20170801Application.pdf

Avista Corp.
1411EastMission P.O.Box3727 r
Spokane. Washinglon 99220 -37 27
Telephone [phone]
Toll Free 800-727-9170
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July 31,2017
Diane Hanian
Commission Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472W. Washington St.
Boise, Idaho 837 02-5983
RE: Case No. AVU-E-l7-l}f
Residential Exchange Annual Rate Adjustment Filing of Avista Corporation
Dear Commission Secretary
Enclosed for filing with the Commission is an original and 7 copies of Avista Corporation's dba
Avista Utilities ("Avista or the Company") Application requesting approval of changes to the
Company's Residential and Small Farm Tariff Schedule 59.
Please direct any questions regarding this filing to Joe Miller at [phone] or me at (509)
495-8620.
Patrick Ehrbar
Senior Manager, State & Federal Regulation
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DAVID iI. MEYER
VICE PRESIDENT AI{D CHIEF COUNSEL FOR
REGULATORY AI{D GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
AVISTA CORPOR]ATION
14].]- E. MISSION AVENUE
P. O. E,OX 3727
SPoKAIIE, WASHTNGTON 99220
PHONE: [phone], FAX: [phone]
IN THE MATTER OF THE RESIDENTIAI)
AI{D SMI\LL FARM AI{NUAT RATE )
ADJUSTMEMT FTLTNG OF )
AVTSTA CORPOR,ATION )
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CASE NO. AW-E- L7 -
-APPLICATION OF AVISTA
CORPORATION
10 BEFORE THE IDAI{O PUBLIC T'TILITIES COMMISSION
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l8 I. II{TRODUCTION
19 In accordance with Idaho Code 551-502 and RP 052, Avista
20 Corporation, doing business as Avista Utilities (hereinafter
2l "Avista" or "Company"), at 141-1 East Mission Avenue, Spokane,
22 Washington, respectfully makes application to the Idaho
23 Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") for an order
24 authorizing Avista to implement Residential and Small Farm
25 Energy rates for electric service from October 1, 2Ol7 through
26 September 30, 201-8. The proposed Residential and Smal1 F'arm
27 Energy Rate Adjustment credit rat,e for rate schedules 7-, L2,
28 22, 32, and 48 is 0.078+ per kilowatt-hour. The credit rate
AVISTA'S EI,ECTRIC RESIDEMTIAL AI{D SMALL FARM AIINUAL RATE
ADiIUST!4ENT FI],ING PAGE 1
I represents a $0.2 million decrease to gualifying customers.
2 The Company has requesLed an October L, 20J-7 effective date.
3 The Company requests that t,his filing be processed under
4 the Commission's Modified Procedure Rules (RP 2oL-204) .
5 communications in reference to this Application should be
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David ,f . Meyer, Esq.
Vice President and Chief Counsel for
Regrulatory & Government,al AffairsAvista Corporatj,on
P.O. Box 3727
MSC-27
l-41-1 E. Mission Ave
Spokane, WA 99220-3727
Phone: (509) qgS-4316
David. Meyer@avistacorp . com
Patri-ck Ehrbar
Senj-or Manager - Rates & Tariffs
Avista Utilities
P.O. Box 3727
MSC-27
1411 E. Mission Ave
Spokane, WA 99220-3727Phone: [phone]
Pat . ehrbar@avlstacorp. com
II. BACKGROI'IID
29 The electric Residential and Farm Energy Rate Adjustment
30 results from an Agreement between the Company and Bonneville
31 Power Administration (BPA). The Residential Exchange Program
32 provides a ehare of the benefits of the federal Columbia River
33 power system to the residential and small-farm customers of
AVISTA'S ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AIiID SMALL FARM AI{NUAL RATE
ADWSTMEMT FILING PAGE 2
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I the six invest,or-owned uEilities of the Pacific Northwest,
including Avista.
III. DRIVER9 OF THB RE9IDENTIAIJ A}ID SMALL FARU ENERGY RATE
ADTIUSTMB}iTT CREDIT
6 Under the current Residential Exchange rat,e adjustment,
7 approximately $0.74 million annually is being passed through
8 to applicable customers through a uniform 0.050+ per
9 kilowatt,-hour rate credit. This rat,e was approved by t,he
l0 Idaho Public Utilities Commj.ssion effective October L, 20]-6.
tl The proposed rate credit of 0.078+ per Kilowatt-hour is
12 designed to pass through approximately $0.94 million which
13 represents the Idaho portion of the annual level of benefits
14 Avista will receive starting in October 20L7. The leve1 of
15 BPA benefits are proposed to increase by approximatel-y $0.5
16 million from what is currently being passed back to customers
17 in rat,es today. That amounE, however, is partially offset by
l8 an under-refunded balance of approximately $0.3 million which
19 is built into present, rates today.l That amount is projected
20 to be fu1Iy refunded to customers by October 1-, 20L7. The
2l table below details the year over year dj.fferences between
The current rat,e includes approximately $0.4 million related to receipt
of BPA benefits received in October and November 2016 that were larger
than what wae incorporated into the 2016 rat,e filing.
AVISTA'S ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AI{D SIIATL FARM ATiINUAL RATE
AD{IUSTMENT FILING
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I the benefit included in current rates and the proposed benefit
2 included in this filing.
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Idaho portion of benefit amount,
Estimated under-refunded balance
Revenue Conwersion factor
Revenue Requirement
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Proposed
$ (921,s70)
$ (11,249)
$ (6,31s)
2016
Preaent
$ (403,941)
$ (333 , 7e5 )
$ (2 ,522)
change
s (s1'7 ,629\
i 322,s47
$ (3, 7e3 )
$ (e3s,134) s (740,2sel $ (198,87s)
6 The Company is t,herefore proposing an overall decrease
7 of $0.2 million or 0.2* for qualifying customers. The change
8 in rate credit has no effect on Avista's net income.
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l0 IV. PROPOSED RATES rO BE EFrEqfr\rE OCTOBBR 1, 20L7
11 The Company is proposing a per kilowatt-hour Residential
12 and Sma11 Farm Energy Rate Adjustment credit, rate of 0.078+
13 for rate schedules 7, L2, 22, 32, and 48 to become effective
14 October l, 201-7. Attachment A to this Application provides
15 the Residential and SmaII Farm Energy Rate Calculation.
16 Att,ached as Exhibit *A" is a copy of the proposed tariff,
17 Schedule 59, whj-ch contains the proposed ResidenE,la1 and
l8 Small Farm Energy rates discussed earlier in this
19 Application. Exhibit $A" also includes the proposed changes
20 to Schedule 59 in strike-out/underline format.
AVISTA'S ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AI{D SMALL FARM AIiINUAL RATE
ADJUSTT'{E!{T FILING PAGE 4
I Residential customers using an average of 910 kilowatt-
2 hours per month would see their monthly bills decrease from
3 $85.39 to $85.23, a decrease of $0.L6 per month, or 0.2t.
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5 V. COMMT'NICATIONS A}ID SERVICE OF APPI,ICATION
6 In conformance with RP L25, this Applicat,ion will be
7 brought to the atEention of the Company's customers. Because
8 the Company has a number of electric rate adjustment filings2
9 that will be made in July 20L7, and in an effort, to minimize
l0 potential customer confusion, a single news release will be
ll issued on or before August 1, 20L7 providing details about
12 each of the Company's raEe reguests. Further, in Augr.rsE 207.7,
13 a customer not,ice will be provided to customers which will
14 provide detaj-Is about each of the filings made by the Company.
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16 VI. REQI'EST FOR REIJIEF
t7 The Company requests that the Commission issue an order
approving a per kilowatt-hour Residential and Small Farm
Energy credit raEe of 0.078C for rate schedules L, t2,22,
32, and 48 to become effective October L, 201-7. The
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AVISTA'S ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL AI{D SMALL FARM AI{NUAL RATE
ADiIUSTMENT FILING
The Company also filed its annual Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) and
Energy Efficiency (DSM) rate adjustmentE. fn addition, the Companyfiled ite trixed Cost Adjustment (FCA) on June 30, 20L7. Those filings,like the Residential Exchange Filing, have an October L, 2OL7 proposed
effective daEe.
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1 nesidential and Small Farm Energy credit rePresent,s a $0.2
2 million, or O.2*, decrease to qualifying customers. The
3 Company requests that E,he matt.er be processed under the
4 Commission's Modified Procedure rules through the uEe of
5 written comments.
6 pat,ed at Spokane, Washington this 31st day of ,July 20L7.
7 AVISTA CORPORATION
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David Meyer
Vice ident and Chief Counsel for
Regulatory and Governmental Affairs
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VERIFICATION
STATE OF WASHINGTON
County of Spokane
David .1. Meyer, being first duly sworn on oath, deposes
and says: That he is the Vice PreEident, and Chief Counsel
for Regulatory and Governmental Affairs for Avista
Corporation and makes this verification for and on behalf of
said corporation, being thereto duly authorized;
That he has read the foregoing filing, knows the contentsthereof, and believee the same to be true.
SIGNED AIiID SWORN to before me this 31st day of ilu1y 20]-7,
by David iI. Meyer.
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ADiIUSTMENT FILING PAGE 7
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Case No. AVU-E-I7-or
Exhibit 66A"
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
lssued: July 31,2017 Effective: October 1,2017
l.P,U.C. No.28
Seventeenth Revision Sheet 59
Canceling
Sixteenth Revision Sheet 59
SCHEDULE 59
RESIDENTIAL AND FARM ENERGY RATE ADJUSTMENT - IDAHO
APPLICABLE:
To Residential Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric
service available. This rate adjustment results from an Agreement between the
Company and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) covering Residential
Exchange Program benefits. The rate adjustment in this schedule shall be
applicable to customers served under Schedules 1, 12, 22, 32 and 48.
MONTHLY RATE:
The energy charges for all blocks of electric Schedules 1, 12,22 and 32 and
the charges for area lights based on the energy usages of the lights on Schedule
48 are to be reduced by 0.0781 per kWh.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The rate adjustment under this schedule is subject to revision to reflect the
true up from estimated to actual benefits and to reflect projected future benefits. ln
the event the credits applied under this schedule exceed the benefits, the
Company will adjust the rate on this schedule to recover that difference.
The energy credit applied to Schedule 32 for farm irrigation and pumping
load, for each billing period, shall not exceed the amount of energy determined by
the following formula:
400 x 0.746 x days in the billing period x 24
ln no instrance shall any qualifying inigation and pumping load for any month
exceed 222,000 kwh.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tarffi.
The above rate is subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 58.
lssued by Avista Ullities .,,
1X4t, J^r^r*J Kelly Nonrood -Vice President, State and FederalRegulation
lssued: July 29, 2016 Effective: October'1,2016
l.P.U.C. No.28
Sixteenth Revision Sheet 59
Canceling
Fifteenth Revision Sheet 59
SCHEDULE 59
RESIDENTIAL AND FARM ENERGY RATE ADJUSTMENT - IDAHO
APPLICABLE:
To Residential Customers an the State of ldaho where Company has electric
service available. This rate adjustment results from an Agreement between the
Company and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) covering Residential
Exchange Program benefits. The rate adjustment in this schedule shall be
applicable to customers served under Schedules 1, 12, 22, 32 and 48.
MONTHLY RATE:
The energy charges for all blocks of electric Schedules 1, 12,22 and 32 and
the charges for area lights based on the energy usages of the lights on Schedule
48 are to be reduced by 0S6e$ per kWh.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The rate adjustment under this schedule is subject to revision to reflect the
true up from estimated to actual benefits and to reflect projected future benefits. ln
the event the credits applied under this schedule exceed the benefits, the
Company will adjust the rate on this schedule to recover that difference.
The energy credit applied to Schedule 32 for farm irrigation and pumping
load, for each billing period, shall not exceed the amount of energy determined by
the following formula:
400 x 0.746 x days in the billing period x 24
ln no instance shall any qualiffing irrigation and pumping load for any month
exceed 222,000 kwh.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above rate is subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 58
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly Nonrtood - Vice President, State and Federal Regulation
AV!STA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
AVISTA CORPORATION
dba Avista Utilities
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Seventeenth Revision Sheet 59
Canceling
Sixteenth Revision Sheet 59
SCHEDULE 59
RESIDENTIAL AND FARM ENERGY RATE ADJUSTMENT - IDAHO
APPLICABLE:
To Residential Customers in the State of ldaho where Company has electric
servioe available. This rate adjustment results from an Agreement between the
Company and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) covering Residential
Exchange Program benefits. The rate adjustment in this schedule shall be
applicable to customers served under Schedules 1, 12,22,32 and 48.
MONTHLY RATE:
The energy charges for all blocks of electric Schedules 1, 12,22 and 32 and
the charges for area lights based on the energy usages of the lights on Schedule
48 are to be reduced by 0.0780 per kWh.
SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The rate adjustment under this schedule is subject to revision to reflect the
true up from estimated to actual benefrts and to reflect projected future benefits. ln
the event the credits applied under this schedule exceed the benefits, the
Company will adjust the rate on this schedule to recover that dffierence.
The energy credit applied to Schedule 32 for farm irrigation and pumping
load, for each billing period, shall not exceed the amount of energy determined by
the following formula:
400 x 0.746 x days in the billing period x 24
ln no instance shal! any qualiffing irrigation and pumping load for any month
exceed 222,000 kVVh.
Service under this schedule is subject to the Rules and Regulations
contained in this tariff.
The above rate is subject to the provisions of Tax Adjustment Schedule 58.
lssued: July 31, 2017 Effective: Oclober 1,2017
By
Avista Utilities
Kelly Nonrvood - Vice President, State and Federat Regulation
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Residential and Small Farm Energy Rate Adjustment Credit
Rate Chanee Proposed to be Effective October 1,2017
ATTACHMENT A
WORKPAPERS
July 31,2017
Avista Corporation
Residential Exchange - State of ldaho
Proposed Rate
October 1. 2017 - Seotember 30. 2018
ldaho portion of 2017 fiscal year benefit amount
Estimated under-refunded balance at end of existing rate
Net benefit for rate adjustment
Conversion factor
Revenue requirement
Projected kWh 1011117 - 9/30/18
Proposed rate
-$921,570
-11,249
-$932,819
0.993276
-$939,134
1,210,179,976
-$0.00078
Rate lmoact
Proposed rate credit above
Existing rate credit
Difference
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-$0.00060------$0"000-Tr
Billfor 910 kwh at present rates with al! adders
Basic charge
First 600 kWh 600 $0.08526
Over 600 kWh 310 $0.09511
Total
$5.75
51.16
29.48
86.39
Proposed rate Decrease
Percent rate Decrease
910 -$0.00018
Proposed ResEx Rate
-$0.16
-0.190/o
AVISTA UTILITIES
Settlement Revenue Conversion Factor
ldaho - Electric System
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31,2015
Description Factor
Revenues 1.000000
Expenses:
Uncollectibles 0.004847
Commission Fees 0.001877
ldaho lncome Tax
Total Expenses 0.0s6789
Net Operating lncome Before FIT 0.943211
Federa! lncome Tax @ 35%
REVENUE CONVERSION FACTOR 0.61309
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2016 GRC - Case No. AVU-E-16-O3 I Order No. 33582
2017 lD PCA - Ehrbar Workpapers Conversion Factor Page: 1 of 1
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Avista Corporation
ldaho Residential Exchange Account
Actualand Projected
Balance
Balance
Balance
Balance
Balance
513112017 (Actual)
Aprll credit received in June
Amortization
lnterest
613012017 (Actual)
May credit received in July
Amortization
Amortization Adjustment - June unbilled
lnterest
7lUnO17 (Projected)
June credit received in August
Amortization
lnterest
813112017 (Projected)
July credit rcccived in September
Amortization
lnterest
913012017 (Projected)
-$123,183.68
-32,114.60
45,987.82
-102.65
lnterest Rate
1.0%
-$109,413.11
-28,407.70
56,870.09
27,098.69
-91.18
-$53,943.21
-25,249.40
51,414.19
.44.95
-$27,823.37
-27,211.49
43,808.78
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Balance 5131 I 17 (Actual)
Credits to be received
Amortization
lnterest
Balance at9l30l17
-$11,249.26
-$123,183.68
-112,983.19
225,179.57
-261.97
-$11,249.26
Note: The June activity recorded above was calculated using only the billed portion of loads
and the unbilled portion is recorded in July in order to adjust to a calandar year basis.
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ldaho Power 63.09 s0.32 10.70 61.0240
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AVISTA CORPORATION
JUNE 2017 IDAHO ELECTRIC
RESIDENTIAL & FARM ENERGY RATE ADJUSTMENT CREDIT
JUNE UNBILLED
kwh
Credit RateOn/After On/After1l0drl16 1/OcU16(e) (g)
a*c.g=g
(a)
Schedule
Schedule Totals
4,128,ffi8
%1,W
285,438
114,175
0
(0.0600)
(0.0600)
(0.0600)
(0.0600)
(0.0600)
(26,477.20)
(565.17)
(171.26)
(68.51)
I
12
22
32
48
45,470,225
Conversion factor
Amortization
(27,282.14)
0.993276
(27,098.69)
June Unbilled
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Revenue Usage Report by Location Twelve Months Ended for Report Date: '06/30/2017'
Period 20t706 12 Month Total
Source ld Rate Schedule Num
REVUNBL-E 0001 44.12t.668 200.M1.914
001 468.426.354
0011 15,0,60.123.661
0012 4,469,981
0021 26-8,I r 1.384.963
t.284.931
1025 2.41 5,058 3.8s9.379
0031 2.31 ,, flAA 7.267.532
)032 1 378,2s2
011 0 t37.763.736
112 I 10,474.69t
021 260.011.407
o22 0 3.069.086
025 ULL 9.186.959
031 0 20.5E2.001
t32 (1,t42,136
Total for REVLINBL-E 95.649.009 1.300.266.983
44,128,668
941,W
285,438
11 175
45,470,225
0t l'420
941-9M
D2 28s-438