 84.85
Issued July 5, 2011 EffeciVe August 5, 2011
Issued by Aviata Utilities
By KeHyO. Norwoo . Vice President, State.& Fedl Reglation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 6 of 12
I.P.U.C. NO.21
Six Reision Sheet 131
Cancing
Fif Revsion Shet 131
AVISTA CORPRATION
d/b/a Avista Utilites
131
SCHEDULE 131
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customer in the State of Idaho whose reuirements exce 250,000
therms of gas pe year and who comply with the Speal Terms and Conditons set
fort beow, provide: (1) A volume of of-pe intemiptíble gas for the sece
requested is available to the Company and, (2) The Company's existing distbutin
system has capacity, in exces of it existng reuirements for firm gas sece,
adequate for the servce reuested by Customer.
APPLICABLE:
To inteptible. gas serce for any purpse subjec to provisio.s. Of8
serve agreement for a term of one yea or longer. AJI such sece use on the
premise shall be suplied atone point of deivery and metering.
MONTHLY RATE:
18.847; ~er thEJ This Fate søe NOT iAelwée the te&lewiAg ltms,
whie sheé ge aéé8å GF swÐGté te the Fate Shet#R
1 ~hase Gas Cest ,AdI:6tf8ftiGh8åwl8 1ã9
..(¡as Ra ASjwetAtieheêwle 1ãã
3. e.Aei:y e.møieAGY R¡EJeFAélw~meAt iGhêwle191
4 Tax ASjw~meAI iehaEule 1 ã8
ã. DeelFEJ. ita.te Inoome Tax ,c.sju~mentSGheêwle 199
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
Each Customer shall be subjec to an Annual Minimum Deftncy Charge if
their gas usae during the pri year did not eqal or exce 250,000 thers.
Such annual Minimum Deciency Charge shall be determined by subtracng the
Customets acual usage for the 1wlve-onth peod ending each Augst fr
250,000 thetms multiplied by 18.951; per thermo
Issue setembe 23,2010 Effective Octobe 1, 2010
Issued by Avista Utlities
By Kelly O. Norood, Vice President, State & ~~ulation
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 7 of 12
I.P.U.C. NO.27
Sevenh Revision Sheet 131
Canceling
Sixt Revision Sheet 131
AV1STA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
131
SCHEDULE 131
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE.. IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho wh reuirements exce 250,00
therms of gas pe year and wh coply with the Specal Ters and Conditions set
fort below, provide: (1) A volume of of-pea intptible gas for the sece
reuested is availabl to the Company and, (2) The Company's existing distibutionsysem has capacty, in excess of its existing reirements for firm gas seice,
adequate for the servioe requested by Customer.
APPllCABLE:
To... interptible gasseroe for any purpsesubjeot. to provisions of. a
service agræmentfora ter of one year or longer.. Allsuohservce use on the
premises shall be suplied at one point of delivery and metering.
MONTHLY RATE:Per Meter
Per Month
Charge Per Thenn:
Base Rate 17.257t
stmt
tment
Totl BillinøRa.* 59.001'
* The rates shown above as "Oter Charges" may not alwys reflect the actual rate as
this base tari sheet cannot beypdated when suspended as part of a general rate
flUng. The Total Billng Riti shown above does not include municipal fees. and is
therefore subject to. the provisions of Tax Adjus.tmnt Sohedule 156. Se th
oorrsROnding ratescteuliynder Qther Charges for the acLual rates in effec.
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
Each Customer shall be subject to an Annual Minimum Defciency Charge if
thel gas usae during the prior year did not equal or exceed 250,000 thers.
Such annual Minimum Deciency Charge shall be deterined by subtraoting the
Custonets actual usae for the twelve-month peod ending each August frm
250,000 therms multiplied by 17.257fr per thermo
Issued July 5, 2011 Effecive August 5. 2011
Issued by Avista Utilties
By Kelly.O. Noroo. Vl~Prldert. State&Ë~lation
Case Nos. AVU.G.11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 8 of 12
I.P.U.C NO. 27
Eíghth RevIsion ShEit 132
Cancing
Seventh Shee 132 132
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/bla Avista Utilities
SCHEOULE 132
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE -IOAHO
AVAU.ASLE:
To . Customers in the State of Idano wh..reuiireentsèxce 250,000
therms of gas per yea and Who comply with the Speai. TersandConditknsset
fort. below, prvked: (1) A volume of of-peak interptible gas for the Sérvce
reuested is available to the Company and, (2) The Compa's existing distrbutin
system nas capacit, in excess of its exting requirements for firm gas sece,
adequate for the servce reuested by Custmer. Customers taking servce under
this Schedule beinning on or after Maro 1, 2002 must have been previously
served under Schedule 146 - Transpoation Servce for Customer-OWed Gas.
APPLICABlE:
To interptible. gas sece for any purpose subjec to provisions of a.servce
agreemenUora ter of one year or longer. All sooh serice use on the premise
shall be supplied atone point of delivery and metering.
MONTHLY RATE:
1..147, per them: This Fa gees NOT iAGlwge the følleiNint items,
wllGehøwkøe add" ør swÐtøt tethe Fate stiei:If:
1. P\;aee Ga Geet AdjW&meAt SGe4ule 1 iQ
~. Gas Rate AGjY8ent 8ehwl 1i5 ~IAdiYiøualf.r Gaøwlated fGr 8GheEwle 132
eustmers)
3. EfWFiY imoieRGY Rkr MjweAt SGhdwl. 191
4 ¡ TaK AôwsteRt 8øte4Y;e 151
5. DefeFFd Slae IRG9me TaK P.djwstfeA Søte4wle 199
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
Each Customer shall be subject to an Annual Minimum Defciency Charge if
tlifr ga usage during th prior year did not equal or exce 250,00 tlls. Such
annual Minimum Defciency Charge shall be determine by subtractng the
Customer's actual usage for ti twelve-month pe ending eac Augus frm
250,00 thers multiplied by 18.951, pe ther.
Issued Nombe 5,2010 Effecive January 1, 2011
Issued by Avista Utiit
By KenyO. Nor . Vic Prident, State & Fedral RegiatIon
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos: AVU-G-11.01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 9 of 12
I.P.U.C. No. 21
Ninth Revision Shee 132
Cancing
Eight Sheet 132 132
AVlSTA CORPORATION
dJa Avista Utilites
SCHEDULE 132
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Cutomers in th Stte of Idaho whos reuirements exce 250,00 therms of
gas per yer and wh comply with the Speal Terms and Coitons set fort belo,
provided: (1) A volume of off-p interrptible gas for the sece requested is available
to the Copany and, (2) The Copany's existing distrbutin syste has capaciy, in
excess of it existing requirements for firm gas servce, adequate for the servce
reuested by Customer. Customers taking ser uner this Schdule beinning on orafter Marc 1, 2002 must have ben previously serv under Scheule 146 -
Transportation Serce for Customer-Qed Gas.
APPLICABLE:
To interrptible gas servce for any purpose subject to provisions of a servce
agreement for a term of one year or longer. All such servce used on the premises
shall be supplied at one point of delivery and metering.
MONTHLY RA TE:
Charge Per Therm:
Base Rate
Per Meter
Per Month
17.257;
OTHER CHARGES:
Scule 150 - Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
Schule 191 - Energy Effency Rider Adjustment
ScMule 199 - geferr State Income Tax AdjY§tmnt
Schedule 1§S - Tax AgjY§tmet
46.101;
Q4.Q,Qi
(OQ.,S6il
Check Mynicipal Fee
*
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
Each Customer sha"..be subje to an Annual Minimum OeflenCV. Charge if
ther gas usage during the prior year did not equal or exæe 250,00 tts. . Such
annual Minimum Deficiency Charge shall be determined by subtractng the
Customets actual uS8e for the twelve-onth period ending each August fro
250,000 thermsmultiplied by 17.257i pertherm.
Issued July 5,2011 EfféCtive August 5, 2011
Issue by Avista Utilities
By Kelly O. No , Vice President, Sta & Federl Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 10 of 12
I.P.U.C. No.27
Six Revision Shee 146
Canceing
Fif Revisn Shee 146
AVISTA CORPOTION
d/ba Avista Utillt
146
SCHEDULE 146
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER-OWNED GAS - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Commercial and Industrial Customers in the State of Idaho whose
requirements exce 250,00 thers of gas pe year provided that the Company.s
existing distributn system has capacity adequate for the sece requested by
Customer.
APPLICABLE:
To trnsprttion servce for a Customer-owned suppl of natural gas fr
the Copany's point of interconne with its Pipeine Transprter to the
Company's pont of interconecn with the Customer. Servce shall be supplied
at one point of deliver and metering for use by a single customer.
MONTHLY RATE:
$200100 Customer Charg, plus
10.669; per ther
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
$d8,=198. unles a higher minimum is reuired under contract to coer
speal conditions.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1 Sece herunder shall be provided subj to execution of a contract
betw the Customer and the Company for a ter of not less than one year. The
contra shall also spify the maximum daily volume of gas to be trnsported.
2. Billng arrngements with gas suppliers, transportation providers and
agens are to be the respsibilty of the Customer.
3. The Customer shall be resposible for any transportation servce fees,
agency fee, penalties and end-use taxes levied on Customer-own gas
transped by the Company.
4. Customers served under this scule are required to pay for th
installation of telemetering equipment and any other new facilites or equipment
reuired to trnsp Customer-oed gas or acurate meter such gas under this
schedule.
Issued Octbe 15, 2010 Effective Decber 1, 2010
Issued by Avista UtllitlEl
By Kelt yO. Nor ,Vic Preident, State & Fedral Regiation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 4, Page 11 of 12
I.P.U.C. NO.27
Seventh Revision Shee 146
Canceling
Sixth Revisio Sheet 146
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
146
SCHEDULE 146
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER-0WNED GAS - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Commercial and Industrl Customers in th State of Idaho whose
reuirements exceed 250,000 thims of gas per year provide that the Companýsexisting distrbun system has capacity adequate for th servce reuesed by
Customer.
APPLICABLE:
To trnsporttion servce for a Customer-owned supply of natural gas from the
Company's point of interconnection with its Pipeline Transporter to the Companýs
point of interconnection wit the Customer. seice shall be supplied at one point of
delivery and metering for use by a single customer.
MONTHLY RATE:
h25.00 CustomrCh.., plus
Charge Per Theim:
Base Rate 11.011¡
OTHER CHARGES:
Sçule 199 - Deferred State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 158 - Tax AdhJStmnt
Totl Billing RiI ..
(00.159¡)
Check Municipal Fee
10.852t
ANNUAl MINIMUM:
$30,228 unless a higher minimum is reuired uner contrct to cover spcil
coditons.
.. The rata sho't aOOye as "Otr Charg" may ngl alwaYS refl th açtual rate a§
this base tgri §1: Çlnot bQ ul?ated when suspendeg a§ part of a genegl rate
filing. The Total Billng Rate shown aboye does DOt indude municipal fees, and is
therefore §ubjeçt to th proy§ions of Tax Adiustmen S(edule 158. Se the
coespondin rate schegule! under Other Charges for the actual rate! in effec.
Issued July 5. 2011 Effectve August 5. 2011
Issue by Avlsta utilits
By Kelly(l,Norøo,\loePridet, State & FederRegulaton
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-Q1
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 4, Page 12 of 12
I.P.U.C. NO.27
Sixth Revision Shee 101
Cancing
Fif Revision Shee 101
AVISTA CORPORATION
d//a Avis Utilits
101
SCHEDULE 101
GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customer in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas serv
available.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas servce for any purpose when all such $ervce used on the
premises is supplied at one point of delivery through a single meter.
MONTHLY RATE:Per Meter
Per Month
Baic charge
Charge Per Therm:
Base Rate
$450
40. 177tl
OTHER CHARGES:
Schedule 150 - Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
SChedule 155 - Gas Rate Adj.ustment
Schedule 191 - Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 199 - OeferredState Income Tax Adjustment
SChedule 158 - Tax Adjustment
Total Billing Rae '"
Minimum Charge: $4.50
56. 587tl
(07.582Ø)
05. 762tl
(00. 729t)
Check Municipal Fee
94.21S;
'" The rates shown above as "Oter Charges" may not a'iways reflect the actual rate as
this base tari sheet cannot be updated when suspended as part of a general rate
flling. The Total Billng Rate shown above does not include municipal fees, and is
therefore subject to the provisions of Tax Adj.ustment Schedule 158. See the
corresponding rate schedules under Other Charges for the actual rates in effect.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
serv under this schedule is subj.ect to the Rules and Regulations
containe in this tariff.
Issued July 5, 2011 Effve August 5, 2011
Issued by Aviita UtilitieBy7' ~,.':élJO.-,vIce-President, State & Federal Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 5. Page 1 of 6
l.P.U.C. NO.27
Seenth Revision Shet 111
Canceing
Sixt Revision She 111
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilities
111
SCHEDULE 111
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - FlRM - IDAHO
AVAILALE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho where Company has natural gas sece
availabl.
APPLICABLE:
To firm gas sece for any purpse. subject to execution of a serv
agreent for a term of one year or longer. All such sece use on the premise
shall be supplied at one point of delive through a single meter.
DEFINITIONS:
Schedule 150 - Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
Schedule 155 - Gas Rate Adjustent
Schedule 191 - Energy Effciency Rider Adjustment
Schedule 199 - Deferred State Incoe Tax Adjustment
MONTHLY RATE:
Base Schedule Schedule ScheduleRat 150 155 191 Scheule Billng199 Rate'"
First 200
N&xt80
Next 9.00
Allover
42.426_ 56.587_
25.938_ 56.587_
18.507_ 56.587_
13.611_ 56.587_
(07.582_)
(07.582_)
(07.582_)
(07.582_)
05.038_
05.038_
05.03&#
05.038_
(00.361_)
(00.361_)
(00.361_)
(OO.361t,)
96.10879.62
72.189
67.293l
*The rates show above as "Other Charges" may not alwys reflect the actual rate as
this base tariff sheet cannot be updated whn suspended as part ofa . general rate
fiUng.. The Total Billing Rate shown above does not include municipal fees i and is
therefore subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 158. See the
corresponding rate scheduiesunder Other Charfothe actual rates in effec.
Minimum Charg: $84.85
Issued July 5, 2Q11 Effecive August 5, 2011
Issued. by Avista UbhtiesßY~ d".....7/No-, VloPresident, State & Federal Reglaiøn
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 5, Page 2 of 6
i.P U.C. No. 27
Eighth Revision Shee 112
Canceing
seventh Revision Sheet 112
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilites
112
SCHEDULE 112
LARGE GENERAL SERVICE - FIRM. IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customer in the State of Idaho where Compay has natural gas serice
available. Custoer taking seice under this Schule beginning on or afer
March 1, 2002 must have ben previously served under Schedule 146 -
Transportatio Sece for Customer-Qed Gas.
APPLICABLE:
To finn gas sece for any purpse, subj to execon of a sece
agrement for a tenn of one year or longer. All such servce use on the premise
shall be supplied at one point of delivery through a single meter.
DEFINITIONS:
Schedule 150 - Purchsed Gas Cost Adjustent
Schule 191 - Energy Eff Rier Adjusten
Schule 199 - Deferr Stae Incoe Tax Adjustent
MONTHLY RATE:
Base
Rate
Schedule
150
$0.56587
$0.56587
$0.56587
$0.56587
Schedule
191
$0.05038
$0.05038
$0.05038
$0.05038
Schedule Billng
199 Rate*
First 200
Next 800
Next 9.000
All over
$0.42426
$0.25938
$0.18507
$0.13611
($0.00361) $1.036
($0.00361) $0.87202
($0.00361) $0.79771
($0.00361) $0.74875
'*The rates shown aboe as "Other Charges" may not alwys reflec the actual rate as
this base tari shet cannot be updated whn suspended as part of a general rate
filing. The Total Billing Rate shown above does not include municipal fees, and is
therefore subject to the proVÎans af Tax Adjustment Schedule 158. se the
corresponding rate schedules under Otr Chargs for the acal rates in effect
Minimum Charge: $ 84.85
Issue July 5, 2011 Effective August 6, 2011
Issued by Avista Utilities~ ,j~w!tTO'-, Vice Prident, State & Federl Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 5, Page 3 of 6
I.P.U.C. No.21
Seventh Revision Shet 131
Canceing
Sixt Revsion Shee 131
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utìites
131
SCHEDULE 131
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Customers in the State of Idaho whse requirements exce 250,000
thenns of gas pe year and who comply with the Speial Tenns and Conditions set
forh below, provied: (1) A voume of off-peak interptible gas for the servce
reqested is avalable to the Company andi (2) Th Copany's existing distrbutin
sysem has capaci, in exce of its existing requirements for fll gas sece,
adequate for th seNeerequested by Customer.
APPLICABLE:
To interrptible gas serce for any purpse subject to provisions of a
service agreeent for a term of one yea or longer. AU suc seice use on the
premise shall be suppied at one point of deiver and meerng.
MONTHLY RATE:Per Meter
Per Month
Charge Per Thenn:
Base Rate 17.257Ø
OTHER CHARGES:
SChedule 150 . Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
Scedule 155 - Gas Rate Adjustment
Schedule 191 - Energy Effciency Rid Adjustent
Scedule 199 - Deferrd State Income Tax Adjustment
Schedule 158 - Tax Adjustment
46.101Ø
(08.091Ø)
04.020Ø
(OO.286Ø)
Check Municipal Fee
Total Billing R.ate ., 59.001,
'" The rates shown above as "Other Charges" may not always refl the actual rate as
this base tari sheet cannot be updated when suspended as part of a general rate
filing. The Total Biling Rate shown above does not include municipal fees, and is
therefore subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 158. se the
corresponding rate schedules under Other Charges for the acual rates in effec.
ANNUAL MINlMUM:
Eac Customer shall be subjec to an Annual Minimum DefeicyCharge if
their gas usa during the .proryear did not equalorexce 250,OOOths.
Such annual Minimum Deficiency Charge shall be deterined bysubtreting the
Customer's actual usage for the twve-onthperiod ending ea.chAugust fr
250,000 therms mtiltilieà by 17 .257Ø pe thero
Issued July 5, 2011 Effecive August 5, 2011
Issued by Avæta UtilitieB~ J....::0'_'Vice President, State & ~~esiation
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 5, Page 4 of 6
~
l.P.U.C. No. 27
Ninth Revision Shet 132
Canceing
Eighth Shet 132 132
AVtSTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avista Utilties
SCHEDULE 132
INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE - IDAHO
AVAILABLE:
To Cuomers in the State of Idaho whose reuirements excee 250,000 therms of
gas per year and who comply with the Speal Terms and Conditons set for below,
provided: (1) A volume of off-pek interrptle gas for the serv requested is available
to th Company and, (2) The Copany's existing distributon system has capaci,
excess of it existing reuiremts for firm gas servce, adequate fur the se
requested by Customer. Customers talng servce under this Schule beinning on or
after March 1, 2002 must have ben previously serv under Schule 146 -
Transporttion Se for Customer.. Gas.
APPLICABE:
To intrrptible gas servce for any purpse subject to provisions of a servce
agreement for a term of one yer or longr. All such servce used on the premises
shall be supplied at one pont of delivery and meterng.
MONTHLY RATE:Per Meter
Per Month
Charge Per Therm:
Base Rate 17.257ø
OTHER CHARGES:
Schedule 150 - Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
Scedule 191 - Energy Effcinc Ridr Adjustment
Schdule 199 . Defer State Incoe Tax Adjustment
Schedule 158 - Tax Adjustment
46.101ø
04.02O
(00.286ø)
Check Municipal FeeTotl Billing Ra.. 61.092,
.. The rates shown above as "Other Charges" may not alwys refect the actual rate as
this base tari sheet cannot be updted whn suspended as part of a genral rate
filing. The Total Billing Rate shown abve does not include municipal fees, and is
threfore subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Scule 158. See th
corresponding rate schedules under Oter Chargs for the actual rates in effec
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
Each Customer shall be subjec to an Annual Minimum Defciency Charge If
their gas usage during the prior year did not equal or exce 250,00 therms. Such
annual Minimum Deficiency Charge shall be deterine by subtring the
Customer's actal usage for the twve-month period ending ea August frm
250,00 therms multplied by 11.251tf pe thermo
Issued July 5,2011 Efftive August 5, 2011
Issue by Avista Utilities
?a .."'l4':JfyO. ~
,Vice Ptesident, state & Federal RegUlation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar. Avista
Schedule 5, Page 5 of 6
I.P.U.C. NO.27
Seenth Revision Shet 146
Cancling
Six Revision Shet 146
AVISTA CORPORATION
d/b/a Avlsta Utilities
146
SCHEDULE 146
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER-OWNED GAS - IDAHO
AVAIlALE:
To Comercial and Industrial Customers in the State of Idaho whose
reuirements exced 250,000 therms of gas per year provided that the Companýsexisting distrbution system has capaci adequate for the servce requested by
Customer.
APPLICABLE:
To trnsportation servce for a Customer-o suply of natural gas from th
Company's point of interconnectn with its Pipeline Transpoer to the Copany's
point of internnecton with th Cusmer. 8e shall be supplie at one pont of
delivery and metering for use by a single oustomer.
MONTHLY RATE:
$22.00 Customer Charg, plus
Charge Per Therm:
Base Rate 11.011t
OTHER CHARGES:
Schule 199 - Defered State Income Tax Adjustment
Scedule 158 - Tax Adjustment
Totl Biling Rate 'I
(00.159t)
Check Municipal Fee
10.852t
ANNUAL MINIMUM:
$30.228 unless a higher minimum is required under contract to cover speal
conditns.
.. The rates sho above as "Oter Charg" may not alwys reflct th actual rate as
this base tariff sheet cannot be updated when suspnded as part of a general rate
filing. The Total Billng Rate shown above doe not incle municipal fees, and is
thereora subject to the proviions of Tax Adjustnt Scedule 158. See the
corrsponding rate soheules under Other Chargs for the actal rates in effect.
Issued July 5. 2011 Efftiv August 5, 2011
Issue!))' Avista Utilitie
~ ~_w~flO.~
,Vice Preident, State & Fedral Regulation
Exhibit No. 13
Case Nos. AVU-G-11-01
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 5, Page 6 of 6
Line&Typ of~
(a)
Genel Setce
2 Larg GenerafSeMce
3 Inmmti.5ee
4 Trans Sel'lc
5 Specal Co
ô Total
AVlTA UTIUTS
IDAH GAS, CASE NO. AW-G11-Q1
PROPQD INCRE BY SERVICE SCHEDULE
12 MO ENDED DECEMBE 31r 200(O of Do)
Ba TarRev Proed
Scheule Und Prent General
Number Ra en Inas(b) (c) (d)
Total BilR~ue
at Presnt8_(2)
(g)
PerTot 1ltGera on Bi
Inc Rmue (2)(n) (i)
Bae Tar BasRevue TariUnd Proed PerRa (1) lm(e) (1)
101 $5.493 $1.881 $51314 3$%$53,112 $1.881 3.5%
111 $15.414 $2 $15,43 0.1%$14.855 $2 0.1%
131 $275 $3 $278 1.%$25$$3 1.0%
146 $32 $15 $347 4.1%$327 $15 4.7%
148 iM lQ iM 0.0%iM E 0.0%
$70,608 $1.921 $72.529 2.7%$68,64 $1,921 2.8%
(1) Includes Schele 150 . Purchaed Gas Cot Adjut
(2) Incudes Scheul 155 - Gas Rate Aden. Schule 191 - Energy Eflie Rider Adjust an Scul 199. Deer Stae
Exhibt No. 13
ca No. AVU-E.11-o1 & AVU-G11-o1
P. Ehrb. Avis
Schedule 6, p. 1 of 3
AV1STA UTILmes
IDAHO GAS, CASE NO. AVU-11-l1
PRESENT & PROPOSD RATES OF RETURN BY RATE SCHEDULE
12 MONS ENDED DeCEMBER 31,2010
Line&Type of
Seçe
(a)
1 Genl servic
2 Large Geerl service
3 Interruptible Servic
4 Transporation Servic
5 Total
Sm.
Number
(b)
101
111
131
146
Prel Ba!!Present Prent
Rate of ReleReturn BQ
(e) (d)
7.09%0.97
8.37%1.15
7.81%1.08
7.57%1.04
7.31%1.00
Base
Tarif
PropoedIncr
(e)
3.5%
0.1%
1.0%
4.6%
2.1%
Pro Ra
Proposed Propoed
Rate of ReliveRewm BQ
(1) (9)
8.49%
8.49%
8.49%
8.49%
8.49%
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Exhibit No. 13
Case No. AVU-E-11..1 &. AVU-G-11..1
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Scdule 6, p. 2 of 3
AViSTA UTIUES
IDAHO GAS. CASE NO. AVU-G.11..1
PRESENT AND PROPSED RATE COMPONENTS BY SCHEDULE
Large Geral $!ce .. Schedule 111
Usage Charge:
First 200 thers
200 - 1.000 therms
1,000 - 10,000 therms
Allover 10,000 thers
Minimum Charge:
per mothpeth
(a)
Ge $! - Scbyle 101
Basic Charg
Usage Charge:
All thrms
Base Present Present
Rate (1) Ra AdJ.2) B;UingRate
(b) (c) (d)
$4.00 $4.00
$0.94102 ($0.02549) $0.91553
$0.96103
$0.82865
$0.7544
$0.7048
($0.02905)
($0.02905)
($0.0295)
($0.0295)
$0.93198
$0.7996
$0.72499
$0.67583
$79.03 $79.03
$0.567 ($0.0295) $0.5362
IntryRtbl $! .. SCedll 131
Usage Charg:
All Thers $0.62748 ($0.04357) $0.58391
TrantQOrtoo .S!. -Scedule 1. Basic Charge $200.00 $200.00
Usage Charg:
All Therms $0.10559 ($0.00159) $0.10400
GenealRaInc
(e)
$0.50
$0.026
$0.02110
($0.0034)
($0.0010)
($0.0090)
$5.82
$0.0010
$25.00
$0.00452
Prosed
BillingBI
(f)
$4.50
$0.94215
$0.96108
$0.79620
$0.7289
$0.61293
$84.85
$0.53882
$0.5901
$225.00
$0.10852
Proped
Ba.e
Ra&! (1)
(9)
$4.50
$0.9664
$0.9913
$0.82525$0.7S
$0.70198
$8.85
$0.58587
$0.833
$225.00
$0.11011
(1) Includes Schedule 150 - Purchase Gas Cost Adjustment
(2) Includes SChedule 155 - Gas Rate Adjustment. Scedule 191 - Ener Effciency Rider Adjustment and Schule
199 - Defered State Income Tax Adjustmt
Exhibit No. 13
Case No. AVU.E.11-G1 & AVU-G-11-G1
P. Ehrbar. Aviata
Schedule e, p. 3 of 3
Avista Utilities
Schedule 1 First-Block
December 20, 2010 IPUC Workshop
~~~'V'STAe
Exhibit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-OI & A VU-G-II-OI
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page i of 6
Basis for 1st block at 600 kWh's
1. Set first block at or near monthly Base Load (non-weather sensitive
usage)
a) The 2000 through 2009 average monthly Base Load per customer
was approximately 632 kWhs.
i. Average Monthly Usage = 964 kWhs.
ii. Base Load is derived through the weather regressions used in
the Company's weather normalization methodology. It
represents average non-weather sensitive usage (no heating
or cooling).
b) Base Load covers basic residential usage (lighting, refrigeration,
cooking, etc.).
2 .J~i:"'STIl'
Exhbit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-0l & A VU-G-II-0l
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page 2 of 6
Basis for 1st block at 600 kWh's
Baseload
660650 ... __640 .. ~
630 -...---..-.-..-----.--.-..
620 .. ..........................._-_..._......_...._.._........
610 .
600
590
580
570
560
----.
1997-2006 2003-2007 1999-2008 2000-2009
3 .J:l;.,'STA'
Exhbit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-OI & A VU-G-II-OI
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page 3 of 6
Basis for 1st block at 600 kWh's
2. According to the US Department of Energy, the end use consumption
of only lighting and home appliances (which includes a refrigerator,
electric range, electric oven, a microwave, and a water heater) is 512
kWh per month 1. HUD estimates 630 -765 kWh for the same basic
electric usage (2 Bedroom Dwellng Unit) 2.
1. http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/recs/recs2001/enduse2001/enduse2001.html
2. http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclipskuidebooks/7 420.10G/7 420g18G U ID.pdf
4 ,lil;.,'STA."
Exhbit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-Ol & A VU-G-II-Ol
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page 4 of 6
Basis for 1st block at 600 kWh's
3. Ensure blocks provide an effective price signal for conservation
a) Moving to a larger first block (i.e. more than 600 kWhs in the first
block) would put a larger proportion of customer1s usage in the
first block:
i. This reduces the effect of a stronger (tail-block) price signal
for customers to conserve (weather sensitive and/or
discretionary usage).
b) Moving to a smaller first block (i.e. less than 600 kWhs in the first
block) could increase rates for base load use.
5 ¿J:7V'STA'
Exhibit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-Ol & A VU-G-II-Ol
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page 5 of 6
Basis for 1st block at 600 kWh's
4. Size of the first block is similar to other regional utilities
kWh's - First Block
800
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..b$'
*Rocky Mt. Power (ID) has a flat rate.
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Exhibit No. 13
Case No. A VU-E-II-Ol & AVU-G-II-Ol
P. Ehrbar, Avista
Schedule 7, Page 6 of 6
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