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CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13
DIRECT TESTIMONY
OF BRIANA KOBOR ON BEHALF OF VOTE SOLAR
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INTRODUCTION..........
PURPOSE OF TESTIMONY AND SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS.......3
DISTRIBUTED GBNERATION IN IDAHO POWER'S SERVICE TERRITORY13
IDAHO POWER'S PROPOSAL PROVIDES NO TANGIBLE BENBFITS, ONLY
SIGNIFICANT RISK TO IDAHO HOUSEHOLDS AND LOCAL BUSINESSES. 19
THE LOW PENETRATION OF DISTRIBUTED GENERATION IN IDAHO
POWER COMPANY'S SERVICE TERRITORY DOES NOT WARRANT ANY
ACTION AT THIS TIME.......23
6 RATE CLASS DEFINITIONS SHOULD BE EXAMINED IN A RATE CASE
WHERB THE CORRESPONDING RATES ARE ALSO SET.......... .....28
7 THE EVIDENCE DOES NOT SUPPORT PLACING NEM CUSTOMERS IN A
SBPARATE RATE CLASS 36
8 PROPER METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATION OF RATE DESIGN AND
COMPENSATION FOR NEM CUSTOMERS .............49
9 THE *COST SHIFT" ESTIMATES PROVIDED BY IDAHO POWER ARE
FLAWBD 56
10 CORRI,CTED ANALYSIS DBMONSTRATES THAT EXISTING NEM
CUSTOMERS COVER MORE THAN THBIR FAIR SHARE OF COSTS UNDER
CURRENT RATES ..............70
11 NEED FOR A LONG-TERM BENEFIT-COST STUDY.......
THE COMMISSION SHOULD IMPLEMENT CLEAR POLICY TO
GRANDFATHER EXISTING CUSTOMERS ............76
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Table of Contents
List of Tables
Table l: Idaho Power Long-Term Net Metering Forecasts (aMW)
Table 2: APS Residential Customer Class by Customer Type
Table 3: Comparison of Idaho Power and Vote Solar Residential Cost Shift Calculations
based on 2016 NEM Report Analysis.... .............71
Table 4: Comparison of Idaho Power and Vote Solar Residential Cost Shift Calculations
based on 2017 NEM Report Analysis.... ....--......72
List of Fieures
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Figure l: Projected Rooftop Solar Penetration Levels in 2030 ..
Figure 2: Average Load Shapes for Residential Standard Service Customers and
Residential NEM customers .....
Figure 3: APS Residential Customer Load Types
Figure 4: APS Residential Subgroup Cost Recovery Comparison.......
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I Introduction
Please state your name and business address.
My name is Briana Kobor. My business address is 986 E Princeton Avenue, Salt
Lake city, uT 84105.
On whose behalf are you submitting this direct testimony?
I am submitting this testimony on behalf of Vote Solar.
What is Vote Solar?
Vote Solar is a nonprofit working to foster economic opportunity, promote energy
security, and fight climate change by making solar a mainstream energy resource.
Vote Solar works at the state level across the country to support the policies and
programs needed to bring solar to scale. Vote Solar seeks to promote the
development of distributed generation solar resources, wholesale distributed
generation, and large-scale solar. Vote Solar is working to implement, maintain,
and enhance the policies necessary to build robust solar markets in key states
including Idaho. Vote Solar has over 100,000 members nationally including
members in ldaho Power Company's service territory.
By whom are you employed and in what capacity?
I serve as Regulatory Director for Vote Solar. I analyze the development and
implementation of policy initiatives related to distributed solar generation. I also
review regulatory filings, perform technical analyses, and testify in commission
proceedings relating to distributed solar generation.
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Please describe your education and experience.
I have a degree in Environmental Economics and Policy from the University of
California, Berkeley and I have been employed in the utility regulatory industry
since 2007. Prior to joining Vote Solar in August 2015, I was employed for eight
years by MRW & Associates, LLC ("MRW"), which is a specialized energy
consulting firm. At MRW, I focused on electricity and natural gas markets,
ratemaking, utility regulation, and energy policy development. I worked with a
variety of clients including energy policy makers, developers, suppliers, and end-
users. My clients included the California Public Utilities Commission, the
California Energy Commission, the California Independent System Operator, and
several publicly-owned utilities. I have experience evaluating utility cost-of-
service studies, revenue allocation and ratemaking, wholesale and retail electric
rate forecasting, asset valuation, and financial analyses. A summary of my
background and qualifications is attached hereto as Exhibit No. 902.
Have you previously testified before the ldaho Public Utilities Commission
(the "Commissiono')?
No.
Have you previously testified before other regulatory commissions?
Yes. I have testified in proceedings before the California Public Utilities
Commission and the Arizona Corporation Commission. A full list of the
testimony I have filed is provided in ExhibitNo. 902.
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What is the purpose of your testimony in this proceeding?
My testimony addresses three of the four proposals put forth by Idaho Power
Company ("ldaho Power" or'othe Company") in its Application for Authority to
Establish New Schedules for Residential and Small General Service Customers
with On-site Generation, Case No. IPC-E-17-13 ("Application"). Namely, I
address the Company's proposals to (l) close Schedule 84 to new service for
residential and small general service ("R&SGS") customers with on-site
generation after December 31, 2017; (2) establish two new customer
classifications applicable to R&SGS customers with on-site generation that
request to interconnect to ldaho Power's system on or after January 1,2018; and
(3) commence a generic docket at the conclusion of this case to establish a
compensation structure for customer-owned distributed energy resources
("DER").1
Please describe how your testimony is organized.
The remainder of my testimony consists of eleven sections. In the first section, I
describe the current and forecasted level of distributed generation in ldaho. In the
second section, I demonstrate that adopting ldaho Power's proposal would not
provide any tangible benefits, but rather create an untenable level of risk for Idaho
households and small businesses. In the third section, I demonstrate that
penetration of distributed generation in ldaho remains low and that changes to net
metering are not needed at this time. In the fourth section, I explain why a general
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rate case is the only appropriate proceeding for considering rate class definitions.
In the fifth section, I review and provide evidence that net energy metering
("NEM") customers should not be placed in a separate rate class in the present
docket. In the sixth section, I describe the appropriate methodology for evaluating
rate design and compensation for NEM customers. In the seventh section, I
examine the alleged "cost shift" estimates provided by Idaho Power and
demonstrate the numerous flaws in their calculations. In the eighth section, I
correct several flaws from Idaho Power's analysis to show that, based on that
analysis, existing NEM customers cover more than their fair share of costs under
current rates. In the ninth section, I discuss the need for a long-term benefit-cost
study as a prerequisite for consideration ofpotential future changes to net
metering policy. In the tenth section, I describe the need for a clear grandfathering
policy. Finally, in the eleventh section, I summarize my recommendations.
Please summarize your findings.
After a full review of the Application, in addition to evidence gathered through
discovery,l find that Idaho Power'sproposalto create separate rate classes for
new R&SGS NEM customers is unwamanted and should be rejected by the
Commission. While the Company predicates the need for this proposal on recent
rates of adoption of customer generation, the reality in Idaho is that distributed
generation remains at low penetration levels and is expected to remain an
insignificant proportion of the Company's sales for decades into the future, even
without any changes to the current net metering program. Moreover, while the
Company attempts to rationalize its proposal in the name of increased
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transparency and certainty for customers, a closer examination reveals that the
proposed measures would do just the opposite.
The Company's proposal would separate new NEM customers onto different
tariffs without changing the rates on those tariffs. Because that proposal lacks any
information regarding the basic terms of any future rate changes, it fails to
provide any actionable information to families and small businesses considering
making the significant investment in distributed generation. lt serves to only
create confusion and chill market development and solar job growth with no
tangible benefits.
While the Company attempts to justify the requested changes based on the
possibility of significant cost shifting from the net metering program, I find that
even if one accepted the Company's own analysis-which is a gross
overestimation as shown later in this testimony- the alleged "cost shift" is only
$0.00002/kWh for non-participating residential customers. Given the lack of
substantive relief provided by the Company's proposal and the fact that the
alleged "cost shift" does not actually exist, and even if it did, is so insignificant, I
find that there is no compelling reason for the Commission to adopt new rate
schedules for NEM customers at this time. Instead, I recommend that the
Commission undertake a thorough, data-driven approach to the evaluation of net
metering in ldaho that would appropriately inform future policy changes.
I further find that the only appropriate venue for consideration of rate class
definitions is in a general rate case. Rate class definitions and the different rates
charged based on differences between classes are two sides of the same coin. In
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fact, the only point to defining different rate classes is to charge different rates
based on identified differences between the classes. By attempting to define rate
classes in the present docket, absent information regarding the cost of service
about either the existing class or the proposed new class, the Company attempts to
limit the tools, data, and facts available to the Commission that are necessary to
reach a reasoned decision on this issue. Moreover, the Company's proposal to
combine the separate tariffs for the services that NEM customers take from the
utility (Schedule I and Schedule 7) with the tariff that compensates NEM
customers for the services they provide to the utility (Schedule 84) would
needlessly combine accounting for two distinct services onto a single tariff. As a
result, the Company's proposal could actually hinder separate evaluation of the
cost to serve NEM customers and the appropriate compensation they should
receive for their exports.
I also find the evidence and analysis offered by the Company in support of the
creation of separate customer classes incomplete. The Company suggests that
NEM customers should be placed in separate classes because the time, nature, and
pattern of NEM customers' energy use are distinct from that of the broader
residential class. In my review of the Company's analysis, I find that conclusion
is based on averaging measures that obscure the significant diversity in load
shapes that likely exist within the residential class. I find that other
characteristics-such as whether the customer stays at home with young children
or commutes to an office-may affect customer usage patterns to the same, or a
greater, degree as for whether or not the customer has installed behind-the-meter
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technology to generate electricity. In addition, I provide evidence demonstrating
that if the Company had undertaken an unbiased look for groups whose load
shapes vary from the class average, rather than singling out NEM customers and
searching for a justification to treat them differently, the Company would find
several distinct groups of customers with highly varying load shapes that have
more members than the group of NEM customers. I additionally provide evidence
to suggest that larger cost shifts may exist for other customer subgroups than the
alleged cost shift related to the subgroup of residential customers with distributed
generation. Absent information regarding cost of service, and a critical
examination of whether any potential differences in cost recovery associated with
NEM customers is significantly different than the range for other subgroups
within the class, the proposal to separate NEM customers based solely on
perceived differences in the time, nature, or pattern of their energy use is
discriminatory.
I describe the proper methodology for evaluating rate design and compensation
for NEM customers. This data-driven approach recognizes the NEM customers'
right to produce and self-consume energy generated behind the meter without
discrimination. It also recognizes the distinction between the services the utility
provides to NEM customers and the services that are provided to the utility by
NEM customers. Utility services are appropriately exarnined in a full cost of
service study where NEM customers are allocated costs in a manner consistent
with all other groups of customers examined in the study, based on the electricity
delivered to them by the utility. In contrast, compensation for the services
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provided by the customer-generator (i.e., exported energy) is appropriately
evaluated in a long-term benefit-cost analysis. Conflating these two categories of
services and revenues can double-count costs, confuse which revenues are
associated with which costs, and omit categories of costs, revenues, or services,
which causes false "cost shift" calculations.
I additionally find that the Company's "cost shift" estimates presented in the 2016
and 2017 NEM reports are flawed. Whether or not a cost shift exists cannot be
established without conducting a full cost of service study, which the Company
has not conducted in this case. In addition, even if calculating a cost shift without
a cost of service study was possible and appropriate, the Company's "cost shift"
estimates inappropriately confuse services received with services provided and
allocate distribution-related costs to NEM customers based on all customers'
exported generation, when providing electricity to the distribution system at the
time of the residential class non-coincident peak provides benefits, rather than
costs, to the system. This error results in an over-estimate of the costs attributable
to NEM customers. In addition, the Company underestimated the revenues from
NEM customers by counting the credit NEM customers receive for their exports
as a reduction in revenues for service provided by the utility with no accounting
for the benefits associated with exported generation received by the utility, nor
consideration of the revenue received by the Company from the customer who
ultimately consumes this energy.
When the Company's analysis is corrected to account for these flaws, the results
show that existing NEM customers pay more than their fair share of costs under
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current rates for the services provided to them by Idaho Power. An updated
analysis based on the data available from the 201 7 NEM report reveals that NEM
customers, on average, are overpaying by $175 per customer per year. While
these results are inherently approximate, because whether or not a cost shift exists
related to net metering can only be established through a full cost of service study,
the results negate ldaho Power's reliance on an alleged "cost shift" to justify new
class definitions for NEM customers. Indeed, the available evidence indicates that
NEM customers cost less to serve, due to significant load reductions at the time of
system peak, and therefore pay more than their fair share of costs under current
rates. If there is any intra-class "subsidy" it is from NEM customers to other
residential customers.
It should be noted that the finding that NEM customers may be over paying by
$175 per year is necessarily separate from the question of whetherthe retailrate is
the appropriate credit value for the exported generation. That question cannot be
answered through a cost of service-based analysis. Rather, a long-term benefit-
cost study is needed to determine whether or not the retail rate is an appropriate
approximation for the value that distributed generation provides. To fully examine
this value, I recommend that a new docket be opened to examine the long-term
benefits and costs of DER in ldaho Power's service territory, allowing for input
from the Company, Commission Staff, and interested stakeholders. My testimony
and recommendations provide detail on the proposed process for completion of
such a docket and I recommend that a final benefit-cost analysis be required as a
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prerequisite for any future requests by Idaho Power to modify the rate class
definition, rate treatment, and/or compensation for NE,M customers.
Finally, I review the Company's proposal to transition new R&SGS NEM
customers who submit System Verification Forms on or after January I , 201 8, to
separate tariffs while leaving existing customers on Schedule 84 for an undefined
period of time. I find the Company's proposal creates undue uncertainty for new
and existing customers; is linked to factors outside of a customer's control; and
has the potential to severely undercut major investments in local clean energy
made by Idaho families and small businesses. While separate rate classes or rate
structures are not justified in this case, should the Commission nevertheless make
any changes to net metering tariffs, I recommend that the Commission adopt a
clear, forward-looking grandfathering policy that follows the best practices set by
other states. This policy should ensure that existing NEM customers' investments
will not be undermined; and that customers investing in new distributed
generation will know the basic terms of their compensation when they submit
their application. The full details of my proposed grandfathering policy are
provided in the body of the testimony.
Please summarize your recommendations.
Taking into account the analyses and evidence reviewed in this case, I
recommend the fol lowing:
o The Commission should reject the Company's proposal to close Schedule 84
to new NEM customers after December 31,2017, and to establish new rate
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schedules for NEM customers submitting Systern Verification Forms on or
after January l, 20 I 8.
The Commission should find that the low penetration of net metering in Idaho
Power's service territory does not warrant immediate action and should adopt
a robust, data-driven approach to the evaluation of rate treatment for NEM
customers that considers both the benefits and costs of distributed generation.
The Commission should find that the definition of a customer class and the
different rate being charged to that class are interrelated and cannot be
reasonably separated as Idaho Power is attempting to do in this proceeding.
The Commission should determine that any changes to customer class
definitions and/or rate design may only be made in a general rate case.
The Commission should require that any future cost of service studies that
evaluate costs related to NEM customers: (l ) treat NEM customers in a
manner consistent will all other groups of customers in the study and allocate
costs based on delivered load; and (2) approve new classes only based on
material differences in load and costs compared to all other subgroups within
a larger customer class.
The Commission should open a new docket to examine the long-term benefits
and costs associated with distributed generation in ldaho Power's service
territory and use the results of such a docket to evaluate whether or not any
changes are necessary to the retail rate net metering program.
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o Phase I of this docket should include a hearing to establish minimum
information requirements and a standardized methodology for
conducting the long-term benefit-cost study.
o After completion of Phase l, a Technical Advisory Committee with
experts designated by the Company, the Commission, and stakeholders
should be convened to select an independent third-party to complete
the study and release a draft.
o Following the release of a draft study, the Commission should conduct
a Phase 2 hearing to allow stakeholder input on the independent third-
party study and provide a basis for ultimate adoption by the
Commission.
In the event that the Commission makes any changes to customer
classifications and/or rate treatment for net metering customers, the
Commission should implement a clear, forward-looking grandfathering
policy.
o The Commission should find that all customers who qualify within 60
days following the effective date of an order making substantive
changes to the net metering program meet the "Grandfathering
Deadline" and will be grandfathered into the existing rate program.
o The Commission should allow customers to qualify for grandfathering
by submitting a completed Net Metering Application, including
payment of the $100 application fee, post-marked prior to the
Grandfathering Deadline. Qualified customers who do not interconnect
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within one year will be considered expired and will not qualify for
grandfathering status.
o The Commission should define the "Grandfathering Period" as 20
years from the date of the Grandfathering Deadline to allow customers
a reasonable length of time to recoup investment costs. At the end of
the Grandfathering Period, customers will default to the prevailing rate
structure available to new NEM customers at that time.
o The Commission should allow customers, at their sole discretion, to
opt into non-grandfathered rate treatment. However, if a customer
chooses to forgo grandfathering treatment, they may not re-join the
grandfathered pro gram.
o The Commission should determine that grandfathering applies to the
physical installation, not to the customer. In the event of a property
sale, the new resident of the house with the behind-the-meter
installation would continue to qualify for the grandfathering
provisions. A grandfathered customer does not receive grandfathered
treatment for a second system and does not receive grandfathered
treatment for any new system at a new residence.
Please provide a brief summary of distributed generation in Idaho Power's
territory.
ln 2002 there was only one customer taking net metering service for distributed
generation in ldaho Power's ldaho service territory. As of March 31,2017, there
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were l,l22activeNEM customers.2 Of these,995 were residential, l2l small
and large commercial, 3 industrial, and 3 agricultural.3 The total capacity of the
active distributed generation systems at that time was 8 MW.4 While adoption of
distributed generation has grown in the past fifteen years, when compared with
the overall body of Idaho Power customers and the energy served by the
Company, penetration of distributed generation still remains very low. According
to Idaho Power's most recent IRP, there were 534,528 customers at the end of
2016, indicating NEM adoption of only 0.2o .s This is only half of the national
average penetration rate of 0.4%o customer adoption and far lower than customer
adoption levels for utilities in Hawaii (8-120 ), California (5Yo), and Arizona
$%).6
Is adoption of distributed generation expected to increase over time?
Maybe. Future adoption of distributed generation will depend in large part on the
policies adopted by this Commission. Current levels of distributed generation
adoption were encouraged, in part, by net metering policies adopted by the
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2 While Idaho Power has offered evidence based on the total number of active systems
and pending systems, the data reveals that6%o of applications received have either
expired or been withdrawn. For this reason, my testimony focuses on active systems.
Attachments to ldaho Power Response to Vote Solar Request ("VS") No. 64 and VS No.
65 (Data Request responses, and attachments thereto, that are cited in this testimony are
included in Exhibit No. 902).
3 Attachment to VS No. 65.4Id.
s Idaho Power Company, 2017 Integrated Resource Plan, p. 22 (June, 2017),
https:l/docs.idahopoiver.c.ornlpdlslAboutl..lsrPlanningljorFuturclirpllRP.pcll'("2017 IRP").
6 Galen Barbose, Putting the Potential Rate Impacts of Distributed Solar into Context,
Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Division Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory, LBNL-1007060, p. l0 (Jan.2017), https:llcrrp.lbl.gor,,'sites,'allr'lilesr'lbnl-
I007060.pd1-("Rate Impacts of Distributed Solar").
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Commission. If current policies are kept in place, it is reasonable to expect that
adoption of distributed generation will continue to grow but will rernain at a
relatively low level compared to other states. A recent study from Lawrence
Berkeley National Lab found that rooftop solar adoption in Idaho would remain
the 8th lowest of the lower 48 states in the country as far out as 2030,7 accounting
for a negligible percentage of retail sales, as shown in Figure I below. lf the
Commission adopts changes to existing net metering policies that significantly
reduce the value to customers, it is expected that adoption would be even lower.
Figure 1: Projected Rooftop Solar Penetration Levels in 20308
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I I a. Has the legislature taken a position on distributed generation?
12 A. Yes. The Idaho Energy Plan states
It is Idaho policy to encourage investment in customer-owned generation,
therefore the Idaho PUC, utilities, municipalities and cooperative utilities
are encouraged to ensure non-discriminatory policies for interconnection
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7 Including the District of Columbia.
8 Rate Impacts of Distributed Solar, p. I l.
e ldaho Legislature Energy, E,nvironment and Technology Interim Committee,20l2
Idaho Energt Plan, p. I 19, Action E-l I (Jan. 10,2012) (formally adopted by the ldaho
Legislature on Mar. 6, 2012), https:lloemr.iclaho.gov/u,p-
content/uploadsl20l 6/0{r:'201 2*idaho*enerrg}' pla!*jlna!-Z{Sll'("ldaho Energy Plan").
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Is there any evidence to support Idaho Power's allegations that net metering
in Idaho represents a regressive wealth transfer from lower-income
customers to higher-income customers as stated in the Application?
There is not. While this assertion is made in the Company's Application and in
the testimony of Mr. Tatum, the Company has not provided any evidence in
support. Discovery responses provided by the Company confirm that the
Company does not gather income information from its customers and has not
performed an analysis according to income level.l0 Furthermore, the Public
Utilities Fortnightly article cited by Mr. Tatum, itself, contains no empirical
evidence regarding the distribution of income of customers who do and do not
adopt distributed generation. 1 I
What does the actual and available empirical evidence of the relative income
of distributed generation owners indicate?
A2013 study from the Center for American Progress examined adoption in
Arizona, Califomia, and New Jersey and found that installations were
overwhelmingly occurring in middle-class neighborhoods that have median
incomes ranging from $40,000 to $90,000.12 lt also concluded that the areas with
the most groMh between 201I and 2012had median incomes of $40,000 to
$50,000 in both Arizona and California and $30,000 to $40,000 in New Jersey
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r2 Mari Hernandez, Solar Power to the People; The Rise of Rooftop Solar Among the
Middle Class, Center for American Progress, p. I (Oct. 21,2013),
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and that the distribution of solar installations in these states aligns closely with the
population distribution across income levels. r3
Another study in 2014 of the emerging markets in Maryland, Massachusetts, and
New York found that the majority of solar installations in Massachusetts and New
York were occurring in middle-income areas, while Maryland skewed slightly
more towards higher-income areas. l4
Since these studies were published in 2013 and 2014 the price for rooftop solar
has declined, making distributed solar more affordable and allowing for greater
levels of adoption to lower income-customers. Even if solar distributed
generation was once more prevalent in upper-income households, the declining
cost of solar is eliminating that discrepancy. lronically, it is the Company's
proposal that prejudices lower-income customers. Changing policy now to make
the economics of solar distributed generation worse for future customers, as the
Company seeks, will actually deprive middle- and lower-income families of the
opportunity to use solar as prices continue to decline.
Finally, any allegations of regressive wealth transfer associated with rooftop solar
adoption are predicated on the incorrect assumption that there is a cost shift from
NEM customers to other customers. As will be demonstrated in this testimony,
ldaho Power has not proven that such a cost shift exists, and the available
evidence actually shows the opposite. To the extent any evidence exists without a
t3 Id. at p.l (emphasis added).
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more than their fair share of costs under current rates. That is, to the extent there
is any "subsidy" or "cost shift," NEM customers are actually subsidizing non-
NEM customers.
Are current levels of customer-owned distributed generation having a
significant impact on the operation of the grid?
No. While ldaho Power points to some instances of alleged operational issues
associated with distributed generation, such as the discussion of reverse power
flow and flow of energy to the transmission system, Idaho Power conflates
impacts of customer-owned distributed generation with impacts of PURPA
contracts which are far larger than customer-owned distributed generation.ls
There do not appear to be any significant impacts from customer-sited distributed
generation on the grid. As Idaho Power's most recent Annual Net Metering
Status Report published on April 28,2017 ("2017 NEM Report"), concludes:
"[t]he net metered connected kW capacity on the Company's distribution system
continues to remain small and the Company has not yet experienced significant
operational impacts on these circuits."l6
Should the Commission continue to support the adoption of customer-owned
d istributed generation ?
Yes. The Commission should recognize that growth of customer-owned and
customer-sited distributed generation contributes to the local economy, helps to
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and helps to avoid future rate-based investment in generation and transmission
assets that would otherwise have to be paid for by all customers.
4 Idaho Power's proposal provides no tangible benefits,
onlv sisnificant risk to Idaho households and local
businesses
Please describe Idaho Power's proposed tariff changes.
ldaho Power does not propose making any substantive changes to the tariffs
applicable to NEM customers. Rather, the Company proposes to combine the two
tariffs on which NEM customers take service into a single tariff with the addition
of minor language regarding possible changes to rates.lT
Please describe the language Idaho Power has proposed in the new tariffs
regarding possible changes to rates.
Proposed Schedule 6 for new NEM customers adds the following two provisions
not present in existing Schedule I or Schedule 84:
1 . "Compensation for the balance of generation and usage by the Customer is
subject to change upon Commission approval;"18 and
2. "The following rate structure and charges are subject to change upon
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Do these disclaimers differ from disclaimers already provided to NEM
customers on present rates?
They do not substantively differ. As described in the testimony of Mr. Tatum,
when a customer submits a Net Metering Application the customer must affirm an
understating of the following statement:
I understand that the net metering service-including the current rate
structure and interconnection requirements-is subject to change and that
current rates do not represent a guarantee offuture pricing.20
Idaho Power also reminds customers of this provision again via email or letter
when their systems are ready for activation.2l In addition, Idaho Power includes
disclaimers regarding potential future rate changes in brochures distributed at
trade shows and in the Frequently Asked Questions section of their web pages on
net metering.22 Thus, the proposed tariff provides nothing other than a third or
fourth reminder on the document a customer is least likely to read through: the
technical and legalistic tariff sheet.
Mr. Tatum expresses concern that "[w]hile the Company provides its customers
with information that rates are subject to change, some customers may be
investing in DER systems under the assumption that rate design changes or
compensation for excess net energy will never occur."23 However, given the
similarity in the existing and proposed additional disclaimers, there is no evidence
to suggest that the Company's proposal would do anything to solve this alleged
problem. Furthermore, by failing to provide any information as to the timing or
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provide no actionable information to customers.
Has the Company provided a compelling reason for how the new classes
would benefit customers?
No. The Company states:
Idaho Power believes that positioning stakeholders to address the cost shift
with separate customer classes, coupled with customer education from
DER providers and utilities alike, will provide increased transparency and
certainty for a greater number of customers as they consider investments
and will likely lead to increased customer satisfaction in the long run.2a
Do you agree with the Company's assessment?
I do not. Putting aside, for now, the incorrect premise of a "cost shift" addressed
in Section l0 of my testimony, I find that the Company's proposal lacks
transparency and will increase uncertainty for prospective NEM customers. The
non-substantive differences in the modified tariff language fail to provide new
information to customers. Most customers are aware utility rates change over
time, and, in fact, this may be among the reasons they are seeking to install a net-
metered system. The proposal additionally creates redundancy by replicating
similar language present in the Net Metering Application. In fact, the proposal
lacks the very information industry participants need in order to provide greater
clarity to customers: what, if anything, separate net metering rate classes will
mean for rate design for those net metering classes in the future.
As a result of this proposal, customers would be left facing a confusing and
seerningly arbitrary administrative change, without the basic information needed
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technology.
What do you expect the impact of the Company's proposed tariffs to be if
approved?
The proposal would not impact ldaho Power's cost recovery and would not
impact the alleged net metering o'cost shift." The only impact of the proposed
tariffs would be to create an untenable level of uncertainty for customers who
have made, or are considering making, an investment in DER. It is my
understanding that other parties will be offering testimony regarding the extent of
the market chilling impacts that are already being seen as a result of the
Company's proposal. I would expect those irnpacts to continue through the next
general rate case, or longer. Again, without any identifiable benefits beyond
purportedly informing customers of what they have already been informed of
several times by the Company.
Is there any merit in warning new NEM customers that rates are subject to
change?
No. They are already aware that rates are subject to change as a result of the
current tariff language, which the new language effectively repeats. Fufther, there
is no merit in putting customers "on warning" while providing them zero
inforrnation as to the timing or substance of future changes. The Commission
should recognize that this case represents a large investment of resources with no
tangible benefits and significant risk to Idaho consumers and local businesses.
Worse still, unless the Commission denies recovery for the regulatory expenses
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customer uncertainty without tangible benefit to anyone.
5 The low penetration of distributed seneration in Idaho
Power Company's service territory does not warrant
anv action at this time
Do you agree with Idaho Power's statements that now is the appropriate
time to make changes to net metering in Idaho?
I do not. Citing forecasted increases in net metering adoption, Idaho Power
states: "[t]he most appropriate time for the Commission to begin to address cost
shifting caused by the combination of net metering and current rate design is now,
before DER penetration reaches higher levels."2s However, even under Idaho
Power's own projections, customer adoption of net metering in Idaho is expected
to remain low for some time.
ln its 2017 lntegrated Resource Plan ("IRP") Idaho Power conducted a long-term
forecast of net metering adoption, which is reproduced in Table I below.
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I Table 1: Idaho Power Long-Term Net Metering Forecasts (aMW)
2021 2026 2036
Residential NEM Energy Reduction26 2.2 4.7 18.7
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NEM as a percentage of total load 0.13%0.26Y"0.91%
As shown in Table 1, if net metering and current rate design are left in place for
nearly 20 years,ldaho Power predicts that total net metering penetration will still
be less than lYo of sales.2e While I have not reviewed Idaho Power's methodology
for this forecast in detail, 091% penetration in2035 appears relatively high when
compared to other long-term forecasts. As shown in Figure l, a recent study from
the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab looked at net metering penetration in 2030.
The results of that study depict penetration of net metering in Idaho of far less
than lo/o in 2030. Notably, in comparison with the other lower 48 states and the
District of Columbia, the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab predicts Idaho to have
the 8th lowest penetration in 2030.
26 Attachment to VS No. 8, Slide 20.
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For jurisdictions with currently low DER adoption levels and with current
policies not designed to spur DER growth, reforrns may not be as time
sensitive in contrast to the needs ofjurisdictions with DER. For the
jurisdictions with low DER adoption and growh, there is time to plan and
take the appropriate steps and avoid unnecessary policy reforms simply to
follow suit with actions other jurisdictions have taken. Reforms that are
rushed and not well thought out could set policies and implement rate
design mechanisms that have unintended consequences such as potentially
discouraging customers from investing in DER or making inefficient
investments in DER.30
Given the low levels of penetration expected in ldaho, the Commission should
reject ldaho Power's suggestions that the time to act is now. There is sufficient
time forthis issue to be considered based on a full set of facts that includes
information on the cost to serve NEM customers, as well as the benefits
associated with the excess energy that NEM customers provide to the grid.
Do you have any examples of possible unintended consequences that could
result if the Commission approves Idaho Power's proposal in the present
docket prior to full consideration in a rate case?
Yes. Among the potential unintended consequences, Idaho Power has proposed to
create a separate rate class for small commercial NEM customers that is expected
to be so small that a single customer's load shape may have a distinct impact on
class rate design. While the exact number of existing srnall commercialNEM
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customers.3l Idaho Power has confirmed that they intend to use data from existing
customers with on-site generation for the purposes of developing cost allocators
for the new customer classes but has only been able to provide complete load data
for 23 such customers.32 Utility cost of service studies are intended to be reliable
approximations of cost to serve relatively large groups of customers. While it is
common practice to analyze a small number of large commercial or industrial
customers as a stand-alone class, the relative size of each of these customers
means that modifications to their individual loads may have a material impact on
cost. In contrast, few analysts would agree that it is appropriate to allocate costs
based on such limited data for smaller customers. Making the decision to separate
this group of small customers into their own rate class before there is any
meaningful number of customers sufficient to create a robust data set runs the risk
of creating unstable rates that vary based on the actions of a small number of
customers.
Idaho Power provides estimates of a purported "cost shift" from NEM
customers to other customersl do those estimates provide a basis for acting
on the Company's request in this docket?
3l Table I on page 12 of Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony indicates that there are
only 143 net metering customers (including those who have submitted applications but
have not actually interconnected) in the overall Commercial and lndustrial classes. In the
Attachment to Idaho Power Response to Staff Request ("Staff') No. 8, the Company
provided sample data from 47 large commercial customers with net metering, indicating
that there are fewer than 100 srnall commercial net metering customers. (The Attachment
to StaffNo. 8 is a large data file that cannot be included in Exhibit 902).
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demonstrates that there is no cost shift from NEM customers to other customers.
If there is any cost shift, it flows in the other direction. NEM customers are
paying more than their fair share of costs under current rates.
Moreover, even if one were to accept Idaho Power's estimated cost shift
calculations, the magnitude of the purported cost shift is insignificant and does
not warrant immediate action. In the most recent net metering report, Idaho Power
estimates the cost shift from 566 studied NEM customers to be $1 16,682.33 This
represents a very small impact on the Company's overall revenue requirement.
When scaled to account for the 995 residential customers with active net metering
systems and adjusted for the average residential under collection,3a this amounts
to onfy 0.02o/o of the Company's current residentialrevenue requirement of $454
million resulting in a rate impact of $0.00002/kwh.3s This implies that for a
residential consumer using 1,000 kwh per month the impact would be
$0.02lmonth or $0.24lyear. In other words, even if the Commission were to
accept Idaho Power's most recent assessment, the resulting cost shift is
insignificant. And, since the Company does not propose to change rates at this
time, the relief it requests with separate classes would have no impact on the
insignificant alleged cost shift until the next general rate case anyway. That is,
r3 Aschenbrenner Dir., Exhibit No. 9, p. 6.
'o 596 as shown in Attachment 3 to VS No.9, p. l0 ("2016 NEM Report").
3s Removal of accounting for the average residential class under collection results in a
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separate net metering class now, or waits to do so until the next general rate case.
6 Rate class definitions should be examined in a rate
case where the correspo ndinp rates are also set
What is the appropriate venue for consideration of subdividing an existing
rate class into one or more separate classes?
A general rate case is unequivocally the appropriate venue for considering rate
class definitions. Rate class definitions and the different rates charged based on
differences between classes are two sides of the same coin. In fact, the only point
to defining different rate classes is to charge different rates based on identified
differences between the classes.
It is only within a rate case that the Commission has the necessary information
available to compare and contrast the unique loads, costs, and revenues from
subsets of a utility's existing customer classes to determine whether or not it is
appropriate to redefine classes in order to charge separate rates for different
subsets of customers. While Idaho Power proposes separating customers in the
present docket while leaving the rates the same, this proposal should not be
approved. The definition of a customer class and the different rate being charged
to that class are interrelated and cannot be reasonably separated as Idaho Power is
attempting to do in this proceeding.
Has the Company provided any credible reason for its request to separate
customers into new classes prior to filing a rate case?
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2 standing and irnportant first step in the ratemaking process."36 He states that
3 "[t]aking this important first ratemaking step now will position the Company to
4 study this segment of customers, providing the data necessary to understand how
5 this customer segment utilizes the Company's system."37 However, this does not
6 explain why a separate docket, rather than a general rate case, is the appropriate
7 process for taking the "first step" and "providing the data." In fact, the
8 Company's response to discovery confirms that it already has the information
9 necessary to fully evaluate the proposal to separate NEM customers within a rate
case. The current proceeding is simply unnecessary to gather the data and
evaluate separate rate classes. As the Company states in response to discovery:
The Company is currently able to gather the information that is necessary
to study various segments of customers; however, should the Commission
decline to authorize the establishment of the requested new customer
classes, the Company would have no reason to modify its class cost-of-
service study or ratemaking processes. lf the Commission determines there
are differences that warrant the establishment of new customer classes, the
Company will assign costs to the new customer classes in the class cost-
of-service study and design rates specific to that [sic] those classes as part
of a future rate proceeding. If the Commission determines no differences
exist that warrant the creation of a new customer class for customers with
on-site generation, the Company will continue to allocate costs to the
residential and small general service customer classes that exist today.38
In shoft, the Company says that if the Cornrnission orders changes to the
Company's cost of service study, it will make changes, and if the Commission
does not order changes, the Company will not make changes. As to the actual
question at issue: why the Commission should order changes, or not order
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customers into their own rate classes in advance of the rate case would "limit the
issues presented in a future rate proceeding to the evaluation of what an
appropriate rate design and compensation structure is for R&SGS customers with
on-site generation."3e
Is there merit to Idaho Power's assertion that Commission direction is
needed now in order to limit issues for a future cost-of-service study or
ratemaking processes?
No. In general rate cases, utilities routinely propose, or Commissions order,
modifications to class cost-of-service studies and ratemaking processes. There is
no reason why the Commission must decide one piece of a cost of service
analysis-making a specific subdivision of rate classes-prior to a rate case.
Idaho Power is able to propose separate rate classes in its next rate case where it
could be fully evaluated by this Commission. Doing so is a routine part of the rate
case process.
In fact, accepting the Company's logic would mean that each of the decisions
usually made in a rate case could be separated into its own proceeding "to limit
the issues presented in a future rate proceeding." There could be a proceeding
just about the proxy utilities to use in a cost of capital analysis, or to which
account to record a particular employee's labor cost. Allowing the class definition
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endless attempts to devolve a general rate case into myopic. single-issue dockets.
Do you believe that it is in the public interest to limit the issues presented in a
future rate proceeding in the manner suggested by Mr. Tatum?
I do not. The Company effectively requests that the Commission reach a decision
on whether or not to establish separate rate classes for NEM customers based on
an incomplete set of information, which would apparently be binding in a future
rate case regardless of whether and how facts change between now and then.
Moreover, as noted above, the only purpose of separating rate classes is to charge
different rates. By separating the classes, the Company effectively asks the
Commission to predetermine that it will charge different rates in the future, even
though it cannot actually decide what those different rates would be until the
general rate case.
The Company states that the ldaho Supreme Court "explained that the setting of
different rates may be justified by factors such as'cost of service, quantity of
electricity used, differences and conditions of service, or the time, nature and
pattern of use."'40 The Company apparently reads this to suggest that the
Commission should focus on any one of these factors as sufficient, rather than
saying that all of these factors should be considered together. The Company thus
bases its application in this case on incornplete inforrnation of the quantity of
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pattern of use but omitting information regarding the cost of service. Considering
rate class definitions in a general rate case, with the full cost of service
information available for all customer classes, would provide the complete picture
of the factors identified by the Idaho Supreme Court.
In its Application the Company refers to Grindstone Butle, a case that relates to
setting different rates, not separating classes. ln Grindstone Butte the court stated
that while "[c]ost of service is not a per se essentialelement without which rate
making is invalid" cost of service is nevertheless o'an important criterion and, in a
given case, it may even be largely dispositive of the issue of basis for price
differentiation."4l As noted above, price differentiation and separation into
separate classes are inseparable. Therefore, while not a lawyer, I read Grindstone
Butte to at least identify consideration of the cost of service as important when
determining class definitions. By attempting to define classes outside of a general
rate case-and without the utility-wide cost of service information available in
such proceeding-the Company is limiting the tools, data and, facts available to
the Commission to help it reach a reasoned decision on this issue.
Has the Company provided sufficient evidence regarding the quantity of
electricity used, differences and conditions of service, or the time, nature and
pattern of use so as to warrant the establishment of separate classes on these
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627 P.2d 804,809 (1981).
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consider: (l) NEM customers export power to the grid, and (2) NEM customers
offset a portion of their on-site load with their generating system, impacting the
quantity of electricity served by the utility. Each of these issues is addressed in
turn.
Has the Company pointed to net metering customer exports as a rationale for
placing NEM customers into separate classes?
Yes. Their proposal is based on the assertion that the "nature and pattern of
energy use by R&SGS net metering customers is different than the standard
R&SGS customers."42 Within this distinction, the Company specifically calls out
the fact that R&SGS NEM customers both consume energy from the grid and
supply excess net energy to the grid to be used by other customers.43 The
Company states that "[t]his two-way flow of energy is unique and fundamentally
different than a non-net metering customer."44
Do you agree that the fact that NEM customers both consume energy from
the grid and supply net excess energy to the grid warrants separating them
as a customer class?
I do not. While the Company is correct that within the residential and small
commercial classes, exporting energy is unique to NEM customers, this
uniqueness is already addressed by the existing tariffs. When a residential or
small commercial customer becomes a net metering customer they continue to
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I and Schedule 7, respectively. A separate rate schedule, Schedule 84, is available
only to addresses the unique nature of the net metering customer by providing
compensation for the service that the customer provides to the utility by exporling
electricity. In other words, the existing tariffs already separate the imported
electricity from exported electricity from NEM customers and Schedule 84 sets
the compensation for the exporting relationship. As a result, the export function
provides no basis for separation of NEM customers from Schedules I and7,
which do not deal with the export function.
Has the Company pointed to the impact of on-site generation on the quantity
of electricity used by NEM customers as a rationale for placing NEM
customers into separate classes?
Yes. Unlike the existence of net metering customer exports, which are already
addressed by different tariff treatment under Schedule 84, NEM customers pay for
delivered-load from the utility under the same schedules as non-NEM customers.
Residential and small commercial customers are typically served on Schedule I
and Schedule 7, respectively. Idaho Power provided information on the peak day
load shape of net metering and non-NEM customers as purpofted evidence that
the differences in load warrant separation of NEM customers into their own
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a.Do you agree that the existence of different load shapes between NEM and
non-NEM customers provides sufficient evidence to warrant separating them
into their own customer class?
I do not. While courts have ruled that the quantity of electricity consumed and/or
the time, nature and pattern of energy use may be appropriate criteria for rate
class distinction, the Company must still show more than a superficial difference.
Any two customers will have a different quantity, time, nature and pattern of use.
The Company must show that the load shapes of NEM customers, relative to cost
causation and how the company provides service, are sufficiently different than
other subsets of residentialand small commercialcustomers as to warrant
separate ratemaking treatment. According to the NARUC Rate Design Manual:
"[i]f the differences between the DER and non-DER customers are significant, it
may be reasonable to separate the customers into different classes for rate-setting
purposes. Conversely, if the differences are minimal, then it may not be valuable
to implement a separate rate class.rr46 d5 described in full in Section 7 of this
testimony, Idaho Power has not provided sufficient evidence to prove that the
load shapes at issue in this case warrant separation. Indeed, further analysis may
reveal distinct groups of customers with highly varying load shapes larger than
the group of NEM customers.
Furthermore, by definition, separate rate classes are designed to charge distinct
rates for service based on the differences between classes. Absent evidence
regarding the cost to serve subsets of residential and small commercial customers
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based on varying load shapes, it is impossible to know whether purported
differences have any relevance to ratemaking sufficient to justify separate classes.
The Commission does not have a complete set of information in this case from
which to determine whether or not such separation warrants different rates. This
concept was well stated in the recent NARUC Rate Design Manual:
In the end, regulators must examine the particular load profiles associated
with various customers, including DER customers and subsets thereof, and
how those profiles correspond to costs, and decide whether those
differences constitute a substantial enough difference in the service
provided to justify their separation.aT
Deciding to separate NEM customers in the present docket, absent cost of service
information available in a full general rate case runs the risk of creating rate
classes that offer a distinction without a difference, potentially creating customer
confusion and unnecessary administrative burden.
7 The evidence does not support placins NEM
customers in a separate rate class
What are the accepted reasons for establishing new customer classes?
Customer classes are created in order to charge different rates to different types of
customers so that the differences in charges reflect the differences between
customers. There should, therefore, be symmetry between the class distinctions
and the distinctions in how those classes are charged for service. While Idaho
Power proposes creating separate rate classes with no differentiation in rates, rate
class definitions and the differences in rates to be charged are interelated and
cannot be reasonably separated. Creating additional customer classes without a
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corresponding difference in rates increases the complexity in the utility's overall
rate structure, which can create greater costs to administer, with no added benefit.
In addition, new classes also increase the chance of confusion for customers,
potentially decreasing satisfaction with and acceptance of the utility's rates and
increasing complaints to the utility and the Commission.
a. Do rates for existing customer classes exactly reflect their cost of service?
A. No, rates do not precisely reflect costs for two reasons. First, the cost of service
study methodology is itself an approximation. Cost of service study
methodologies vary widely across utilities, and the values determined in a given
utility rate case are more a reflection of the specified approach chosen as they are
an indisputable, "true," cost attributable to each class.
Second, and more fundamentally, the cost is only one consideration in rate design.
Among Bonbright's ten principles for utility rates are multiple non-cost factors,
such as revenue stability for the utility, bill stability for the customer, and
simplicity and customer acceptance.as Good rates will reflect a balance between
all of these values. A system with multiple customer classes and finely calibrated
rates would certainly be more precise for cost recovery, but it would likely not be
in the public interest to implement. As stated by Professor Bonbright:
The administration of any standard or system of rate making has
consequences, some of which are costly or otherwise harrnful; and these
consequences may warrant the rejection of one system in favor of some
other system admittedly less efficient in the performance of its recognized
economic functions. Thus an elaborate structure of rates designed to make
scientific allowance for the relative cost of different kinds of service may
possibly be rejected in favor of a simpler structure more readily
a8 James Bonbright, et. al., Principles of Public Utitity Rates, pp. 383-384 (2'd Ed
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understood by consumers and less expensive to administer. And thus a
system of rate regulation that would come closest to assuring a company
of its continued ability to earn a capital-attracting rate of return may be
rejected in favor of an alternative system that runs less danger of rernoving
incentives to managerial efficiency. The art of rate making is an art of
wise compromise.ae
Do customers of the same rate class typically exhibit diversity in load and
cost recovery?
Yes. Customer classes tend to be general groupings, not nuanced sub-divisions
solely on the basis of cost. As the NARUC Rate Design Manual states,
[M]ost existing rate designs are not explicitly designed to reflect the
precise costs to serve each customer. Customers vary in ways often not
recognized by rate design, such as multi-family residences compared with
single family residences, or rural residences compared with urban
residences, and the costs associated with these variances differ.50
Because classes are general, often large, groupings of customers, variation will
naturally exist in customer behavior within a class. This leads to different degrees
of cost recovery between customers inside the class. Thus, unless each subgroup
or each customer is going to be a separate class, the presence of a "quantifiable
cost shift"-or, a difference in cost recovery between two customers or two
groups of customers-alone is not sufflcient justification to establish a new
customer class. Intra-class subsidies are an inherent and unavoidable part of
ratemaking, and can also sometimes be a product of good practice, rather than a
violation.
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Separate classes should only be established in the event that the cost differences
between the sub-group and parent class are material and the separation promotes
the broader public interest. This requires that the sub-group be of sufficient size,
and cost recovery for the sub-group be significantly different than that of the
range of others within the class.
And, equally important, the same criteria should be used to create as many
separate classes as meet the criteria. That is, the criteria cannot be applied to
justify the separation of one predetermined subset, like NEM customers, without
considering whether the same criteria apply to other subsets of the larger group as
well. If multiple subgroups within a parent class exhibit materially different
costs, or time, nature and pattern of use, but a separate rate class is established for
only one subset of customers, establishing only that one new rate class for a single
subgroup is discriminatory. Thus identifying specific thresholds for materiality of
cost differences and cost recovery ensures that creation of a new rate class will
materially impact the equitable distribution of cost recovery, and not unduly
discriminate between subsets of customers within a class.
Please summarize the reasons Idaho Power offers for separating net
metering R&SGS customers into distinct classes.
Idaho Power proposes to separate NEM customers on the basis that the "time,
nature, and pattern" of their energy usage is distinct from non-NEM customers in
the residential and small commercial classes.sl As part of this argument, Idaho
Power states "the standard service R&SGS customer segment only consumes
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energy from the grid, while the R&SGS net metering customer segment both
consumes energy from the grid and delivers excess net energy to the grid when
not consuming all generation on-site."52 The Company additionally states that net
usage, as a basis for billing, does not reflect the NEM customers' "utilization" of
the grid.s3 Finally, the Company states that the delivered load to the net metering
customer segment exhibits a "distinct difference in the time and pattern of use."54
Do you agree that these distinctions provide sufficient basis for a separation
of NBM customers into their own rate class?
I do not. First of all, as discussed in Section 6 of this testimony, the differences
suggested by the Company related to one-way versus two-way energy use and net
usage as a basis for billing are already fully addressed in the existing tariff
structures whereby NEM customers take service from the utility based on their
delivered load under the basic rate schedules and are compensated for the export
service they provide to the utility under Schedule 84. Any necessary changes to
this structure could be accomplished by modifying Schedule 84 and are
exogenous to the question of rate class separation and rate design on the utility-
delivered electricity tariffs (Schedules I and 7). The Company's proposal to
combine the standard schedules with Schedule 84 for NEM customers would
unnecessarily combine treatment of these two service streams when they are
already sufficiently and appropriately separated in the current rate schedules. The
question then remains whether there exists a sufficient difference in the time and
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pattern of delivered load between NEM and non-NEM customers, relative to cost
causation and recovery, to warrant rate class separation.
3 Q. What evidence has the Company provided to estatllish whether a sufficient
4 difference exists in the time and pattern of delivered load between net
5 metering and non-NEM customers to warrant rate class separation?
6 A. Ms. Aschenbrenner provides the following chart depicting the average load shape
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midday dip for the residential net metering customer segment caused by
decreasing production from on-site generation combined with increasing
loads. On the other hand, the residential standard service load shape
maintains a steady demand profile with less variation from hour to hour.s6
She additionally compares the load shape among different residential energy
usage levels to the load shapes of the net metering customer segment and
concludes: "while the time, nature, and pattern of use of all residential customers
are consistent between different energy usage levels, they are distinctly different
than the time, nature, and pattern of use of the net metering customer segment."sT
Does this evidence establish that the time and pattern of NEM customers'
energy usage is sufficiently different than other residential customer
segments for purposes of creating customer classes?
It does not. The picture painted by Ms. Aschenbrenner is an incomplete one.
While I do not dispute the data depicted in her figures, the averaging measures
she uses obscures the considerable diversity that exists within the residential class.
NEM customers are not the only group for whom the "time, nature and pattern" of
energy use varies within the residential class. Other characteristics-such as
whether the customer stays at home with young children or commutes to an
office-can affect customer usage patterns to the same or greater degree as for
whether or not the customer has installed behind-the-meter technology to generate
electricity.
In a recent study from Arizona,local utility Arizona Public Service Company
("APS") found considerable variation in load shapes among residential
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customers.58 In that study, APS identified five different types of residential
custorners with very different usage patterns. lllustrative load shapes from these
customers are shown in Figure 3 below. Also shown in Figure 3 is the load shape
from APS's rooftop solar customers.
s8 See Direct Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar, Arizona Corporation
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Results from the APS study demonstrate that it is possible to identify several
distinct groups of customers larger than the group of rooftop solar customers with
highly varying load shapes. In this context, the rooftop solar customer load shape
does not appearto be an outlier. Indeed, based on Idaho Power's rationale, each
of these customer types, like the "Weekday Twin Peaks" could be interpreted as
having a sufficiently different time and pattern of use to warrant separation into
their own rate class. Yet, the Company only proposes separating the net metering
segment for disparate rate class treatment.
While I do not contend that this evidence from Arizona is necessarily
representative of differences within the Idaho Power residential class, the analysis
reveals that simple averaging of the many members of the entire class cannot
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expose the potentially high degree of variability that exists between various
subgroups within the class. There is no reason to believe that an analysis of
subgroups within the Idaho Power R&SGS classes would not show similar
differences between subgroups.6l In fact, because Idaho has significantly fewer
rooftop solar customers relative to other subgroups, I would expect the difference
in numbers between NEM customers and other distinct use subgroups to be even
larger for ldaho Power. The fact that Idaho Power proposed separating classes
outside of a generalrate case makes it difficult, if not impossible, to compare
NEM customers to other distinct subgroups. However, as the APS example
shows, a singular focus on the differences between a single predetermined
segment, the net metering subgroup, and a class-wide average across a broad and
diverse class does not offer a complete picture of intra-class variability.
The APS study also highlights the problem associated with creating a separate
customer class solely on the basis of differences in time and pattern of energy use
without consideration of cost recovery from different customer segments. Even if
considerable diversity exists within the residential class, including diversity
related to net metering customer load shapes, a determination that the time and
pattern of energy use alone is a sufficient basis for rate class separation fails to
provide a non-discriminatory basis for one new class without further segmenting
the residential class into a number of different classes perhaps linked to heating
6r Indeed, the system average load shape on APS's peak day in2017 looks quite similar
to the load shape shown in Figure 2. See Direct Testimony of James C. Wilde, Arizona
Corporation Commission DocketNo. E-013454-16-0036, Figure 2,p.5 (June 1,2016),
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technology or other behind-the-meter technologies, age and number in household,
occupation, etc. In the absence of any information regarding substantial
differences in cost to serve among these customer subsets, such piecemeal
subdivision is discriminatory and surely outside the public interest.
Has Idaho Power examined any potential differences in cost of service among
residential class subsets other than the net metering subset?
No. ldaho Power has confirmed in discovery that they have not analyzed any
other intra-class subsidies that exist within the R&SGS customer classes.62
Does evidence from elsewhere suggest that differences in cost recovery from
other customer segments may exceed any differences associated with cost
recovery from NEM customers?
Yes. Analysis based on a study conducted by APS in Arizona reveals that the
differences in cost recovery from residential customer segments including: (1)
winter visitors, (2) apartment dwellers, and (3) customers with gas and electric
service ("dual fuel customers") may exceed any differences related to cost
recovery from NEM customers. Figure 4 below provides a visual representation
of the relative cost recovery from various subgroups of residential customers in
the analysis. Results for each subgroup are benchmarked to average cost recovery
from residential customers without rooftop solar. As shown in Figure 4, the
lowest cost-recovering subgroup is dual fuel customers at 82oh of the non-solar
residential average and the highest cost-recovering subgroup is winter visitors
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customers with and without solar. Interestingly, Figure 4 shows considerable
differences in cost recovery from winter visitors who appeared to subsidize other
customers under Arizona rate design.
Like the data presented in Figure 3 and Table 2, these results are based on a
different utility and may not necessarily be indicative of the ldaho Power
residential class. However, outside of a general rate case, one cannot determine
whether similar differences exist in Idaho Power's service territory. Indeed, Idaho
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reveals the discriminatory nature of their proposal. The results from Arizona
provide important context for the Commission to consider in its evaluation of the
separation of NEM customers into different rate classes absent information on the
cost to serve them. Separate rate class treatment for NEM customers should not be
approved absent a cost of service study and a critical examination of whether any
potential differences in cost recovery associated with NEM customers is
significantly different than that of the range of others within the class.
8 Proper melhodology for evaluation of rate design and
compensation for NEM customers
What is the appropriate process by which the Commission should move
forward with the evaluation of rate design and compensation for NEM
customers?
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amount of costs and accurately reflects their utilization of the grid, the
Idaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") [should] establish a
formal process by which a comprehensive review of the compensation
structure for customers with on-site generation can be analyzed and vetted
collaboratively with interested parties. Idaho Power believes this would
best be done through a collaborative process where stakeholders and other
uti lities can participate.65
However, the first step in this process is not the separation of NEM customers
into rate classes before considering the cost to serve those customers and the
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benefits accrued to the system from the distributed generation service they
provide. Rather than heed the time-honored advice to "look before you leap," the
Company is proposing to leap, then look.
As the Commission grapples with the issues surrounding rate design and
compensation for NEM customers, I recommend creating a clear analysis of not
only the services the utility provides to the NEM customers but also the services
that are provided to the utility by the NEM customers. Under retail rate net
metering, these distinct services are valued at the retail rate and units of service
that the NEM customers provide are allowed to offset the monthly bill for units of
service that the utility provides to the generator. The Commission should inquire
into and decide whether that reasonably reflects the value of distributed
generation before making changes to the tariffs.
Does the net metering tariff value the energy that a customer generates and
consumes on-site without it touching the utility's grid?
Appropriately not. The electricity that is created and used solely on the
customer's property should remain outside the jurisdiction of the Commission,
provided it does not cause a safety or reliability problem on the utility's system.
Just as customers have the right to grow and harvest timber on their own land to
use for heating their homes, customers have the right to install distributed
generation to serve their on-site energy needs. In this respect, Vote Solar
encourages the Commission to recognize customers' rights to be free to choose
the amount of energy to purchase from the grid, the amount to self-produce and
consulne on the customer's side of the meter, and the amount to save through
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efficiency measures that reduce consumption. This freedom includes the right to
install solar generation equiprnent at the customer's site and to safely interconnect
to the utility grid without discrimination. While any electrical devices connected
to the grid must not compromise safety, reliability, or power quality, utilities do
not have the right to restrict the decisions of customers regarding how to manage
energy use on their own property.
The current program recognizes a customer's right to self-determination by
allowing the customer-generator to avoid payments to the utility for energy
generated and consumed on-site and billing the customer only for energy that is
consumed from the utility. In this regard, net metering is a method for
compensating the expofts from a customer-generator, not the energy that is
produced and consumed on-site. Under net metering, exported energy is "netted"
against energy that is purchased from the utility, effectively valuing exported
energy at the volumetric retail rate. This is recognized in the Company's
application: "[n]et metering service is offered by the Company through Schedule
84 to provide for the transfer of electricity to the Company from customer-owned
generation facilities with the intent of offsetting all or a portion of a customer's
energy usage."66
As the Commission investigates the important question of evaluating the benefits
and costs of distributed generation under the NEM program, Vote Solar urges the
Commission to avoid reaching "behind the meter" and to focus instead on
evaluating: (l) the cost to serve customer-generators for the services that are
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that are provided by the customer-generator.
Does the current tariff structure separate these two issues?
Yes. A separation between these two streams of service is already made clear in
the present tariff structure. NEM customers continue to take service from the
Company on the same retail rate tariffs that would apply absent their investment
in distributed generation, typically Schedule I for residential customers and
Schedule 7 for small commercial customers. They are then compensated for the
services they provide to the Company via a separate tariff, Schedule 84, which
implements the net metering program.
How does the Company's proposal in the present docket impact these two
issues?
The Company's proposal in this docket would remove the separation of the rates
NEM customers pay for the services provided to them by the utility from the
compensation they receive for exports under net metering by combining the two
existing tariffs into a single rate schedule. While this proposal offers no benefit in
terms of utility cost recovery, or impact on the alleged cost shift, it does appear
designed to limit the Commission's options for full evaluation of the current
program. By combining the accounting for what are two distinct service streams,
the Company's proposal would needlessly hinder a separate evaluation of the cost
to serve NEM customers and the appropriate compensation they should receive
for their exports.
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a.Please describe the appropriate method for evaluation of the cost to serve
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The only appropriate venue for evaluation of the cost to serve NEM customers is
within a general rate case. This includes evaluation of whether or not it is
appropriate to separate NEM customers into their own rate classes and should be
used to inform what, if any, changes to rate design may be necessary.
NEM customers, like all other utility customers, receive services from the utility
in the form of delivered load. Delivered load is the energy and capacity that is
supplied to the end-use customer for on-site consumption.6T Apart from customer-
related costs, Idaho Power's most recent cost of service study evaluates the
Company's costs and allocates a proportion of those costs to each customer class
based on various measures of delivered load, depending on the category of cost in
question. For example, costs associated with production are allocated to
customers in the cost of service study using a 3CPll2CP methodology and costs
associated with the distribution system are allocated based on class non-
coincident peak.68
In examining NEM customers within a cost of service study it is essential that the
Company treat these subsets of customers in a similar manner as all other groups
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of customers and allocate costs to NEM customers using consistent allocation
factors. This means that NEM customers should be allocated non-customer
related costs based on measures of delivered load.6e If NEM customers, as a
group, have lower levels of delivered load during the peak periods used to allocate
costs, it is appropriate to allocate fewer costs to them in the cost of service study.
It should subsequently follow that NEM customers' 'ofair share" of revenue
collection is also lower. For example, Idaho Power has found that rooftop solar is
expected to reduce summer billing demand by roughly lOoA.70 To the extent this
reduction translates to a reduction in the cost ofservice study allocation factors
based on delivered load, that reduction should be reflected in the cost of service
study.
Therefore, to measure whether or not a cost shift is occurring it is necessary to
measure the cost to serve NEM customers based on delivered load against the
revenues received for that delivered load under the current tariff. It is only after
this comparison has been evaluated that one may conclude whether or not NEM
customers are paying their fair share of costs for the services provided to them by
the Company, and potential modifications to customer class definitions and/or
rate design can be evaluated. Notably, the compensation that NEM customers
6e This is in contrast to allocation based on exported generation, which is not a service the
utility provides to the customer-generator, but a service the customer provides to the
utility.
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for services that are provided by the customer-generator.
Whether or not the retail rate provides appropriate compensation for customer-
sited distributed generation should be evaluated through a long-term benefit-cost
study. While there are many important details to the methodology, it is my
understanding that other parties in this proceeding will be testifying as to the
methods for approaching a long-term benefit-cost study and I will not comment
on those methods in detail in this testimony. In rebuttal testimony, I will offer my
opinion on the testimony put forth by other parties on this topic.
Please discuss how your proposed process relates to the process proposed by
the Company in their Application.
In the Application, the Company requests "commencement of a generic docket at
the conclusion of this case to establish a compensation structure for customer-
owned distributed energy resources ("DER") that reflects both the benefits and
costs that DER interconnection brings to the electric system."Tl Vote Solar agrees
with the need for a new docket in which to evaluate the benefits and costs
associated with distributed generation. However, it is important to underline that
it is not appropriate to rnodify customer class definitions, nor rate design outside
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of a general rate case, which is inherently utility-specific. Vote Solar's proposal
for a docket in which to consider the long-term benefits and costs associated with
distributed generation is discussed in Section I I of this testimony. The
Commission should make clear that any changes to customer class definitions
and/or rate design may only be made in a general rate case.
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are flawed
Has Idaho Power conducted a cost of service study to determine whether or
not a "cost shift" exists under current rate structures?
No. tdaho Power has not conducted a full cost of service study that would be
necessary to conclude whether or not NEM customers should be treated as a
separate rate class, nor what an appropriate rate design may be for such a class.
lndeed, Idaho Power has specifically stated that it is "not proposing a cost
assignment methodology as a part of this case."12lt has, however, conducted
residential "cost shift analyses" to derive what it characterizes as a "potential cost
shift" in the last two NEM reports filed with this Commission.T3 The Company
conducted no similar analysis related to the small commercial class.Ta
How do the Company's residential "cost shift analyses" differ from a cost of
service study?
A cost of service study examines a utility's costs over a test year period, classifies
and functionalizes those costs based on category, and then allocates the costs to
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each of the various groups or classes of customers based on consistent system-
wide allocation factors and billing determinant data that is gathered for the same
test year. This ensures that the year of the costs being allocated matches the year
of the loads being used to allocate them and that each group or class' load used to
allocate shared costs are taken from the same year.
ln contrast, the Company's "cost shift analyses" begin with the finalized cost of
service study completed in the last rate case, add incremental revenue requirement
authorized by the Commission since the last rate case, then unitize each category
of cost based on recent sampled customer-generator billing data.Ts ln a nutshell,
the "cost shift analysis" takes the final result for the residential class from the
most recent cost of service study and creates an after-the-fact allocation based on
inconsistent data for customer-generators without analyzing any other groups of
customers.
While this approach allows the Company to claim a cost shift without having to
conduct a cost of service study, it is, at most, an approximation and suffers from
several major flaws. For example, the residential class costs, as updated for
incremental revenue requirement approvals, were based on test year billing
determinants from 201 1. These costs are unitized in the approximating analysis
and then applied to load data from samples of NEM customers drawn from billing
data in 2015 and 2016. This inconsistency in the time-basis for costs and billing
determinant data introduces potential error. In addition, Idaho Power omitted
weighting components in the allocators for transmission costs and energy costs
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which results in inconsistent allocation methods between the cost of service study
and the cost shift analyses.T6 Further still, by only examining NEM customers, the
cost shift analyses do not allow for a study of relative costs and revenue shortfalls
for various other groups of customers based on consistent methods. Most
importantly, however, because the cost shift analyses are conducted after the fact
and only for NEM customers, they do not treat NEM customers in a consistent
manner as all other groups of customers that were analyzed in the cost of service
study. As Idaho Power stated in discovery: "applying the Company's exact class
cost-of-service process used in a GRC would require the development of a full
study - one inclusive of all customer classes with net metering customers
separated into their own respective class(es;."77 This was not done in this case. As
such, there is no value to the Company's purported "cost shift" calculation for
purposes of ratemaking, including redefining of customer classes.
Aside from the broad problems with the Company's "cost shift analysis"
methodology you just described, are there any problems with the
assumptions and data used?
Yes. In addition to the broad problems with the methodology, the Company also
makes several inappropriate key assumptions that result in an over-estimate of the
alleged cost shift. In the 2016 NEM Report, Idaho Power conducted two types of
cost shift analyses: (l) a calculation of "current cost shift" and (2) a projected
"potential future cost shift."
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The "current cost shift" appears in both the 2016 and 201 7 NEM Reports and
seeks to calculate the amount of cost-shift that the Company attributes to a sample
of customers. According to Idaho Power's calculation, there is an annual cost shift
of $55,712 from 366 customers in the 2016 NEM ReportTs and an annualcost
shift of $l16,862 from 566 customers in the 2017 NEM Report.Te
The "potential future cost shift" is a projection based on an estimated cost shift of
5444 per customer per year.80 This calculation was only included in the 2016
NEM Report.
Please describe the methodology the Company used to develop the "current
cost shift" estimates.
Beginning with the functionalized and classified residential class revenue
requirement authorized in the Company's 201I GRC, and accounting for
subsequent increases or decreases that have been authorizedby the Commission
since 201 I , the Company derived an "adjusted" residential class revenue
requirement.8r From this adjusted revenue requirement the Company unitized
costs based on allocation factors that differ from the factors employed in the
original cost of service study82 and developed allocation factors for the net
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metering segment based on a sample of NEM customers for whom the Company
had a complete 12 months of billing data.sr
ln its description of the allocation factors employed, Idaho Power states
Demand at the time of the monthly system peak (System Coincident kW)
and the average energy consumed by month (Average Monthly kWh) were
determined based on the average of each customer's positive consumption
in every hour, or zero in the event that a customer was a net producer of
electricity in a given hour. Demand at the time of the group non-
coincident demand (Non-Coincident kW) was determined based on the
absolute value ofthe average usage in that hour.8a
ln other words, Idaho Power allocated costs for all functions that are based on
system coincident kW (demand-related production costs, and transmission costs)
and average monthly kWh (energy-related production costs) on the customer's
delivered load, but chose to allocate costs associated with the class non-coincident
kW (demand-related distribution costs) based on an alternative measure which
examined both deliveries to the net metering customer as well as exports that the
net metering customer provided to the grid.8s
Is this a sound approach to cost allocation for NEM customers?
Itisnot. First,theCompany's"costshift"analysisisnotacostofservicestudy.
Second, to the extent the Company attempts to examine the relationship between
the costs of providing NEM customers the services they take from the utility and
the revenues that customers pay for that service, it has several shortcornings.
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One of those shortcomings is how it treats exported electricity. As stated above,
net metering exports-those periods when customer generation exceeds the
customer's usage-are not a service that the utility provides to the net metering
customer, but rather a service that the net metering customer provides to the
utility. It is inappropriate to include the exported electricity flow in the load shape
used for allocating the cost of service provided to the customer. It appears that
Idaho Power has largely adhered to this principle by appropriately allocating costs
associated with system coincident peak kW and monthly average kWh based on
the electricity delivered from the utility to the customer (the "delivered load").
The Company's error in this step is therefore limited to how it applies non-
coincident peak allocation factors for demand-related distribution costs. For those
costs, the company allocates costs based on the absolute value of imported and
exported electricity.
Please explain why the absolute value of electricity flow is not an appropriate
measure of a customer's contribution to non-coincident demand.
The non-coincident demand of a class of customers is a standard measure for
allocation of costs related to the distribution system because it approximates the
design and operational criteria on which the distribution system is built and
expanded. On this topic, the NARUC Electric Utility Cost Allocation Manual
states the following:
There are several factors to consider when allocating the demand
components of distribution plant. Distribution facilities, from a design and
operational perspective, are installed primarily to meet localized area
loads. Distribution substations are designed to meet the maximum load
frorn the distribution feeders emanating from the substation. Sirnilarly,
when designing primary and secondary distribution feeders, the
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capacity is available to meet the customer's loads at the primary- and
secondary-distribution service levels. Local area loads are the major
factors in sizing distribution equipment. Consequently, customer-class
noncoincident demands (NCPs) and individual customer maximum
demands are the load characteristics that are normally used to allocate the
demand component of distribution facilities.86
In considering the appropriate methodology for the development of a cost of
service allocator, the analysis must consider the reason for which standard
allocators are typically chosen. In the case of determining the appropriate means
to allocate costs associated with the distribution system, the first step is to ensure
understanding of the factors that drive distribution system investment and
expansion. As the NARUC Rate Design Manual clearly states, local loads are the
major factors in sizing distribution equipment. Each portion of the distribution
system is sized to meet the maximum local load expected for that equipment.
When NEM customers are present on the distribution system they are in one of
two states at any given time. They may be taking energy from the grid in the form
of deliveries from the utility or they may be exporting energy to the grid for
consumption by nearby customers. Idaho Power Company's residential class non-
coincident peak occurred in the hour ending at7 p.m. on June 28,2015, in the
2016 NEM Report, and again in the hour ending at 7 p.m. on July 27 ,2016, in the
201 7 NEM Report.87 At these hours I 2%o and l6% of NEM custemers were
exporting to the grid, respectively. This means that at the hour at which the
distribution system was most constrained, a fair number of NEM customers were
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exporting excess energy from their systems, contributing to serve local loads, as
well as reducing congestion and capacity constraints at the time in which it is
most needed. This behavior clearly provides benefits to the system, rather than
imposing costs by increasing the loading on the system. However, in Idaho
Power Company's method, customer exports at the time of class non-coincident
peak would be cause for allocation of additional costs.
Additionally, because the exported electricity from NEM customers serves a
neighboring customer's load, and that neighboring customer's load is included
when allocating costs to the residential customer segment, allocating costs to the
net metering customer's exported electricity flow and to the neighbor's imported
electricity load double allocates costs associated with a single flow of electricity.
For these reasons, the Company's distribution cost allocation method is
inappropriate and should be rejected by the Commission. As a consequence of the
choice to allocate costs to NEM customers based on both deliveries and exports,
the Company overestimates the current cost shift.
Did you find any other issues with the Company's approach to the
calculation of the "current cost shift?"
Yes. I found one additional issue with the Company's approach to the calculation
of the "current cost shift." In addition to over-estimating the costs associated with
net metering service, the Company underestimated the revenues received for that
service. An estimate of the potential cost shift must compare the costs associated
with providing service to NEM customers with the revenues collected from those
customers for that service. When calculating revenues, the Company conflated the
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price that NEM customers paid for the delivered load with the compensation they
received from the utility for exported generation under Schedule 84. Put another
way, it counted the credit NEM customers receive for their exports, and then
"cash in" for later deliveries, as a reduction in revenues for service provided by
the utility, rather than as part of the compensation for the service received from
the customer.
The calculation of the "current cost shift" did not include any accounting of
benefits associated with exported energy supplied by NEM customers. Nor did it
allow for exported energy to offset the cost allocation factors employed in the cost
shift analysis. As a result of counting only the cost and none of the value of NEM
customer's exported electricity, it is inconsistent to compare costs associated with
delivered load with the revenues paid for delivered load net of the compensation
received for exports. This comparison is incomplete and provides no useful
information. The proper approach is to calculate costs associated with delivered
load and to compare those costs to the revenues received for that delivered load-
including both "credits" and cash paid by NEM customers. Separately, the
benefits and costs associated with exported energy and the amount of the "credit"
compensation received for that energy under retail rate net metering should be
examined, taking into account the compensation received by the utility from the
neighboring customer actually consuming the solar customer's excess energy.
Because customer exports are not a service provided by the utility they do not
belong in the cost of service study, nor the cost shift analyses that are based on
that study. Rather, they should be addressed in a long-term benefit-cost analysis.
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Please summarize your conclusions regarding the Company's oocurrent cost
shift" calculations.
There are two main problems. First, the Company incorrectly allocates
distribution-related costs based on electricity exported from NEM customers,
instead of the electricity delivered to those customers. Second, the Company
treats the credit provided for excess electricity as only a reduction in revenue,
rather than an exchange for valuable service provided by the net metering
customer to the utility.
Did you identify any errors in the Company's approach to calculating the
"potential future cost shift?"
The Company's purported "potential future cost shift" of $444 per customer, as
calculated in the 2016 NEM Report, was based on a methodology similar to that
employed in the calculation of the "current cost shift." As a result, the "potential
future cost shift" calculation suffered from the same two methodological errors as
its counterparts: (1) over-estimation of costs associated with the customer
analyzed due to an allocation of non-coincident peak costs based on both
deliveries and exports; and (2) underestimation of revenues received from that
customer due to a conflation of revenues paid for deliveries with compensation
provided for exports. In addition, rather than using actual sample data from NEM
customers, the "potential future cost shift" of $444 per customer was calculated
based on a hypothetical customer that does not reflect the net metering class,
which further skews the results.
Please describe how this hypothetical customer was constructe{.
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366 residential NEM customers analyzed to derive the "current cost shift" of
$55,712 "is representative of the future potential forcost shift."88 This was due, in
part, to the presence of a small number of very large customers in the sample.8e In
addition, the Company stated: "[a]s the economics of installing a residential PV
system improve, the Company expects the installation of these systems will
become more attractive and attainable to the Company's average residential
customer." 90 As a result, the Company calculated a "potential future cost shift"
based on a hypothetical NEM customer that assumes usage equal to the average
non-NEM residential customer and the production from a 6 kW solar PV system,
the most commonly sized system during 2Ol5,et using an engineering-based
model from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.e2
Do you agree that this hypothetical customer represents potential future
NEM customers?
I do not. There are several flaws with the Company's construction. First, while the
Company is correct that a few very large customers exist in the sample employed,
they have given no evidence to support the assertion that very large customers
will not continue to adopt net metering in the same proportion as they have in the
past and thus proportionate to their presence in the current group of NEM
customers. Second, even if these customers were removed from the sample, the
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average NEM customer's usage far exceeds that estimated for the hypothetical
customer in the Company's analysis. In contrast to the Company's assumption
that the hypothetical, future NEM customer will have net usage of 3,079 kWh per
year after installing the modeled 6 kW system,e3 actualNEM customers have an
average 9,407 kwh per year net usage even after removing the top 3%o of
customers from the sample of 366 customers. In other words, the Company's
analysis assumes net usage that is only one-third of actual usage, even if the
largest users are omitted.
Moreover, the Company's hypothetical customer is modeled to offset 74%o of
their annual usage with distributed generation. While this is not as extreme as the
"net zero" customer that the Company discusses throughout the Application, it is
still an overestimate of the average usage reduction related to distributed
generation. The Company's own analysis shows an average reduction per
customer of only 31Yo.e4
Notably, while the Company devotes considerable discussion in its application to
o'net zero" customers, discovery responses provided by the Company in this case
revealthat "net zero" customers make up only 10-12% of residentialNEM
customers.es This implies that not only is the Company's hypothetical customer
too small to be representative of a customer-generator, the Company has also
modeled this hypothetical customer with too large of a solar system relative to
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their annual usage. The result is an inaccurate representation of potential future
NEM customers' load.
The fact that the Company's analysis assumes an inaccurate load for NEM
customers prejudices the results, which compares costs to revenue based on
assumed loads. Put another way, assuming only one-third of actual load, and
therefore one-third of billing determinants, for any customer subgroup will likely
result in a projected under-collection of costs from that subgroup. But that result
is a result of the load assumption, not an accurate determination of actual cost
collection. Indeed, the actual average net metering customer's usage even after
distributed generation, and excluding the very largest customers that the
Company contends are unrepresentative, is within 20o/o of the average residential
customer's usage without distributed generation-g,407 kWh per year versus
I 1,810 kWh per year. This means that the actual average net metering customer
continues to purchase significant amounts of electricity from the Company and,
therefore, to provide significant revenues to the Company.
It is, therefore, clear that the Company's hypothetical customer load shape does
not reflect the current body of NEM customers, even after outliers are removed.
This is due to a combination of several factors: (1) the customers that adopt
distributed generation tend to be larger than average, even after exclusion of the
few very large customers noted by the Company; (2) the Company selects the
most popular system size from this larger group of customers and applies it to a
much smaller average-use customer profile; and (3) the Company models
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generation customers will size their system based on their personal usage profile
(i.e., smaller usage means smaller system size) and may have locational
constraints that limit their system generation such as roof pitch and orientation,
potential shading, etc. The Company's assumptions oversize solar PV for the
customer loads they use and over predict the output for those oversized systems
by assuming perfect conditions. This results in a mismatch between customer
size and solar system generation which results in a skewed result whereby the
NEM customer modeled is smaller than expected with a higher than the expected
offset of their load from distributed generation. This results in an overestimation
of the cost shift under the Company's calculation.
Is it reasonable to expect that future NEM customers will be different than
the current body of NEM customers?
While the Company points out that the economics of installing solar is improving,
which may make installations more attractive for smaller-sized customers, there is
no evidence to support the Company's hypothetical customer as a reasonable
view of what a future NEM customer may look like. Atternpting to forecast the
load characteristics and technology choices of future adopters is difficult to do
with any accuracy. Indeed, in response to discovery, the Company indicated that
such an endeavor would not be undertaken in a future cost of service studies
where "all customers with on-site generation will be used to develop cost-of-
service allocators for the new customer classes, those who remain on Schedule 84
and those taking service under Schedules 6 and 8...Their usage characteristics
accurately represent the segrnent of customers with on-site generation, regardless
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This confirms that for the Company's own cost of service purposes, it assumes
that future NEM customers will have load and usage characteristics equal to the
average of all existing NEM customers. As a result, I find that the Company's
assessment of a "potential future cost shift" of $444 is unsound and should not be
considered by this Commission.
10 Corrected analysis demo nstrates that existins NEM
customers cover more than their fair share of costs
under current rates
Have you revised the Company's cost shift analyses based on the issues you
identified in the previous section?
Yes. Using the same sampled load data for 2015 and 201 6 that formed the basis of
the "current cost shift" estimates provided by the Company, I analyzed the results
after changing two key assumptions: (1) non-coincident peak allocators used to
allocate costs associated with the distribution system were based on the delivered
load rather than the delivered load plus exports; and (2) costs to serve delivered
load were compared to revenues received for delivered load rather than revenues
net of the compensation for customer exports. I conducted the analysis to provide
updates to the cost shift estimates provided by the Company in the 2016 and2017
NEM Reports.
What do your corrected analyses show?
My corrected analyses demonstrate that ldaho Power over-allocated costs to NEM
customers and underestimated the revenues received from those customers. Table
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the Vote Solar analysis.
Table 3: Comparison of ldaho Power and Vote Solar Residential Cost Shift
Calculations based on 2016 NEM Report Analysis
e7 Table 4 on page l0 of the Company's 2016 NEM Report derives a $96 difference
between the revenue requirement and utility bill for an average sized residential
customer. Vote Solar understands this value relates specifically to the under collection of
costs for an average sized non-NEM residential customer. Because infonnation was not
available to derive this value for the average NEM residential customer, who uses a
larger amount of electricity than the average residential customer, I apply the Company's
$96 value in this table, as a rough approximation.
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2 NEM Customer Revenue $409,000 $481,000
J Over Col lection/(Under Collection)row 2-l ($56,000)$18,000
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As shown in Table 3, while ldaho Power Company estimated a cost shift from
NEM customers to non-NEM residential customers of roughly $56,000 for the
sample of 366 customers, the updated analysis demonstrates the opposite: NEM
customers pay more than their cost of service under current rates by $ I 8,000, or
$49 per NEM customer, per year. Neither of these values includes the existing
average under collection of $96 per customer, per year, from Idaho Power's 2016
NEM Report.ee When this value is included, the results show that NEM customers
over-pay by as much as $ 145 per customer per year under current rates.
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approximation based on the average sized non-NEM residential customer in the
Company's 2016 NEM Report. Updating based on 2017 NEM report data would change
this value but would not have a significant impact on the results.
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shift of $l 17,000 for the 570 customers in the sample, the revised analysis shows
that this group of NEM customers paid more than its share of costs by $45,000. In
addition, after accounting for the average residential under collection, the analysis
shows per NEM customer over-payment of $ 1 75 per year.
These results are all approximate and based on the Company's analysis that has
significant flaws, which are addressed above. Whether or not a cost shift exists
related to NEM customers continuing to take service at current rates can only be
established through a full cost of service study. However, using the Company's
own analysis and correcting for the two inappropriate assumptions identified
changes the ultimate conclusion. Idaho Power has not proven that there is any
cost shift from NEM customers to other customers. Indeed, the available evidence
indicates that NEM customers, due to significant load reductions at the time of
system peak and the fact that those customers offset only a portion of their usage,
are paying more than their fair share of costs under current rates and may be
subsidizing other residential customers.
11 Need for a long-term benefit-cost study
Do your conclusions regarding cost shifting addressed in the prior section
reveal anything about compensation for net excess energy under retail rate
net metering?
No, they do not. Neither the analyses presented by Idaho Power nor my updated
analysis contains any assessment of the benefits associated with the service
provided by NEM customers to the grid and compensated at the retail rate through
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customers and the rates they pay for that service. Indeed, Idaho Power has
admitted that "[t]he Company has not conducted any analyses to quantify the
benefits associated with serving customers with on-site generation."l00
How do you recommend these benefits be considered?
I recommend that the Commission open a new docket that examines the long-term
benefits and costs associated with distributed generation in ldaho Power's service
territory. It is my understanding that other intervenors will be offering detailed
testimony on best practices for such an analysis that I intend to comment on in
rebuttal testimony. I recommend that the results of the long-term benefit-cost
study be used to evaluate whether or not any changes are necessary to the retail
rate net metering program. While a long-term benefit-cost study is an important
prerequisite for the determination of whether changes to rate design andlor
customer class definition for NEM customers are necessary, I caution that any
such changes should not be pursued outside ofa general rate case.
What do you expect the results of a long-term benefit-cost study to show?
I cannot predetermine the results of a long-term benefit-cost study for ldaho net
metering any more than the Commission could without a thorough investigation.
However, an analysis conducted in 201 3 by the Idaho Conservation League
("lCL") found that benefits associated with net metering exceeded its costs.l0l
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consistently find that retail rate net metering under compensates NEM
customers.l02 These results indicate that a good faith undertaking to capture the
full range of benefits of distributed solar generation may result in a valuation of
distributed generation above the retail rate.
Should the long-term benefit-cost study be pursued in the generic docket that
Idaho Power has requested in its Application?
No. Idaho Power has requested "commencement of a generic docket at the
conclusion of this case to establish a compensation structure for customer-owned
distributed energy resources ("DER") that reflects both the benefits and costs that
DER interconnection brings to the electric system."l03 This proposal raises
several concerns. First, the benefits and costs associated with DER will be unique
to each utility and there does not appear to be a compelling need for the issue to
be addressed in a generic docket. Second, a docket specific to ldaho Power would
streamline the process and avoid any unnecessary complication or delay. Finally,
while Idaho Power has proposed that this new docket "establish a compensation
structure for customer-owned distributed energy resources," I reiterate that the
only appropriate venue for determination of a compensation structure for DER is
in a full general rate case.
What process do you propose for completion of the long-term benefit-cost
analysis?
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docket to establish a compensation structure and instead commence a new docket
to examine the long-term benefits and costs of DER in Idaho Power's service
territory. Within that docket, the Commission should implement a collaborative
process between the Company, Commission Staff, and interested stakeholders. A
first phase of the process should include a hearing to establish minimum
information requirements and a standardized methodology for conducting the
long-term benefit-cost study. After completion of Phase l, a Technical Advisory
Committee with experts designated by the Company, the Commission, and
stakeholders should be convened to select an independent third-party to complete
the study and release a draft with transparent methods and inputs. Following
release of the draft study, the Commission should conduct a Phase 2 hearing to
allow stakeholder input on the independent third-party study and provide a basis
for adoption of a final study by the Commission.
As part of this process, the Commission should require that any future requests to
modify the rate class definition, rate treatment, and/or compensation for NEM
customers must be made within a general rate case and additionally require a final
benefit-cost analysis from the above-mentioned docket as a prerequisite for any
such requests.
12 The Commission should implement clear policv to
grandfather existing customers
How does Idaho Power propose to transition new and existing customers to
the proposed rate schedules?
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Under the Company's proposal, Schedules 6 and 8 would initially apply only to
NEM customers who submit their System Verification Forml0a after December
31,2017.105 Customers who meet the deadline would "remain on Schedule 84 for
a period of time, where the term of the transition period be determined by the
Commission as part of a future rate proceeding; however, they willtransition to
Schedules 6 and 8 at the end of the transition period."l06
Do you agree with Idaho Power's proposal for customer transition?
I do not. Idaho Power's proposal for customer transition (l) creates undue
uncertainty for new and existing customers; (2) is linked to factors outside of a
customer's control; and (3) has the potential to severely undercut major
investments made by Idaho families and small businesses that invest in localclean
energy.
Please describe how Idaho Power's proposal creates undue uncertainty for
new and existing customers.
As described in Section 4 of this testimony, Idaho Power's proposal to implement
new rate schedules for NEM customers absent any changes in rate design
provides no information to customers taking service on those schedules regarding
the scope or nature of whatever changes may be implemented in the future. While
Idaho Power proposes to initially allow existing customers to take service on
existing rate schedules and the net metering rider, the lack of any degree of clarity
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regarding the period of time that these customers would be allowed to remain on
existing tariffs, when they would transition to new tariffs, or the rate structure of
those new tariffs provides neither substantive protection nor clarity to these
customers.
Idaho Power's professed rationale for creating separate customer classes is to
increase transparency for this customer segment.r07 However, absent any
substantive information regarding the rate changes that are to be implemented, or
the timing of any potential changes, the proposal functions only to create
untenable uncertainty for new and existing customers alike and offers no
assurance to early adopters that their multi-decade investments will not be
severely undercut.
Please describe how ldaho Power's proposal is linked to factors outside the
customer's control.
Idaho Power proposes to set the deadline for grandfathering into the existing
tariffs based on submission of a completed System Verification Form. The
System Verification Form is submitted after a customer installs her system and is
seeking final interconnection approval from Idaho Power.l0816" timeline to
install a system is largely outside of a customer's control and driven by multiple
constraints, such as the timing of Idaho Power's feasibility review, installer
availability, weather and permitting approvals. Therefore, the Company's
suggested System Verification Form cutoff leaves the customer with little control
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over whether she will be grandfathered. Moreover, she must spend the money
and install a system before she knows whether she will be grandfathered. While
the Company states thatg5o/oof applications submit a System Verification Form
within five months,loe this is by no means a guarantee. Indeed, if a deadline is set
it is reasonable to expect that ldaho Power will experience a temporary uptick in
applications, potentially resulting in processing delays. The foreseeable result of
the Company's proposal is a situation in which customers must not only speculate
as to what if any rate changes may take place and when, but also must commit
significant amounts of capital for installation without any guarantee that their
ultimate installation will be grandfathered in for rate treatment.
A much better option for determining eligibility for grandfathered status is to
qualify based on submission of a Net Metering Application by a specified date.
The Net Metering Application requires a $100 application fee and is filed as an
interconnection request to initiate the process for Idaho Power to review the
physical locations and existing facilities to deliver excess energy.l l0 Unlike the
System Verification Form, customers are largely in control of meeting a deadline
for submission of a Net Metering Application. Under the existing interconnection
requirements, applications that are not completed within one year of the initial
Net Metering Feasibility Review are considered expired.l ll lt is reasonable for
this deadline to continue.
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Please describe how Idaho Power's proposal has the potential to severely
undercut major investments made by Idaho families and small businesses
that invest in local clean energy.
While it may appear as though Idaho Power proposes some level of protection to
existing customers, including early technology adopters, a closer examination of
the proposal belies that conclusion. The proposal gives no assurance about the
benefits of grandfathering or that past investments will not be severely undercut in
the future. Without clear guidelines regarding how long a potential grandfathering
period would last, any such program is meaningless.
By investing private capital in their own energy source, NEM customers fix a
portion of their energy costs and are able to reduce their monthly expenses once
their system is paid off, similar to a mortgage. Most behind-the-meter technology
has a long operating life of twenty years or more. Customers may accordingly
invest in their systems as part of a long-term financial plan, with anticipated
savings tied to other financial needs such as retirement or college tuition. Drastic,
unforeseen changes to rate design for these customers have the potential to
severely undercut planned savings.
Idaho has clear state policy to encourage investment in customer-owned
generation and non-discriminatory policies for net metering.ll2 Existing
customers were encouraged to invest in their own generation systems by this
policy and responded correctly to price signals embedded in the net metering
program. While equiprnent costs have certainly declined in recent years,
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customers are still making multi-decade investments. Indeed, Mr. Tatum testifies
to an average payback period at current costs of as long as l5 years.ll3 Moreover,
many early adopters paid much higher prices for their distributed energy systems
and may still be paying them off for many years later. It would be punitive and
capricious, and contrary to ldaho's announced policies, to upend long-term
investments made consistent with ldaho's policies and price signals sent by the
Commission by failing to provide a reasonable grandfathering period for
customers who made those investments.
Have other states implemented changes to net metering policies without
sufficient protection for existing customers?
ln late 2015 and early 2016, the Nevada Commission approved Nevada Energy's
request to change the compensation for NEM customers and ordered the change
apply to both new and existing customers.lla The order resulted in significant
public outcry and the immediate loss of thousands ofjobs, ultimately leading the
Commission to reverse course less than a year later and retroactively grandfather,
and then to the 201 7 Nevada Legislature's passage of AB 405, I ls which, among
other things, required the Commission and utilities to eliminate the newly-formed
net metering customer classes, recombine NEM customers into their otherwise
applicable class, and ensure NEM customers price certainty for twenty years.
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Presumably, after learning the lessons from Nevada, regulators in Arizona and
Utah recently implemented changes to net metering policies that include clear
protections for exi sting customers.
In Arizona, local utility UNS Electric Inc. proposed significant changes to net
metering policies. While the utility's initial proposal offered to grandfather
existing customers, the deadline for grandfathering was proposed to be linked to a
date over a year prior to the Arizona Corporation Commission's ("ACC")
decision in that case. ln response to this proposal, the ACC ruled:
[W]e do not believe that the Company's proposed June I ,2015 date for
determining which DG customers should be subject to newly proposed
rate options or net metering treatment is reasonable. Therefore, going
forward, any DG customer who files an interconnection agreement prior to
the effective date of a Decision in [the future proceeding adopting rate
changes] shall be treated the same as a DG customer who filed for
interconnection prior to that date [...] In this Decision, we have rejected
the Company's proposal to establish a grandfathering date that precedes
the date of the Commission order. We emphasizethat this result should be
regarded as our default policy.ll6
In a subsequent decision, the ACC stated that grandfathered customers would be
allowed to "continue to utilize currently implemented DG-related rate design and
net metering for a period of 20 years from the date a DG system requests
interconnection. Existing customers with DG systems will be subject to currently-
existing rules and regulations impacting DG." ll7 The Commission explained its
rationale for this policy as follows:
I 16 Decision No. 75697, ACC Docket No. F.-04204A-15-0142, I l9:5- l7 (Aug. I 8, 201 6).
lr7 DecisionNo.75859, ACC DocketNo. E-00000J-14-0023,156:10-13 (Jan. 3,2017),
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intended to shield customers with DG systems from generally applicable
rate design changes, such as changes for the basic service charge. It is,
instead,intended to preserve the expectations that customers with DG
systems mav have relied upon when they chose to adopt DG
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Similarly, the Public Service Commission of Utah ("UPSC") recently approved
changes to its net metering program in a settlement proposal that included
grandfathering protections for existing customers. In contrast to Arizona which
linked the grandfathering deadline to the effective date of the decision, the UPSC
grandfathered existing customers who applied for net metering based on a "NEM
Cap Date" that was defined as "the earlier of 60 days after the PSC issues an order
approving the Settlement or November 15,2017 ."1le In addition, rather than
giving individual customers a20 year grandfathering term linked to when they
filed for interconnection, as was done in Arizona, the UPSC allowed all
grandfathered customers to remain on the extant program through a defined
"Grandfathering Period" to end on December 31, 2035, roughly I 8 years from the
decision date but longer than20 years for systems installed prior to 2015.120
Tellingly, while its original proposal had not included grandfathering protections,
Rocky Mountain Power, through the course of the proceeding, "became
convinced that abrupt changes would have negative repercussions to [their]
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of PacifiCorp's Net Metering Program, DocketNo. 14-035-114, p. l5 (Utah P.S.C., Sept.
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customers, the solar industry, and the r1u1.,l2l and ultimately supported adoption
of the grandfathering policy. ln the final order, the UPSC stated
We find the Grandfathering and Transition Periods constitute a just and
reasonable mechanism to address concerns about the long-term viability
and rate fairness of the NM Program while providing adequate price
signaling to DG Customers and insulating them and other stakeholders
from significant, abrupt changes in rate structure.l22
The policies set forth in Arizona and Utah, and, after modifications, in Nevada, all
provide critical protections to existing customers and ensure that customers
making new investments in distributed generation are aware of the rate treatment
they will be offered so that they can reliably weigh whether or not an investment
in local clean energy makes sense for their families and small businesses.
How should the Commission view grandfathering of NEM customers, in light
of the precedent in Nevada, Arizona, and Utah?
First, as set forth in this testimony, I do not believe separate rate classes or rate
structures are justified in this case. Should the Commission nevertheless make
any changes to any net metering tariffs in this case, it has the opportunity to
follow the best practices set by Arizona and Utah, and avoid the public
controversy created in Nevada, by clearly signaling that existing NEM customers'
investments will not be undercut and ensure that customers investing in new
distributed generation will know the basic terms of their compensation when they
submit their application.
In its Interlocutory Order in this case, the Commission stated: "we share the
Parties' concerns about certainty but, from a public policy perspective, we also
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worry that additional delays in grappling with DER classification could foster
further uncertainty and have a chilling effect on the still nascent ldaho DER
industry, the Company, policy makers and the general public."l23 Clear, forward-
looking grandfathering policy is the simple solution to the chilling effects causing
concern for this Commission. By implementing clear policy today about how
near-term and existing customers will be treated, the Commission can free itself
to undertake a robust evaluation of the best steps forward for net metering policy
in Idaho.
If the Commission decides in the present docket to implement clear, forward-
looking grandfathering policy, would it cause a rapid uptick in Net Metering
Applications from customers that will be grandfathered?
While it is certainly possible that, were the Commission to approve clear,
forward-looking grandfathering policy, there may be a temporary uptick in
applications filed, the overall number of customers expected to pursue net
metering remains low enough in.the long term that this is not a reasonable cause
for concern. While the Commission's order references "the rapid, large growth in
net metering" since the 2013 docket, that growth is relative to the low penetration
of customer generation in ldaho. The reality remains that there are currently only
0.2%o of Idaho Power's customers taking net metering service. Even under Idaho
Power's own forecast-which includes an average annual growth rate of l8% for
the next 20 yearst2a-the low starting point in ldaho means that even Idaho
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Power's projection results in less than l% bf ldaho Power's sales being offset by
net metering as far out as 2035. Given these low numbers, any temporary uptick
resulting from a clear, forward-looking grandfathering policy is extremely
unlikely to cause significant impacts over the long-term.
What do you propose regarding grandfathering of existing NEM customers?
If the Commission makes any change to customer classifications and/or rate
treatment for NEM customers in the present docket, it should also take the
opportunity to implement clear, forward-looking grandfathering policy that
ensures (l ) that existing NEM customers' investments will not be undermined;
and(2) that customers investing in new distributed generation will know the basic
terms of their compensation when they submit their application. To accomplish
these goals, I recommend the following provisions be adopted:
Adopt a forward-looking Grandfathering Deadline: The Commission should
find in the present docket that all customers who qualify within 60 days following
the effective date of an order that implements substantive changes to the net
metering program will be grandfathered onto the existing rate program.
Define eligibility based on date of Net Metering Application: To facilitate
customer control over eligibility, allow all customers who submit a completed Net
Metering Application, including payment of the $100 application fee, post-
marked prior to the Grandfathering Deadline to qualify for grandfathered rate
treatment. Applications for systems that are not interconnected within one year
will be considered expired and will not qualify for grandfathering status.
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as 20 years from the date of the Grandfathering Deadline to allow customers a
reasonable length of time to recoup investment costs. At the end of the
Grandfathering Period, customers will be defaulted to the prevailing rate structure
available to new NEM customers at that time.
Allow customers to forgo grandfathered treatment at their option: Allow
customers, at their sole discretion, to opt into non-grandfathered rate treatment.
However, if a customer chooses to forgo grandfathering treatment, they may not
re-join the grandfathered program.
Define grandfathered status by the system, not the customer: Grandfathering
should be connected to the physical installation, not to the customer. In the event
of a property sale, the new resident of the house with the behind-the-meter
installation would continue to qualify for the grandfathering provisions.
Conversely, an owner of a grandfathered system does not qualify for
grandfathering for a second system or a new system at another residence.
If the Commission approves the Company's request to implement new rate
classes for NEM customers and adopts a grandfathering policy consistent
with your proposal would that ensure that customers investing in new
distributed generation will know the trasic terms of their compensation when
they submit their application?
No. In the event that the Commission approves the Company's request for new
customer classes in the present docket, it is certainly preferred that the
Commission additionally adopt a grandfathering policy. However, given the lack
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proposed tariffs, new NEM customers would not know the basic terms of their
compensation when they submit their application. As a result, while existing
investments may be protected, Idahoans considering making the significant
investment in distributed generation to serve their homes or small businesses will
be unable to determine whether such an investment makes sense in light of the
uncertainty regarding potential future changes.
The Commission aptly notes concern over how uncertainty can have a chilling
effect on ldaho's still nascent DER industry.l2s 16" best solution to address this
concern is to (l) reject the Company's proposal for creation of separate rate
classes in the present docket, and (2) take the opportunity in the present docket to
express the Commission's intention to implement a clear, forward-looking
grandfathering policy in the event that a future docket determines that changes are
needed to the net metering program. Such a policy will solve the issues
surounding chilling in Idaho's nascent DER industry, allowing Idahoans to invest
with confidence and ensuring Idaho families and small businesses that their
investments will not be undercut by future, unforeseen policy changes by this
Commission.
13 Summarv of Recommendations
Please summarize your recommendations.
Taking into account the analyses and evidence reviewed in this case, I
recommend the fol lowing:
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to new NEM customers and to establish new rate schedules for NEM
customers submitting System Verification Forms on or after January l, 2018.
The Commission should find that the low penetration of net metering in ldaho
Power's service territory does not warrant immediate action and should adopt
a robust, data-driven approach to the evaluation of rate treatment for NEM
customers that considers both the costs and benefits of distributed generation.
The Commission should find that the definition of a customer class and the
different rate being charged to that class are interrelated and cannot be
reasonably separated as ldaho Power is attempting to do in this proceeding.
The Commission should determine that any changes to customer class
definitions and/or rate design may only be made in a general rate case.
The Commission should require that any future cost of service studies that
evaluate costs related to NEM customers: (l) treat NEM customers in a
manner consistent will all other groups of customers in the study and allocate
costs based on delivered load; and (2) approve new classes only based on
material differences in load and costs compared to all other subgroups within
a larger customer class.
The Commission should open a new docket to examine the long-term benefits
and costs associated with distributed generation in Idaho Power's service
territory and use the results of such a docket to evaluate whether or not any
changes are necessary to the retail rate net metering program.
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o Phase I of this docket should include a hearing to establish minimum
information requirements and a standardized methodology for
conducting the long-term benefit-cost study.
o After completion of Phase l, a Technical Advisory Committee with
experts designated by the Company, the Commission, and stakeholders
should be convened to select an independent third-party to complete
the study and release a draft.
o Following the release of a draft study, the Commission should conduct
a Phase 2 hearing to allow stakeholder input on the independent third-
party study and provide a basis for ultimate adoption by the
Commission.
In the event that the Commission makes any changes to customer
classifications and/or rate treatment for NEM customers, the Commission
should implement a clear, forward-looking grandfathering policy.
o The Commission should find that all customers who qualify within 60
days following the effective date of an order making substantive
changes to the net metering program meet the Grandfathering
Deadline and will be grandfathered into the existing rate program.
o The Commission should allow customers to qualify for grandfathering
by submitting a completed Net Metering Application, including
payment of the $ 100 application fee, post-marked prior to the
Grandfathering Deadline. Qualified customers who do not interconnect
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grandfatheri n g status.
o The Commission should define the Grandfathering Period as 20 years
' from the date of the Grandfathering Deadline to allow customers a
reasonable length of time to recoup investment costs. At the end of the
Grandfathering Period, customers will default to the prevailing rate
structure available to new NEM customers at that time.
o The Commission should allow customers, at their sole discretion, to
opt into non-grandfathered rate treatment. However, if a customer
chooses to forgo grandfathering treatment, they may not re-join the
grandfathered program
o The Commission should determine that grandfathering applies to the
physical installation, not to the customer. In the event of a property
sale, the new resident of the house with the behind-the-meter
installation would continue to qualify for the grandfathering
provisions. A grandfathered customer does not receive grandfathered
treatment for a second system and does not receive grandfathered
treatment for any new system at a new residence.
Does this conclude your testimony?
Yes, it does.
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Before the ldaho Public Utilities Commission
Case No. IPC-E-I7-13
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Briana Kobor
Regulatory Director, Vote Solar
986 E Princeton Ave
Salt Lake Ciry, UT 84105
[e-mail]
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Regulatory Director, Vote Solar
August 201 5-present. Analyze policy initiatives, development, and implementation related to distributed solar generation. Review regulatory filings, perform technical analyses, and testify in commission proceedings
relating to distributed solar generation
Senior Associate, MRW & Associates
April2007-August 2015. Develop and sponsor expeft witness testimony for numerous clients to assist intervention in the
utility regulatory process including investor-owned utility general rate cases, policy rulemakings,
utility applications for power plant and transmission development, and other rate-related
proceedingso Represent clients at regulatory workshops, hearings and settlement discussions. Perform in-depth quantitative analysis of utility models and testimony in suppoft of general rate
case and other regulatory proceedingsr Conduct extensive analysis of energy policy, regulation, economics, and emerging energy trends. Build and maintain spreadsheet models to forecast utility rates and rate components tailored to
client needso Create analytical models to assess generator production, profitability and electricity costs under a
variety of regulatory and market scenarios and conduct pro forma analyses and technical
assessments of infrastructure development in support of business decisions. Provide analyses to investors and developers on the impact of laws, regulations, and procurement
practices on potential sales of generation in various markets, assess current procurement progress,
estimate pricing expectations for power sales, identify potential considerations that affect the
marketability of project generation. Provide policy recommendations to the State of California regarding greenhouse gas reduction,
nuclear power generation and natural gas storage
EDUCATION
University of Cal ifornia, Berkeley
Bachelor's of Science with Honors, Environmental Economics and Policy
PREPARED TESTIMONYo CPUC Application A.l4-06-014
Testimony of Briana Kobor on behalf of the Coalition for Affordable Streetlights Concerning
SCE's Proposed Street Light Rates. March 13, 2015.. CPUC Application A.l4-l l-003
Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of the Utility Consumers' Action Network Concerning
Sempra's Revenue Requirement Proposals for San Diego Gas & Electric and SoCalGas. May 15,
2015.
Exhlbit No. 901
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UNS Electric, Inc. General Rate Case
Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. December 9,2015.
ACC Docket No. E-042044-15-0142
UNS Electric, Inc. General Rate Case
Surrebuttal Testimony and Exhibits of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. February 23,2016.
ACC Docket No. E-00000J-14-0023
In the Matter of the Commission's Investigation of Value and Cost of Distributed Generation
Direct Testimony and Exhibits of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. February 25,2016.
ACC Docket No. E-00000J-14-0023
ln the Matter of the Commission's Investigation of Value and Cost of Distributed Generation
Rebuttal Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. April 7, 2016.
ACC Docket No. E-01933A-15-0322
TEP General Rate Case
Direct Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. |une24,2016.
ACC Docket No. E-019334-15-0322
TEP General Rate Case
Surrebuttal Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. August 25,2016.
ACC Docket No. E-013454-16-0036
APS General Rate Case
Direct Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. February 3,2017.
ACC Docket No. E-01 3454-l 6-0036
APS General Rate Case
Direct Testimony of Briana Kobor in Support of the Proposed Settlement Agreement on Behalf of
Vote Solar. April 3, 2017.
ACC Docket No. E-04204A-15-0142 and E-01933A-15-0322
UNSE/TEP General Rate Case Phase 2
Phase 2DirectTestimonyof BrianaKoboron Behalf of Vote Solar. May 19,2017.
ACC Docket No. E-04204A-15-0142 and E-019334-15-0322
UNSE/TEP General Rate Case Phase 2
Phase 2 Sumebuttal Testimony of Briana Kobor on Behalf of Vote Solar. September 29,2017 .
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND PRESBNTATIONS. Kobor, Briana. Mandatory Residential Demand Charges: A Case Study from Arizona. Solar Power
International. September 2017 .. Kobor, Briana. Arizona on Value of Solar: Turning Point for Distributed Energy. Public Utilities
Fortnightly . March 2017 .r Kobor, Briana. Utility Rate Cases: The DG Perspective. Arizona Energy Futures Conference.
October 2016.o Kobor, Briana. The Utility Business Model. NAACP Energy Justice Certification Program. June
2016.. Kobor, Briana. Rate Design to Support the Distributed Energy Future. Arizona Energy at the
Crossroads Conference. November 201 5.. Monsen, Bill and Kobor, Briana. California Rules Worry Out-of-State Cenerators. Project Finance
Newswire, Chadbourne & Parke. May 2012.. McClary, Steven C., Heather L. Mehta, Robert B. Weisenrniller, Mark E. Fulmer and Briana S.
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Kobor (MRW & Associates). 2009. Framework for Evaluating Creenhouse Gas Implications of
Natural Gas-Fired Power Plants in California. California Energy Commission. CEC-700-2009-009
Mehta, Heather, Kobor, Briana, & Weisenmiller, Robert. California Plans a Carbon Diet. Project
Finance Newswire, Chadbourne & Parke. January 2009.
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Before the ldaho Public Utilities Commission
Case No. IPC-E-I7-13
Vote Solar
Kobor, DI Testimony
Exhibit No. 902
LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No 5733i
ldaho Power Company
1221 West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
lnord strom@idahopower. com
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIOhI
IN THE MATTER OT THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLTSH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS
IT{ITH ON-SITE GENTRATION
CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
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TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY
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COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Vote Solar's First $et of Data Requests to ldaho Power Company dated
$eptember 27,2017, herewith subrnits the foltowing information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REAUESTS TO IDAHO POWEft COMPANY. 1
ldaho I'ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requcsts
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 1: Please produce your responses to all discovery requests
served on you by any other party and your responses to each such request.
RESPQNSE TO REQUEST NO. f : To date, the only discovery propounded in
this case is the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") Staffs First
Production Request to ldaho Power which was provided to all parties on October 11,
2A17. As a matter of course, copies of ldaho Power's responses to discovery requests
in this case will be provided to the parties.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Kimberly Towell, Executive
Assistant, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 2
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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RESUE$T NO. ?: Reference Application, page 4, paragraph 4. Please describe
and quantify an on-site generation customer's "respective share for... grid-related
services," including but not limited to how the "respecttve share" relates to the
customer's actual contribution to class loads used to allocate costs in a cost-of-service-
study^
RESBO.-NSE T0 BEQUEST NO. ?: The context of the statement referenced on
page 4, paragraph 4, was how the existing relail rate designs currently applicable to
residential and small general service net metering customers were structured to collect
the costs assoeiated with the grid under the assumption that customers would only need
one-way services provided solely by the utility. ln his testimony, Mr. Tatum describes
that this pricing structure does not work for customers with on-site generation because
when the existing rate structure is applied against monthly net consumption, customers
with on-site generation may pay less than their share of grid-related services they
require while receiving credit for their respective kilowatt-hour ("kwh") of production at
the full retail rate.
Please see the response to Vote Solar's Data Request No, 17 for the
quantification of the estimated revenue requirement for the residential net metering
customer segments.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company-
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 3
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 3: Reference Application, page 5, paragraph 7. Please provide
all analyses showing, confirmin$, or in any way supporting your a$sertion that net
metering service acts as a regressive wealth transfer from lower-income to higher-
income customers in your service territory, including your definitions of "lower-income"
and "higher-income' as used in this paragraph, and all income dala for the residential
customers taking service under Schedule 84, Customer Energy Producticn Net
l\tletering, that you relied on to make the assertion regarding the transfer of wealth from
lower-income to higher'income customers.
BE$eOilSH IO -Ebg!,ESI. NO. $.: ldaho Power does not gather income
information for ile customers and has not performed an analysis according to income
level. The discussion on page 5, paragraph 7, of the Application was a reference to Mr.
Tatum's testimony. ln his testinrony, Mr. Tatum referenced an October 2016 Public
Utilities Fortnightly article when he stated that others in the industry have concluded that
the net metering policy is regressive in nature and that the subsidy from non-solar to
solar customers constitutes a regressive wealth transfer from lower-income customers
to higher-income customers. Mr. fatum expressed that ldaho Power shares this
concern.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTT SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY .4
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhihit No 902
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FEAUEST Nq. 4: Please identify, by date, time and substation, each instance
when custorner-sited distributed generation connected to your distribution system
caused a backflow at a distribution substation.
RESPON$E TQ REQUE$T NO. 4: Jamieson circuit 012 experiences reverse
power flow due to cuslomer-sited distributed generation. ldaho Power has consistent
rneasurement history since May 16, 2017, on this distribution circuit. Since that date,
there have been 84 instances where the reverse power flow condition has oecurred.
See Attachment 1 for the date and time when reverse power flow has occurred.
Additionally, there are seven substations where customer-sited distributed
generation has contributed to reverse power flow conditions. These stations have both
customer-sited distributed generation and Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978
('PURPA') contracted distributed energy resources ("DER'). Table 1 below provides
the PURPA DER in-service date and number of customers with on-site generatlon. The
dates and times of reverse pCIwer flow are shawn in Attachment 2.
Table 1 - PURPA OER ln-service Dates
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CARO Feb 10,2017 4
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SCSU Apr 5, 2017
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The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company"
IDAHO POWER COMPAhIY,S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY . 5
Idaho l)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST N0. 5; Reference Angell Direct at I 1-13.
(a) Please confirm that the negative loads for the "Net Zero Net Metering
Customer" flow to, and serve the load of, another customer on the distribution system.
(h) Please confirm that by serving the load of another customer on the
distribution system, the "Nel Zero Net Metering Customer" negative loads reduce the
curnulative load placed on the distribution substations and all equipment upstream of
the substation, including the substation distribution transformers, the transmission
system, and generation.
(c) Please confirm that (i) the "Exported Net Excess" energy depicted in
Figure 2 represents electricity that is delivered to another customer and is, therefore,
also contained in that customer's delivered load for the sarne "Hour Ending" and (ii)
some or all of the kW depicted as "Exporled Net Excess" in Figure 2 is also contained in
the kW depicted as load for the "$tandard Service" customer.
RESPON$E ro REQUE$r NO. s:
(a) Not necessarily, While it could be true in many instances, there are times
when the excess energy will flcw to the transmission system, The flow ta the
transmission system will occur when large amounts of distributed generation is present
on the distribution circuit,
{b} No. The "Net Zero Net Metering Customer" will reduce the instantaneous
load of the distribution substation and the equipment upstream when the customer is
producing power. However, it does not mean that the distribution substation and
upstream equipment will experience a reduced peak toad. The peak load will only be
reduced if there is a coincidence of customer power production and load on the
d istribution substation
IDAHO POWER COMPANIY'S RESPONSE TO VCITE SOLAR S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.6
ldalro Power Cornpany's Responses to
I)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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(c)
i. Not necessarily. The "Exported Net Excess" energy represents the
amount of energy the "Net Zero Metering Customer' is injecting back into the
distributlon system and it is independent of another customer's foad. The total
"Exported Net Excess" energy of customers and other distributed resources may
be sold in the wholesale market during conditions where this generation when
combined with ldaho Power's minimum required generation level for reliable
operation exceeds ldaho Power's system load.
ii. No. Figure 2 only refers to the amount of energy the "Net Zero
Metering Customer" is injecting back into the distribution system conrpared to the
load used by a Standard $eruice customer at the same lime, The two customers
are nearby each other, however, it does not represent that $ome or all the
"Exported Net Excess" energy is consumed by that customer.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M, Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Flanning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
}DAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 7
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 6: Reference Angell Direct at 12 lines 9-10. Please confirm that:
(1) "daily absolute demand requirements of the two customers are similar" refers to the
individual customer's maximum daily peak, not to the demand during the system peak
hour; and (2) that the "Net Zero Net Metering Customer" had a lower demand during the
system peak hour on June 29,?416, than the "Standard Service Residential Customef'.
RE$FQ!{QE rQ E-EQUF"ST No, 8:
(1) No. The daily absolute demand requirements refers to the rnathernatical
absolute value of the hour demands of the two customers.
(2) Yes, the "Net Zero Net Metering" Customer had a lower demand during
the system coincident peak hour.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY .8
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO.7: Reference Angell Direct page 15, line 5 to page 18, line 2 and
Exhibit 14.
(a) Please provide the date and hour of the Company's system peak during
each of the last ten (10) years.
(b) For each of the date and hours of system peak for the last ten (10) years,
provide the solar irradianee in "Standardized Units" and the "Load * lrradiance" in
"Standardized Units" similar to that used in Figures 3 and 4.
(c) Provide the date and hour of peak load, and the load, during the last five
(5) years for each distribution substation in your system that serves residentia[ and
small general service ("R&SGS") customers.
RESPoNSE ro REQ#E$I Ng. 7:
(a) ldaho Power System peak is provided in Table 1 below. The time
represents the end of hour at which it was measured.
Table 1 - ldaho Power Sy$t€m PeakYear Date Peak (MW)
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Jul22 8:00 pm
Jun 28 7:00 pm
Jul 6 8:00 pm
Jut 12 4:00 pm
Jul2 4:00 pm
Jul I6.00 pm
Jun 30 4:00 pm
Jun 28 7:00 pm
JulT 5.00 pm
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FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 9
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
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Exhibit No 902
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(b) Figures 3 and 4 were created by comparing the load of a specifie feeder
with the solar irradiance measured close to the feeder head by a specific sensor
recently installed by ldaho Power for the study thst was attached as Exhibit No. 14 to
Mr" Angell's testimony. The study only gathered data for the summer of 2013.
lrradiance data from the sensor is not available outside the summer of 2013 timeframe.
The same study cannot be completed for a system peak since the service territory of
ldaho Power extends from Eastern Oregon to Eastern ldaho and the load - irradiance
relationship will be meaningless.
(c) ldaho Power measures and maintains load data of for each substation
transformer. Please see the Attachment for the substation transformer peak load,
dates, and times.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S FIESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REOUTSTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 1O
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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REAPE$T Nq.jB: Reference Angell Direct, page 19, iines 4-7" Please produce
the lntegrated Resource Plan analysis for on-site generation additions for the service
areas for the most recent three (3) lntegrated Resource Plans.
RESPQNSE TO REQUEST NO. 8: The 2017 lntegrated Resource Plan {"lRP")
is the only IRP that includes an analysis of on-site generation. A description of how the
on-site generation is incorporated in the load forecast is located on pages 35 and 36 of
the 2017 IRF Appendix A: Sales and Load Forecast. Page 20 of the Attachm*nt, the
IRP Advisory Committee Economy, Sales and Load Forecast presentation, provides
additional inforrnation on this analysis.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY . 11
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 9: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 15, Please produce the
2016 Annual Net Metering Status Report and all similar reports for the years 2012
through present except for the document filed as Exhibit I with your testimony in this
case.
RESPONSE TO RE9UE$TJqO. 9: ln 2013, the Commission issued Order Nos.
32846 and 32925, directing ldaho Power to file an annual Net Metering Status Report.
The first report was filed in ZAM. Please see Attachments 1 - 3 for the 2014, 2015, and
2016 Net Metering Status Reports.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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R,FQUEST Nqr_.10: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 28 note 14"
(a) Please produce the cost-of-service study from the Company's last general
rate case.
(b) Please produce the workpapers for the cost-of-service study frorn the
Company's last general rate case in native, unlocked, electronic format with formulas
intact.
(c) To the extent the Company's last cost-of-service study allocated costs
based on system peak (at any level of the system), multiple coincident peaks (i.e., 3CP,
4CP or 12CP), andlor class noncoincident peaks, please provide the date and time
(hour ending) of each such peak and noncoincident peak for each class.
BESPQN$E TO REQUEST NO. 10:
(a) Please see Atachments 1 and 2 containing the cost-of-service study from
the Company's last general rate case, Case No. IPC-E-11-08 ("2011 GRC"). Please
note these files reflect a modification that was made in the course of 2011 GRC to
correct a data entry error related to one of the allocation factors in the Company's initial
filing; therefore, the study provided in these attachments will not exactly tie to the
pubticly-available study posted on the Commission's website in the 2011 GRC.
Attachment 26 provides instructions for linking the two modules of the study provided as
Attachments 1 and 2.
(b) Please see Attachments 3 through 25 tor the workpapers for the cost-of-
service study filed in the Company's 2011 GRC.
(c) Please see Attachment 27 for the date and time (hour ending) of the 2010
monthly system coincident peaks and the monthly non-coincident peaks for each c[ass.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company,
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Idaho Power Corapany's Responses to
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REQUEST NQ. 11: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 31,lines 17-24. Please
provide all studies and other evidence that supports your contention that energy
efficiency measures are called upon at all hours and are, therefore, "always delivering
energy reduction."
RESPONSE TQ REQUEST NO. 11.: To clarify, the full context of the statement
made in Ms. Aschenbrenner'$ testimony vrras: "a customer who installs an energy
efficiency mea$ure is reducing lheir reliance (and low*ring the cost to serve) in every
hour that measure is called upon. That is, the energy efficiency measure is always
delivering energy reduction." However, different energy *fficiency measures u$e energy
at different hours of every day. For example, an energy efficient refrigerator will use
less energy than a standard refrigerator at all hours of the day, while an energy efficient
clothes washer will use less energy than a standard clothes washer when that clothes
washer is in use, which can happen at any hour of any day.
Listed below are the studies and other evidence known to the Company that
support the statement that energy efficiency measures are reducing their reliance in
every hour that measure is called upon.
, ldaho Power's third-party Energy Efficiency Potential Study
o http s : /lwww. id a h Op oge reO rtt/ E nergy Eff r SLe n eylrep O rtS.e{m
End-Use Load and Consumer Assessment Program {ELCAP) study
o https://elcap.nwcouncil.org/Documenls/Electrico/o20Energv%20Use%20Singleo/o20Familv.odf
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance's (NEEA) Residential Building Stock
Assessment. Metering Study
o htlrs://neeA.qrgldocs/default-source/reports/residential-building-stock-
assessment--mete ri nq-st_udv. pdf?sfvrs n =6
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ldaho Power's Demand-Side Management 2016 Annual Repon, Supplement 1
Cost-Effectiveness, pages 1 -8
o https ://www. id a h opowe r. com/E neroyEfficiencylreoo rts. cf m
ldaho Power's lntegrated Resource Plan, Appendix C, Technical Report, pages
71-82
o htlps://www.idahopower.con/AboutUs/PlannincForFuturglirp/default.cfm
Translating Aggregiite Energy Efficiency Savings Projections into Hourly System
lmpacts
o htlp:/www.energv.ca"qov/20 1 6prlblications/CEC-200-20 1 6-007/C
L0_16:007.pdf
a $tate of the Art of Energy Efficiency: Future Directionso httns:/lemp,lbl.govlqitFs/defaq!Ufi!.gslstq*enB{sy-effic-end:!qe-load-qhape-
data.pdf
. RegionalTechnical Forum's Business Case for End-Use Data Collection
o https://rtf.nwcouncil.orglsubcommittee/business-case-end-use-data-collection
The response to lhis Request is sponsored by Connie Aechenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST N0. 12: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 33 , lines 1-2
(a) Please identify each distribution system component that you contend net
metering customers utilize when they "are exporting energy to the grid "
(b) State whether you contend that a net metering customer's utilization of the
grid to export electricity is separate from, and in addition to, the nearby customer's use
of the distribution system to receive a net metering customer's export electricity.
(c) lf a net metered custorner's export electricity flow is used to serve a
nearby customer's load, and is, therefore, part of the nearby customer's import flow of
electricity, please explain how you propose to assign costs to that flow of electricity to
avoid double counting the same flow of electricity as both the net metering customer's
export flow and the non-net metering customer's import flow.
RESPONSE UEST NO. 12:
(a) Net metering customers, when exporting energy, utilize and rely on the
electric grid just like energy consuming customers. All energy consuming customers
require voltage for their electrical devices to draw power and function. Net metering
customers require grid provided voltage for a grid-tied inverter to conved direct current
to alternaling current electricity in synchronism with the grid. The grid voltage is
supplied by generators located throughout the grid and transmitted through the
transmission and distribution systems. The net metering customers export energy only
when their generation exceeds their load. This export condition may not align with the
local or ldaho Power's system load. Thus, the grid operators must accommodate the
extra energy by adjusting the dispatch of ldaho Power's generation. The net metering
customer utilizes more than just the distribution system components, they use the entire
grid from the generation, subslations, and transmission lines.
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(b) Yes, it is separate from another custorner's use of the grid. Referring to
the response in (a) above, the net meeting customer, when exporting, interacts with the
grid in a different manner than an energy consuming customer.
(c) ldaho Power is not proposing a cost assignment methodology in this case"
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 13: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 33, lines 16-21" Please
provide the methodology that you contend shoulci be applied to determine a net
melering customer's "appropriate amount of costs" and the methodology yCIu contend
should be applied to determine the amount of billing that would reflect a net metering
customer's "utilization of the grid."
BEE?ONSE TO BEOUEST Npr 13: The Cornpany is not proposrng a cost
assignment methodology as a part of this case, The Company has recommended that,
in order to establish a methodology that determines the appropriate amount of cosls
and accurately reflects their utilization of the grid, the Commission establish a lormal
process by which a comprehensive review of the compensation structure for customers
with on-site generation can be analyzed and vetted collaboratively with interested
parties" ldaho Power believes this would best be done through a collaborative process
where stakeholders and other utilities can participate.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REOUI$T ltO. 14: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 34-35 and Table 3.
Please provide the 2016 hourly load data, in native, unlocked, electronic format with
formulas intact, for the net zero residential customer and the "Nearby Residential"
customer used for the comparison of rates paid in Table 3.
RE$pqNgFJO REAUEST.Ug. 14: Please see the Attachment for the hourty
load data for the net zero residential customer and the "Nearby Residential" customer
used for lhe comparison of rates paid in Ms. Aschenbrenner's Testimony, Table 3.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company
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Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
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FF$UE$T NA. 15: Reference Aschenbrenner Direct at 36, lines 8-'17
(a) Pleas* identify where in Mr, Tatum'r testimony intra-elass subsidies other
than the CIne you contend exists for net metered customers are dlscussed.
(b) Please identify all intra*class subsidies that exist within the R&SGS
custorner classes.
BS$PQIIISE TQ R :
(a) On pages 4 and 5 of his testimony, Mr. Taturn explains that the current
pricing structure applicable to residsntial and small general service custnmers does not
perfectly align costs incurred with prices paid for each individual customer but that
overall this rate strueture has worked for eustsmer* who receive one-way *ervice from
ldaho Power.
(b) ldaho Power has nst performed the requested analysis,
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Taturn, Vice President of
&egulatory Affair*, ldaho Power Company.
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BEQUEST NO. 16: Reference Aschenbrenner Exhibit I at pp 5-6 of 18 Please
define an "inappropriate cost shiftrng," including but not limited to:
(a) Whether you contend that any reduction in volumetric energy u$e by a
customer since the last rate case test year constitutes an "inappropriate cost shift",
(b) Whether you contend that revenue collection from an individual customer
shoutd match that customer's contribution to the class loads at the peak periods used
for allocating revenue requirement to the class; and
(c) The qualities and attributes of a near-term "cost shift" that make it an
"inappropriate cost shift" rather than an appropriate "cost shift."
RESPONSE TO EST tlo. 16: The existing retail rate design currently
applicable to residential and small general service net metering customers was
structured to collect the costs associated with the grid under the assumption that
customers would only need one-way services provided solely by the utility. This pricing
structure does not work for customers with on-site generation because when the
existing rate structure ia applied against monthly net consumption, customers with on-
site generation may pay less than their share of grid-related seryices they require white
receiving credit for their respective kWh of production at the full retail rate. The net
rnonthly meter read is not representative of the customer's usage of the system.
(a) No.
(b) No. Mr. Tatum addresses this on page 4 of his testimony, beginning with
line 22.
(c) The cost shift that results from the combination of net metering and the
current rate design, coupled with the substantial growth in the Company's net metering
seryice, results in the potential for an inappropriate cost shifi. Mr Tatum discu*ses this
again in his testimony on page 6, lines 13-25.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 17: Reference Aschenbrenner Exhibit g at 6 of 18
(a) Please provide the methodology, assumptions, calculations, and
workpapers supporting the "estimated cost shift" as of the end of 2015 and as of the end
of 2016. Please provide all responsive calculations and workpapers in native, unlocked,
electronic format with formulas intact.
(b) Please describe the basis for, and how you calculated, that the 366
residential net metered customers were responsible for a total annual revenue
requirement of $464,266.67 and that the 566 residential net metered customers were
responsible for a total annual revenue requirement of $6S5,969,
RE$POI{$E rQ REQUEST No. 17:
(a) Please see Attachments 1 and 2 fsr the workpapers used to derive the
estimated cost shift in 2015 and 2016
(b) To quantify the estimated cost shift occurring in 2015, the Company first
identified how many residential net metering customers had 12 months of billing data
during 2015 -this data set contained 366 customers. Using a methodology similarto
that used to assign costs during a general rate case, the Company estimated the ldaho-
jurisdictional revenue requirement for those 366 net metering customers and compared
that to the base rate revenue collected from those customers during 2015.
To determine the estimated residential net metering revenue requirement, the
Company started with the residential customer class's functionalized and classified
revenue requirement authorized in the Company's 2011 GRC. Other subsequent
increases/decreases to the residential class revenue requirement authorized by the
ldaho Public Utilities Conrmission since the 2011 GRC were added or subtracted to
quantify an "adjusted" residential class revenue requirement. From that class level
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revenue requirernent, a funclionalized and classified unit cost was determined, as
detailed in Column 12 of the "Annual NM Rev Req" tabs contained in Attachment 1.
The Company then utilized the residential net metering segment's Advanced
Metering lnfrastructure ("AMl") data to determine the segment's average monthly kWh
u$age, system coincident demand, and non-coincident demand for 2015. Demand at
the time of the monthly system peak (System Coincident kW) and the average energy
consumed by month (Average Monthly kwh) were determined based on the average of
each customer's positive consumption in every hour, or zero in the event that a
customer was a net producer of electricity in a given hour. Demand at the time of the
group non-coincident demand (Non-Coincid*nt kW) was determined based on the
absolute value of the average usage in that hour,
Once the 2015 net rnetering usage was determined, these values were multiplied
by the per-unit costs listed in Column 12 to determine the estimated 2015 net metering
revenue requirement of $464,532, as detailed in Column 14 of Attachment 1.
The estimated revenue requirement was cCImpared to the total base rate revenue
collected from those 366 customers to determine the estimated cost shift.
To quantify the estimated cost shift occurring in 2016, the Company first
identified how many residential net metering customers had 12 months of billing data
during 2016 * this data set contained 570 customers. Using the same methodology
described above, the Company updated its analysis with 2016 billing and AMI data to
determine the net metering customer segment's estimated functionalized and classified
revenue requirement of $665,969 and compared that to the total base rate revenue
cotlected from the 570 customers to determine the estlmated cost shift.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 18: Reference Tatum Direct at'13, lines 15-25
(a) Please explain the difference between reduction in cuslomer usage that
results in "unduly reduc[ing] collection of class revenue'' and reduction in customer
usage that results in acceptabte reduction of collection of cfass revenue.
(b) Please confirm that "fixed" costs are "transfer[red]" to other residential
customers after a reduction in class revenue collection due to net metering, as
described on lines 21-25, only when rates are reset in subsequent general rate cases,
and only to the extent that the residential class's allocated revenue requirement is not
reduced by the same or greater arnount.
RESPONSE T0 REQUE$T NO. {4:
(a) The collection of class revenue is unduly when the reduction in usage is
due to a resulting net monthly meter read that does not accurately represent the
customer's utilization of ldaho Power's system. As explained on page 4, Iines 17-22, of
Mr. Tatum's testimony, the existing retail rate designs currently applicable to residential
and small general service net metering customers were structured to collect the costs
associated with the grid under the assumption that customers would only need one-way
services provided solely by the utility.
This is in comparison to a customer whose reduction in usage is due to less
energy being consumed or even no energy being consumed. ln this case, the number
used to bill this customer more closely aligns with the degree to whish the customer
used ldaho Power's system.
(b) This statement is inaccurate. A reduction in fixed costs collection due to
net metering is shifted to other customers annually through the Company's Fixed Cost
Adjustment mechanism.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Taturn, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Cornpany.
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REQUEST N0. 19: Reference Tatum Direct al 1B,lines 11-18. Please identify
ldaho's policies on cost causation and how you contend net metering rates should be
structured to provide price signals that reflect those policies.
R_E$FON$E TO REQUEST NO. 19: ln the Company's most recent fully-litigated
general rate case, IPC-E-08-10, the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission")
approved ldaho Power's filed 3CP/12CP class cost-of-service study methodology,
which was genBrally guided by principles detailed in the Electric Utility Cost Allocation
Manual, published January 1992, by the National Association of Regulatory Utility
Commissioners. The Company selected a 3CP/12C? method that used allocators
derived from the three summer (June, July, August) unweighted coincident peaks and
all 12-month unweighted coincident peaks (3CPl12CP) to assign demand-related costs
to the various custorner classes- To the extent that ldaho has a policy on cost
causation, ldaho Power believes it exists in the Commission's publicly available orders.
ldaho Power has not propased hsw rates should be structured for net metering
customers in this case. However, ldaho Power's primary goal in designing fuir and
appropriate rate structures is to reflect lhe cost to serve customers in each rate class.
The response to this Request is sponscred by Tirn Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 18th day of October 2A17 .
LISA D, NORDSTROM
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 18th day of October zAfi I served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOTAR'S FIRST
SET OF DATA REQUISTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY upon the following named
parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the following:
Commission Staff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83724-CI47 4
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH IAW CIFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O, Box 2900
Boise, tdaho 837CI1
ldaho Conservation League
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
7'10 N.6th st.
Boise, ldaho 83702
Matthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South Euclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
ldaho lrrigation Fumpers A*sociation, lnc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P.O. Box 61 19
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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Anthony Yankel
12700 Lake Avenue, Unrt 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 441A7
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 W. Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 S. 1300 W.
WestValley City, Utah 84119
Vote $olar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 5371 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
360 22nd Street, Suite 730
Oakland, California 9461 2
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
150 N. Capitol Blvd
P.O. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701 -0500
ldaho Clean Energy Association
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZLLC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
Boise, ldaho 83702
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazier
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON McCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P.O. Box 4512A
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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Doug $hipley
Dale CraMord
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIRST SET OF DATA REAUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 29
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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Assistant
ldaho Power Company
Annual Net Metering Status Report
Apri! 29,2016
ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company") presents its annual net metering
status report to the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") as required by Order Nos.
32846 and32925 in Case No. IPC-E-12-27. The report begins with updated participation and
groMh data since the Company's last update to the Commission in April 2015 and a discussion
about ldaho Power's average residential net metering customer and how that customer
segment's usage profile is changing over time. The report then details key issues related to the
Company's net metering service, including a quantification of the current and potential future
amount of cost shifting occurring between the net metering residential customer segment and
the residential standard service customer class, an update on excess net energy credit
transfers, and an assessment of the impact of distributed generation on system reliability.
!. Existinq Net Meterinq Service
Current Participation and Growth
As of December 31, 2015, ldaho Power's net metering service consisted of 731 active
systems with a cumulative nameplate capacity of 5.31 megawatts (.tVlW"). During calendar year
2015, participation in net metering service increased by 234 active systems (a 47 percent
increase) with incremental nameplate capacity totaling 1.79 MW. The additional systems were
entirely comprised of new solar photovoltaic ('PV") installations.
During the first quarter of 2016, growth continued with the Company adding 59 new
active systems with aggregate nameplate capacity of 0.827 MW. ln addition, the Company has
77 pending applications totaling 0.938 MW of nameplate capacity. At the end of the first quarter
2015, ldaho Power reported 584 active and pending systems, and atthe end of thefirstquarter
of 2016, ldaho Power has 867 active and pending systems, which represents a 48 percent
growth rate since this time last year.
Tables I and 2 provide the total number of active and pending net metering systems and
nameplate capacity by resource type, jurisdiction, and customer class.
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ldaho Solar PV Wind Hydro/Other Total
Residential 658 55 6 719
Commercial & lndustrial 105 6 4 115
lrrigation 3 1 4
Total ldaho 766 62 10 838
Oregon
11 1 12
Commercial & lndustrial B B
lrrigation I 9
Total Oregon 28 ,l 29
Total Company
Residential 669 56 6 731
Commercial & lndustrial 113 6 4 123
lrrigation 12 1 13
Total Company 794 63 10 867
Table 1 : Number of Net Metering Systemsl - Pending and Active as of March 31, 2016
Table 2: Nameplate Capacity (MW) - Pending and Active as of March 31,2016
Chart 1 details cumulative net metering system counts by customer class from 2001
through the first quarter of 2016 (including pending applications).
1 The net metering database the Company maintains reports a new application as a "system." Some
customers have increased capacity of an existing system or have installed a second system that is a
different resource type; these expansions or additional systems would be counted in Tables 1 and 2 as its
own system. This allows the Company to report capacity in the year in which it came online. Additionally,
because an expansion of an existing system requires the filing of a new application, it is treated
separately for tracking purposes.
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ldaho Solar PV Wind Hvdro/Other Total
Residential 3.53 .29 06 3.BB
Commercial & lndustrial '1.89 .05 09 2.03
lrrigation 21 .o4 25
Tota! ldaho 5.63 .38 6.16
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Commercial & lndustrial 15 15
lrriqation 69 69
Total Oregon 92 0 0 92
Total Companv
Residential 3.61 29 06 3.96
Commercial & lndustrial 2.04 05 09 2.18
lrrigation 90 04 94
Total Company 6.55 38 .15 7.08
Residential
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Chart 1: Cumulative Net Metering System Counts (by Gustomer Type)
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From a capacity perspective, interconnected net metering generation expanded in
accordance with the increasing system counts described above. Chart 2 details cumulative
capacity groMh from 2001 through the first quarter of 2016 (including pending applications).
Chart 2: Cumulative Net Metering Capacity (by Customer Type)
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The majority of growth in the Company's net metering service is related to the
installation of residential PV systems. PV has comprised 90, 98, 99, and 100 percent of the
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incremental resource mix in the years between 2012 and 201 5, respectively. All but one of the
incremental active and pending installations in 2016 are PV.
The exponential growth in net metering service since 2001 demonstrates how the
Company's grid is evolving, and underscores the need to evaluate the associated service
provisions and pricing to ensure that ldaho Power can continue to offer safe, reliable, fair-priced
electrical service now and in the future. ldaho Power also anticipates that as participation in its
net metering service continues to grow, it may require additional staff to facilitate both the
processing of net metering applications at the time of interconnection, as well as processing the
annual transfer of excess net energy credits.
Characteristics of the Average Residential Net Metering Customer
ldaho Power examined the load characteristics of its current residential net metering
service customers to determine differences, if any, between them and current residential
standard service customers for a few reasons. The Company determined the current residential
net metering customers were different for a few reasons: the most obvious difference is that
they use the Company's electrical system bi-directionally, both to take service from the utility
and to put excess generation back onto the grid. Further, because net metering customers are
billed based on net energy consumed over the course of a month, a net metering customer may
be billed for net zero consumption and avoid paying for fixed costs associated with service
during hours of the month they consumed energy from the grid and other hours of the month
they supplied excess net energy to the grid. Based on an analysis o'f 2015 actual billing data,
the net metering customers also tend to be larger energy users, with an average monthly
kilowatt-hour ("kWh") usage of 9952 compared to an average residential standard service
customer who used approximately 9473 kWh per month during 2015. While this relationship
may appear counter-intuitive on its face, a further examination of the usage characteristics of
'This is the monthly average of the total 2015 actual billed kWh for these customers (net of net metering
system generation). Because the Company uses a single meter to measure consumption over a billing
period, it does not have the ability to measure total consumption and total generation separately.
3 Based on 2015 actualbilled kWh forthe residentialclass.
Exhibit No. 902
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the current net metering segment shows that there are a small number of unusually large
energy users skewing the average consumption of the segment.
Chart 3 demonstrates the load shape of the Company's residential customer class on
June 29, 2}15,the day of the 2015ldaho Power adjusted system peak.a Chart 3 also includes
the load shape of the Company's residential net metering customer segment on that same day.
As mentioned above, Chart 3 illustrates that these customers are generally larger users than the
Company's average residential standard service customer and demonstrates the residential net
metering customer's ability to offset usage when, in the case of a PV system, the sun is shining.
Chart 3:2O15 Adjusted System Peak Day (June 29,20151
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ll. Quantification of Cost Shiftinq
As discussed in Case No. IPC-E-12-27 and in prior net metering status reports to the
Commission, the current practice of applying standard retail rates to net metering service is
problematic because it creates the potentialfor inappropriate cost shifting between net metering
customers and standard service customers. The potential for cost shifting is especially large
within the Company's residential and small general service classes because a higher
a The reported system peak was June 30, 2015, at4:00 pm; the adjusted system peak day represents the
hour at which the system would have peaked had the Company not dispatched its demand response
programs. This methodology is consistent with the filed class cost-of-service study from the Company's
last general rate case (lPC-E-11-08).
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percentage of fixed costs are collected through a volumetric energy rate from these customers
as compared to other customer classes. Residential and small general service customers are
currently billed through a two-part rate design consisting of a $5.00 monthly service charge and
volumetric energy rates.
Quantification of Current Cost Shift
The Company performed an analysis of its residential net metering customer segment to
determine what, if any, cost shifting is currently occurring.5 First, the Company quantified the
amount of base rate revenue collected during 2015 from its residential net metering customers.6
Then, using a methodology similar to that used to assign costs to customers during a general
rate case process, the Company determined the ldaho-jurisdictional revenue requirement for
those same net metering customers.
Cost allocation for the 366 customers used the hourly metered data to determine their
use of the system by analyzing demand at the time of the monthly system peak, at the time of
the residential class peak, as well as average energy consumed by month. The results of this
analysis was an estimated cost-of-service specific to how these customers utilize ldaho Power's
electrical grid.
Table 3 details the results of the net metering revenue requirement analysis, which are
functionalized by production, transmission, and distribution and classified by utility services
provided as represented by customer, demand, and energy. Table 3 also presents the
percentage difference in revenue requirement between existing residential net metering
customers and residential standard service customers.
u The Company focused its analysis on the residential customer class for two reasons: (1) the majority of
the recent groMh in the net metering service is in the residential class and (2) the residential customer
class has a two-part rate design with most of the customer-related fixed costs and all of the demand-
related fixed costs being recovered through a volumetric charge. Cost shifting may be occurring in other
customer classes, but the focus of this year's annual status update to the Commission will be on the
current and potential cost shift from residential net metering customers to residential standard service
customers.
6 ln order to compare a full year of billed revenue with an estimated annual revenue requirement, the
analysis contains all residential net metering customers who had afull 12 months of billing data available
for 2015. This data set is comprised of 366 customers.
Exhibit No. 902
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Table 3: Functionalized and Classified Residential Net Metering Customer Segment
Revenue Requirement Compared to Average Residential Standard Service CustomerT
Residential Net
Metering Customers
Compared to Avg Residential
Standard Service Customer
PRODUCTION
Demand, Summer
Demand, Non-summer
Energy, Summer
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81,516
35,721,
727,647
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50,458 8%
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5464,s32 1,7%
The net metering revenue requirement compared to the revenue collection for those
same customers is represented in Chart 4.
Chart 4: 2O15 Residential Net Metering Cost Shift
Using the above described process, the Company quantified the revenue requirement
for the 366 residential net metering customers to be $464,532. The total base rate revenue
received from these customers during 2015 was $408,820, resulting in an estimated cost shift of
$55,712, or 12 percent of the total revenue requirement. As denoted in Chart 4, the $464,532
'The "Compared to Avg Residential Standard Service Customer" column in Table 3 represents the "per
customer" net metering customer segment revenue requirement relative to the "per customer" residential
customer class revenue requirement.
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revenue requirement is comprised of 66 percent fixed costs and 34 percent energy costs;
however, only 5 percent of the total revenue was collected through the fixed service charge and
the remaining 95 percent was collected through the volumetric energy kWh charge.
While the current cost shift is relatively small, it is important to consider the
demographics of the 366 residential net metering customers who make up the $408,820 of base
rate revenue collection in order to assess the risk for future potential cost shift. The kWh usage
varies significantly between the 366 customers, from one customer who consumed (net of
generation) over 179,000 kwh during 2015 (annual base rate revenue collected $17,785) to 40
customers who were not billed for any kWh during 2015 (these customers netted usage to zero
and only paid the $5.00 monthly service charge). ln fact, approximately three percent of the
customers accounted for 20 percent of the 2015 revenue collection.
The Company believes that a few large energy users in this group are muting the cost
shift of the net zero customers who effectively avoid paying most of the customer-related costs
required to serve them, and do not pay any of the cost of the distribution, transmission, or
generation systems, even though they may still use these throughout the year. The Company
does not believe the 366 residential net metering customers analyzed for quantification of the
current amount of cost shifting is representative of the future potential for cost shift. As the
economics of installing a residential PV system improve, the Company expects the installation
of these systems will become more attractive and attainable to the Company's average
residential customer.
Potentialfor Future Cost Shift
To project potential future cost shift that could occur in the residential customer class,
the Company quantified an estimated cost shift per new net metering customer and applied that
quantification against future potential adoption rates of residential net metering.
Estimated Cost Shift Per Customer
To quantify the estimated cost shift per customer, the Company looked at recent
installations of net metering systems within its residential customer class to determine what
llxhibir No. 902
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system sizes are most commonly installed. Chart 5 shows the percentage of systems according
to size installed by ldaho Power's residential customers in each of the last five years. The data
shows that as the costs of PV have declined over the last several years, the size of PV systems
being installed by residential customers has increased. The most commonly installed system in
2015 was a 6 kilowatt ("kW') system and the second most commonly installed system was a 5
kW system. Based on estimates from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory ("NREL") PV
Watts@ Calculator, a 6 kW standard fixed (open rack) system located in Boise, ldaho, will
generate approximately 8,731 kWh/year and a 5 kW standard fixed (open rack) system located
in Boise, Idaho, will generate approximately 7,276 kWh/year.
Chart 5: System Size of Residential Net Metering Customer lnstallations (PV Systems
Only)
ln order to quantify the potential for future cost shifting, the Company compared a
calculated revenue requirement for an average residential customer before and after the
installation of a net metering system. First, the Company looked at the average hourly load
profile of its residential customer class in order to estimate a per customer revenue requirement
(based on the same methodology explained on page 6). The Company then used the hourly
output profile provided by the NREL PV Watts@ Calculator to quantify the net hourly usage of an
average residential customer who installs a 6 kW PV system. Using the net hourly usage, the
Company quantified the estimated annual revenue requirement for an average residential
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customer after the installation of a 6 kW PV system. The results of that analysis are presented
in Table 4.
Table 4: Annual Potential Cost Shift Per Residential Net Metering Gustomer
Standard Service
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Net Metering
Residential Customer
(5 kW System)
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Table 4 demonstrates that while a residential net metering customer's self-generation
reduces the cost to serve that customer, it does not eliminate the costs entirely and it does not
reduce them as much as the utility bill is potentially reduced. However, the price signal sent to
the customer through the current rate design may inappropriately send a signal that the cost to
serve them is lower than it actually is. The average sized ldaho Power residential customer
who installs a 6 kW PV system is able to reduce his or her revenue requirement by 26 percent,
however, that same customer's bill is reduced by 71 percent. The potential cost shift of $444
per customer is quantified by subtracting the amount paid to the Company ($308) from the total
estimated annual revenue requirement of $848 and subtracting the $96 existing intra-class
subsidy that exists for a customer of this size.
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Future Potential Adoption Rates
As reported in the "Current Participation and Growth" section of the report, the
residential customer segment has seen a tremendous rate of groMh in the adoption of net
metering. Chart 6 represents the number of ldaho Power residential net metering customers
through the end of 2015.
Chart 6: Cumulative Growth in Residentia! Net Metering Gustomers8
Using the historical growth trends, the Company projected residential net metering
customer counts through the scheduled 2021 expiration of the federal investment tax credit
("lTC").e Three forecasted growth scenarios were developed based on the distribution of year-
over-year growth rates by month as experienced over the past 18-months. The "[r/edian"
scenario represents the median of the growth rate distribution, the "Low" growth scenario is
t Chart 6 represents cumulative growth in residential net metering customers. While Tables 1 and 2
counted expansions of existing systems or installation of multiple resource types as separate systems, for
purposes of forecasting net metering customer groMh, the Company is reporting counts based on
customer agreements.
'A taxpayer may claim a credit of 30 percent of qualified expenditures for a system that serves a dwelling
unit located in the United States that is owned and used as a residence by the taxpayer. The
Consolidated Appropriations Act, signed in December 2015, extended the expiration date for PV and
solar thermal technologies, and introduced a gradual step down in the credit value for these technologies.
The 30 percent ITC was extended through 2019 and it will reduce to 26 and 22 percenl in 2020 and 2021 ,
respectively. The credit for all other technologies will expire at the end of 2016.
(http,llenerqv"qovi 9?vinqs/residential-renewable-ener,gv-tax-crqdit)
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based on the 1Oth percentile of groMh rates and the "High" growth scenario is based on the 70th
percentile of growth rate.
The year in Chart 7 represents the year the customer installs a system.
Ghart 7: Forecasted Growth in Residential Net Metering Customers
Potential lmpact of Grid Paritv
"Grid parity" refers to the point in time when the levelized cost of energy ('LCOE") from a
PV system becomes cost competitive with the retail rate of energy. The LCOE is determined by
performing a net present value ("NPV') calculation that takes into account the total cost of the
system (up front capital cost, ongoing operations and maintenance costs, inverter replacement,
etc.), as well as benefits received via state and federal tax incentives, and divides the quantified
NPV by the average annual energy output from the system.
While the Company only considered historical adoption rates to predict possible future
adoption of residential net metering systems, it is important to consider what the potential
impact of the cost of rooftop PV reaching grid parity may be. At the point the LCOE is lower
than the retail cost of energy supplied by the utility, it becomes more economical for customers
to install PV and it is reasonable to predict that the groMh in the PV net metering systems will
accelerate considerably. The Company also expects that a broader range of customers may
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consider installing PV once the cost of installing that system becomes cost competitive with the
utility rate.
Future Potential Cost Shift
The starting point in Chart B represents the residential net metering customers the
Company had at the end of 2014 who had a full year of billing data for 2015. That is, the
Company's quantified current cost shift of $55,712 corresponds to the customer count at the
end of 2014 (366 customers). ln order to project potential future cost shift, the Company
applied the average per-residential net metering customer cost shift of $444 to the potential
near-term adoption of residential net metering service.
Chart 8 shows the potential future cost shift by 2021 could be as high as $1.9 million per
year or as low as $755,000 per year, with the median growth rate yielding a potential future cost
shift of $1.3 million per year by 2021.
Chart 8: Cumulative Annual Potential Cost Shift
Addressing the potentia! cost shift
The Company believes its net metering service has reached a pivotal point; that is, the
Company is able to quantify that cost shifting is occurring and can reasonably predict that future
cost shifting will continue to occur at an increasing rate. The current rate design of billing
residential and small general service customers a nominal service charge coupled with the
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remaining variable and fixed cost recovery through a volumetric rate is concerning for two
reasons: (1) new residential customers installing PV systems are creating a real and
quantifiable cost shift to residential standard service customers who either choose not to install
PV systems or do not have the means to do so, and (2) the current rate design sends an
incorrect price signal to residential and small general service customers who are evaluating
whether or not to install a PV system. The Company's analysis demonstrates that while the
revenue requirement associated with serving a residential PV net metering customer is
estimated to be reduced by 26 percent, that same customer's bill is reduced by 71 percent.
The Company is not the first to look at addressing the potential for cost shift that exists
with net metering customers and the Company continues to believe that proper rate design is
the appropriate means for addressing the cost shift that is occurring and will grow with the
continued adoption of distributed generation in its service area. Utilities across the country are
examining how to best address the issues created by existing rate designs and the historical
practice of a 1:1 kWh credit established at the retail rate and have started introducing means for
better fixed cost recovery for their net metering customers.to ln 201 5, other state commissions
overseeing three utilities established a separate class for distributed generation customersll
and three other requests by utilities to do the same are being considered.12
Ill. Billinq Svstem Capabilities
While ldaho Power continues to believe its current rate designs cannot sustainably
support the widespread expansion of net metering, it is important to consider billing system
capabilities when evaluating proposed changes to the pricing of the Company's net metering
service. ln general, utility billing systems are not initially configured to accommodate net
'o Alabama Power charges a capacity reservation fee, Arizona Public Service charges a grid access fee,
California utilities (Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, and San Diego Gas & Electric)
charge an interconnection fee that was previously paid by all customers and future distributed generation
customers will default to a time-of-use rate, Hawaiian Electric companies charge minimum bills, and
Dominion Virginia and Appalachian Power charge standby fees.
11 Westar, Nevada Power, and Sierra Pacific Power
" UNS Electric and Tucson Electric in Arizona both filed to establish mandatory three-part rates for
distributed generation customers. El Paso Electric in Texas filed for establishment of three part rate
structu res for partial-requirements customers.
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metering transactions, and changes in net metering billing practices often require resource-
intensive customization that not only result in up-front costs, but require additional ongoing
maintenance costs as well.
IV. Svstem Reliabilitv Considerations
Net metering systems in ldaho Power's service area are dispersed across hundreds of
distribution feeders. Because the current penetration level is relatively small compared to
distribution feeder loads, as of the end of 2015, there was no significant impact on distribution
system reliability attributed to net metering system operation.
As of March 31,2016, the Company's 789 active net metering systems were dispersed
across roughly 282 o'f its approximately 650 distribution feeders. That compares to 550 active
systems across 229 distribution feeders that were reported on March 31,2015. The feeders
that contain the greatest number of net metering systems are largely located in northeast Boise
and in the Wood River area, while the feeders that contain the greatest amount of connected
net metering capacity tend to be located in mostly agricultural and rural areas. The greatest
number of active net metering systems that currently exist on a single distribution feeder is
sixteen. From a capacity perspective, eight generators (all solar) rated at approximately 398 kW
are located on a single distribution feeder. That feeder serves mostly rural customers with a
calculated summer peak load of approximately 1,600 kW. The percentage of connected net
metering kW capacity to the feeder's calculated summer peak load is approximately 24 percent.
The percentage of connected kW capacity to summer peak loads for the remaining 2Sl feeders
with active net metering systems remains less than 4 percent. The Company has not yet
experienced significant operational impacts on these feeders.
Because net metering installations are typically unique in both customer-specific system
attributes, as well as the Company's facilities in a particular location, the Company reviews
several factors when determining the feasibility of connecting a new net metering system. This
review may include determining if there is adequate transformation at the point of connection, if
the existing service conductor has adequate capacity to serve the total connected capacity of
Exhibit No 902
IDAIFIOeROU$ERG@{AANY'S ANNUAL NET METERING STATUS REPORT - 16u'.No rpc-E-17-13
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the generators, and if the phasing (single- versus three-phase) of the system matches the
service infrastructure. Additionally, in 2015, the Company performed its first feeder-level
feasibility study for a 75 kW system requesting interconnection onto the feeder that contains the
greatest amount of connected capacity (24 percent) mentioned above. The result of that study
indicated that the system could be incorporated without any modification to the existing
distribution feeder. ln fact, the Company has not denied any net metering applications due to
system limitations, but continues to carefully monitor requests for connection to ensure ongoing
reliable service is available to both existing and new customers.
The Company will continue to monitor the effects of net metering service on its system
including tracking the locations and connected capacities of net metering customers and
comparing connected capacities to minimum feeder loads. As net metering system penetration
increases, ldaho Power will keep the Commission apprised of experienced or anticipated
system reliability impacts and will propose mitigation as needed which may include additional
inverter requirements, e.9., smart inverters.
V. 2015 Excess Net Enerqv Credit Transfers (Manual Meter Aqqreqation)
Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production Net Metering Service ("Schedule 84")
provides for net metering customers to submit requests to transfer excess net energy credits
between January 1 and January 31 of each year. Applications received are reviewed against
the following criteria from Schedule 84:
. The account subject to offset is held by the customer; and
o The meter is located on, or contiguous to, the property on which the Designated
lvleterl3 is located. For the purposes of Schedule 84, contiguous property includes
property that is separated from the premises of the Designated Meter by public or
railroad rights of way; and
. The meter is served by the same primary feeder as the Designated Meter at the time
the customer files the application for the Net tt/letering System;14 and
tt Schedule 84 states the Designated tvleter "is the retail meter physically connected to the Net Metering
System."
'o Schedule 84 states the Net Metering System "is a Customer-owned Generation Facility interconnected
to the Company's system under the applicable terms of Schedule 72 and Schedule 84."
Uxhibit No 902lDAlrtOeRGVtrER@MRANY'S ANNUAL NET IVETERING STATUS REPORT - 16aseNo rpc-rj-r7-rl
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The electricity recorded by the meter is for the customer's requirements; and
For customers taking service under Schedule 1 or Schedule 7, credits may only be
transferred to meters taking service under Schedule 1 or Schedule 7. For customers
taking service under Schedule g, Schedule 19, or Schedule 24, credits may only be
transferred to meters taking service under Schedule 9, Schedule 19, or Schedule 24.
On December 3,2015, all of the Company's net metering service customers were sent a
letter outlining the meter aggregation process, the requirements, and the deadlines for
customers to submit an application for transfer of eligible excess net energy credits. A copy of
the transfer request form and a Frequently Asked Questions document were sent with the letter
(both of which are available on the Company's website).1s Lastly, the Company posted a
message on all net metering service customers' December bills informing them of the upcoming
transfer window.
Given the costs associated with system customization, the Commission directed ldaho
Power in Order No. 32925 to keep it apprised of the number of customers choosing to transfer
excess net energy credits under the newly-approved meter aggregation rules. As of the
January 31, 2016, deadline, the Company received 26 applications for transfer and those
applications were reviewed during February against the Schedule 84 criteria.
Based on the above criteria, the Company determined that 19 of the requests were
eligible for transfer. The total amount transferred was 250,204 kWh generated from net
metering systems taking service under Residential (19 percent), Small General (60 percent),
and Large General (21 percent) rate schedules. The 250,204 kwh were transferred to
customers taking service under Residential (79 percent) and Large General (21 percent) rate
schedules.
The Company received seven applications that were ultimately found to be ineligible for
transfer based on the following:
. Six applicants did not have excess net energy credits.
. One applicant requested a transfer to a meter on a property that was not contiguous.
15 XltBs:i/www.idahopower.com/About ionlnterconnect/netMetqruqqftl
Exhibit No 902
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The Company contacted by phone all of the customers who had requested a transfer but
whose applications were ultimately denied to explain the reason the requested transfer could
not be completed.
Vl. Conclusion
ldaho Power continues to believe that in order to facilitate the expansion of distributed
generation in a safe, reliable, and fair manner, net metering rate design must be addressed
sooner rather than later. Between the first quarters of 2015 and 2016, pending and active net
metering systems in ldaho Power's service area have increased 48 percent. This growth brings
the potential for significant cost shifting to occur from the Company's net metering customer
segment to the standard service customer classes, most prominently within the residential and
small general service customer classes. As demonstrated by the analysis presented in this
report, an average-sized ldaho Power residential customer who installs a six kW system is able
to reduce his or her revenue requirement by 26 percent, however, that same customer's bill is
reduced by 71 percent. As a result, the potential future cost shift by 2021 could be as high as
$1.9 million or as low as $755,000, with a median growth rate yielding potential future cost shifts
of $1.3 million by 2021 .
As the economics of installing a residential PV system improve, the Company expects
the installation of these systems will become more attractive and attainable to the Company's
average residential customer. At the point the LCOE of rooftop PV is lower than the retail cost of
energy supplied by the utility, it becomes more economical for customers to install PV and the
growth in the PV net metering systems may accelerate considerably. The Company also
expects that a broader range of customers may consider installing PV once the cost of installing
that system becomes cost competitive with the utility rate.
The exponential growth in net metering service since 2001 demonstrates how the
Company's grid is evolving, and underscores the need to evaluate the associated service
provisions and pricing to ensure that ldaho Power can continue to offer safe, reliable, fair-priced
electrical service now and in the future.
I&AIeIO.RGffffiGOTdRANY,S ANNUAL NET METERING STATUS REPORT - 1Eu,"^i][?liI;?i
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Parlies'Data Requcsts
Outline
a Executive Summary
Sa les
Peak
a Economic Forecast Drivers
Overview
Population
La bor, Other Considerations
s Class Forecasts
Residenti al, Cfl, lrrigation, and Alternative Technologies
Other class forecast considerations
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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2OL7 Sales and Load Forecast
KEY DRIVERS KEY RESULTS
2016 actuals still flat, models
recalibrate
Economy in expansionary phase of
business cycle in some sectors
Growing impact from DSM/EE both
programmatic and organic
Population growth robust, supports
continued customer growth
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System sales growth O.9Ya over the next
20 years (1,.3% in next 5 years)
C/l shuffle; macroeconomic and policy
implications
Residential UPC decline slows
Irrigation "holds constant"
Other alternative energy sou rces/uses
still in infancy stages in ldaho...impacts
noticeable in long term
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- l3
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Touch of History
16
15
9% Growth
since 2006
--t----
2o/oGrowth
since 200614
ACTUAL SALES
13
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 20't4 2015
.compal{llg$ffi96ifl,fr ft b[?'dffi 'riiJticosrvronry
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Past 10 Years of Electricity Sales (000,000's MWh)
System Forecast Results
19,000
18,000
17,000
16,000
1 5,000
14,000
1 3,000
12,000
"i
5,500
5,000
4,500
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,0002006 2011
e2017IRP
2016
, 2015 rRP
1996
Historic (wA)
2017 IRP Forecast
2015 IRP Forecast
2021 2026 2031 2036
Actual
-l^fs3(hs7{dju5ts{
2001 2006
-Actual
2011 2016 2021
e2017lRP
2026 2031
2015 tRP
2036
1.4%
1.4Yo
5
Historic (wA)
2017 IRP Forecast
1.9% O,O%
2015 IRP Forecast
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
o.8%
t.o%
o.9%
t.t%
2.8% 0.3%
t.L%
L.L%
1.5% 1.2%
1.596xhibit l[drro2
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System Peak 1s5,n Percentile MW)
'07:L6'97-',0,6Sales Growth Rates '17-'26 Peak Growth Rates :;.rza I ,zt-,*
System Sales (ooo's ruwtr)
'17136
Headline Load Change Statistics
CHANGE FROM PREVIOUS IRP FORECAST
by 2026
(L) Residential
(2) c/t
(3) lrrigation
(4) Losses
TOTAL CHANGES
* Approximate values
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
(1s)GWh
(3s) GWh
5 GWh
(s)GWh
(s0)GWh
/(lso) MW
10 GWh
(1_0)GWh
(7s) GWh/
(17s) MW
10 GWh
(ls)GWh
(lso)GWh/
(2s0) MW
(1.s)GWh (2s)GWh
(60)GWh (1_20)GWh
200 -250
650 - 700
L50 - 200
1,000 - 1,500 GWh
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Main Economic Forecast Drivers
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- l7-13
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Economic Headlines
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
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Headli ne Statistica I Economic Considerations
Strong migration into IPC area continues
ldaho benefits from its location to higher cost and more regulated markets such as California,
Washington, and Oregon
Idaho labor market robust compared to US average
Strong dollar since mid-2014 continues to provide downward pressure to export-
oriented customers
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Housing permits rebound, outlook remains positive
Share of single-family to multi-family normalizing (8k permits in Q216)
Area Economics
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INCREASING PPH
1970 7975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2070 20L5
K Multlfamlly soURcE: auaderlv Permlts U.s. census 8ure.u forAda, canvon, and E.nnockcounties.
x Single Family
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DECREASING PPH * * * Ada/Canyon/Bannock
County Growth
14,000
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
0
,I
-
Residential Cust
.1. .t
l'II
.. r.,,t,
I ,v-a dd o d d d d d d o o o d d d d d d d d d d d d d d dd d dd d d dd d3338833333833S3EE$8$88888888885565556
Single and Multi Family Housing Permits
(Ada, Canyon, Bannock Counties)
. ln general, population growth accelerates when
construction becomes more viable.
to changes ina
pe
Maior County Population and IPC Customer Growth
tI
highest since housing boom.
Levelsatn
Nationa! Economic Considerations
$0Xy . u.S. Dollar |drr . W.ikly oHLc C$arl
8.0%
6.0%
4.OoA
2.O%
o.va
-2.O%
-4.0.4
-6.0%
-4.0%
-
ldaho
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SOURCE: U.S. Sureau oftaborSt.tistlcs (8tS): Curent tmploymenl Slatstics (cES), Qu.neilyCensus of
Employment.nd W.ges (QCEW).ctual data through Q2t5
lnformation 2.6%
1.8/oProfessional/Business Services
Construction
r a,r,o f #tf &f;fr hle[*ficEvi tcs
ttE:;??E sfltrii8spitar ity services
L.3%
o.6%
la.0
r00m
lfl
.'i rr
,10
itrD
a.fi
760
7{S
,ts
:rlt al4 n!5 l,f
1.5%
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0p S 65. H !5.4. h.94 07. El9r5l
I
lndustry
Growth
Difference
(lDvs U5)
industrial in IPC
econometric models C{!eNo. ll'( -[-11-1:
Class Forecasts
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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1L
Commercial and Industrial Sales Forecast
(thousa nds of megawatthours)
I,OOO
8,500
a,ooo
7,500
7,OOO
6,500
6,OOO
5,500
5,OOO
201f2s3! Growth.llt:-1:2Y:_ *d
2017-2036 Growth Rate 0.7%
2006 2011
-2017
tRP
2016
2015 tRP
2021 2026 2031
-Weather
Adjusted
2036
Actual
12
1997.2006 2007-2016 2017,.026
Weather Adjusted Sales 2.3% 4.2%
2317 IRP Forecast 0.9%
2027-2036
0.6%
7.20/o
Cll Sectoral Contributions
2OL7 IRP Load Forecast and Historica! Comparison
SHARE OF ENERGY SALES BY INDUSTRY WPE IN IPC TERRITORY
35%
25%
7A%
75%
10v
5%
o%
21.9
36.5 43.5iiMW
il II rl
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=
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ts
Idaho Power Company's
Parties' Data Requests
r 2011-2016 YTD a2017-2021 ForecastResponses lo
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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Some benefit into
dairy industry...not as
exposed to export
market
w Large Load lmpact
Ir
. Shift from food
manufacturing and
packaging into more
service industries
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Cll Sales - Historica! lmpact of DSM
550,000
Motors 45%
lnt Lighting L9%
Ext Lighting 8%
Processing 8%
Cooling 6%
illllilllilll ltlfilllfill
*
ilillfilll
Heating
Refrigeration
Office Equip
Ventilation
Water Heating
Misc
4%
3%
3%
ao/L/O
1%
L%c 5
: Billed 93ls5 _!ate5rlSM
cEt6
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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I4
MWh
6m,000
PROCURED DSM
TECHNOTOGY SHARE
Tech Type DSM
Share
HISTORICAT EE ACQUISITION
Residential Sales Forecast
000's
MWh
7,000
6,OOO
036 Grtlwth Rate ol ,..2% year
2017-2036 Growth Rate of 1.2% year
5,500
5,OOO
4,500
4,OOO2006 20'11 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
*2017lRP '2015 lRP Actual
-WeatherAdjusted
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lrv€ather l\dj u$ed Sales
2017-2026 2027-2036 20'17-2036
20'17 IRP Forecast
20'i5 29i
1997-2006
2.4v"
1..4%
L.2%
1.LYo
L.2%
6,500
2007-2016
-o.1%
iiNir.{
Residential Usage Drivers
Sources of !ncreases
Plug-ins
Lighting
App EfflBldC Codes
Gas/Elec Share
Sources of Decreases
EE/Rooftop Solar
Saturation
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Home Size
Household lncome
Results
Residential Use per Customer
(Weather Adjusted kWh per Customer)
14,000
13,000
Actuals
2008 2012 2016 202L
13.0 L2.4 11.6 71_.2
Forecast
10.9 L0.4
A
12,000 ,lel
2036 6rowth Rate o' 0.3?r ycar
-i..''"+,a-I11,000
2017-2036 Growth Rate ot -0.5%
10,000
9,0002006 2011 2016 202',1 2026 2031 2036
-2017IRP
w2015IRP le"Actual UPC
-WeatherAcljusted
UPC
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests t7
' At end of 2015, homes built after 2000
used, on average, 5% less electricity then
homes built before 2000.
. Replacement cycle of old appliances plays
out in UPC forecast. No major code change
beyond lighting.
. Peak resi usage follows srnrital ti'ends
MWh
lyr
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Efficiency Legislation ! m pact
on Residential Usage
(kwh per
'"trtrffi'ol
3,500 -.
2,500
3,000 --.
2,000
1,500
1,000
Lighting standards as per
EISA legis
0
2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023 2025 2027 2029 2031 2033 203s
*Miscellaneous elechic appliances (kwtrly€a0
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Wsetslkwhrear)''"*""LiShtinS(kwh/yea4
* Energy lndependence and Security Act Solar
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Notes
New lighting standards phased
in from 20I2-20t4. Bulbs use
25% less energy
,n2A2A, the second phase of
the 2007 EISA* legislation,
eliminates the remaining
incandescent light bulbs
Misc appliances that contribute
to "plug-in" load increase
security systems, battery
cha rgers (mobi leli Pad/la ptops),
dehumidifiers, etc.
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Major Legislative Standards g
500 - --
lrrigation Sales Forecast
IRRIGATION SALES FORECAST Notes
00ds
MWh
3,000
2,500
2,000
't,500
1,000
500
Record Sales - 2.1 million MWh in 2013
1996 1998 m00 2002 AXH 2006 2lX)8 2010 2012 20'll 2016 m18 2020 2022 2024 ?025 2028 2030 2032 203,1 2036*2015|RP '-='"Aciual -2017 IRP
-WeatherAdjusledIdaho Power Company's Responses to
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. Probability bands suggest that
t0% chance sales will be higher
by 200 GWh due to weather and
250GWh less due to weather
. Slightly above 20 year trend,
but weather normalized 2016
acutals launch off of new point
. Main drivers include
temperatures and precipitation,
crop price, agricultural output,
and crop cycle water intensity
(alfalfa and corn)
NET METERING AND EV FORECASTS
@ 3SO
IPC PIUG-I'{ VEHICLE FORECAST
fi r*, *rrllllllIIlllll
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customer count
Residential
Commercial
Energy Reduction - in aMW
Residential
Commercial
Panies' Data Requests
4,19t 8,37s 33,383727
88
-2.2
-0.3
-4.7
-0.4
-t8.7
-o.7
303
20
NET METERING
. Consistent with IPC 2016 Annual Net
Metering Status Report in case IPC-E-
12-27 pursuant to Order Nos. 32846 &
32925
. Modeled the impact of roof-top solar
(NM) on the sales forecast, avg reduction in
summer billing demand *tVYo
. Forecast utilized Moody's light-duty vehicle
forecast in coniunction with DOE vehicle
cost comparison for gas versus electric plug-
in
. Forecast to2A2t shows 1,008 vehicle impact
on system load ... not significant
I
ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Net-Metering Forecast 2016 2A2L 2026
-0.6
-o.2
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
MW
4,500
tF CDD
1,300
1,200
1,100
1,000
900
800
700
600
500
5 - 30 Yr Avg CDD's BOISE
4,200
3,900
3,600
3,300
3,000
2,700
2,400
2,1o0
1,800
1,500
twa
90%
Bea
7@6
6@/.
5016
40%
3@A
20%
L@/.
e/.
-s-yearrlcyear
\5:I9al
zo-year
25-year
-3Gyear
odN6d6GN660dd6C60ts@60HN6<6o6oo666o66OooOOOOOOOd HdHHH66060666666666600000000000ilddidddHdddddNNdddNNNdNNdN
odN6+6@ts@60HN6<6@F@OOdN69666666666060000000000HHHHH H6 6 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0€,o:.o,q^o o o o oH H H d d H d d d d N N N N N N NTIIdIINUdq N N N d
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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CHANGING WEATHER NORMALS
Summer Peak
-Summer
Peak [F
SEASONAL PEAKS AND LOAD FACTORS
rl
Recap
*
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TH EM E: Responsible Optimism
Strong national and ldaho economics
) lncreased mobility, ldaho labor, and balance sheets
Commercial and lndustrial growth in near term more service oriented
Residentia! Use per Customer continues erosion...current efficiency legislation
points decline slows pace in long term
DSM/EE impact growing in commercial and industrial sector
On balance, sales base strong ...0.9yo over 2Oyr horizon, growth L.3yo over
next 5 yrs
*
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibil No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No. 5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
I ngld slrom @ ida hopower. co m
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS
WITH ON-SITE GENERATION
CASE NO. |PC-E-17-13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
SECOND SET OF DATA
REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER
COMPANY
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)
)
)
)
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)
)
COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Vote Solar's Second Set of Data Requests to ldaho Power dated October
10,2017, herewith submits the following information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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REQUEST NO. 20: Please provide work papers to support your application and
all witness testimony including all underlying data and analyses to support any
numerical calculations, tables, and figures presented in the application and testimony.
Please provide work papers in native format with formulas and links intact. Please
consider this an ongoing request and timely provide any additional work papers
supporting additional testimony filed in this proceeding.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 2O: Please see the Attachment to the
Company's response to Request No. 24 for the workpapers to support Figure 1 in the
Company's Application.
Please see the Attachment to the Company's response to Request No. 48 for the
workpapers to support the payback period calculation in Mr. Tatum's testimony.
Please see Attachment 1 for the workpapers to support Table 1, Table 2, and
Figure 1 in Ms. Aschenbrenner's testimony.
Please see Attachment 2 for the workpapers to support Table 3 in Ms.
Aschen brenner's testimony.
Please find all other workpapers to support Ms. Aschenbrenner's testimony in the
following responses:
. Aschenbrenner Direct - Figure 2. Please see Attachment 2 to the
Company's response to Request No, 33.
. Aschenbrenner Direct - Figure 3: Please see the Attachment to the
Company's response to Request No. 24
" Aschenbrenner Direct - Figure 4: Please see the Attachment to the
Company's response to Request No. 25
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 2
Idaho l)orver Cornpany's Responses to
I)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
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Please see Attachment 3 for the workpapers to support Figure 1 and Figure 2 in
Mr. Angell's testimony.
Please find all other workpapers to support Mr. Angell's testimony in the following
responses:
o Angell Direct - Figure 3: Please see the Attachment to the Company's
response to Request No. 37.
. Angell Direct - Figure 4: Please see the Attachment to the Company's
response to Request No. 38.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO.21: Reference the following quote from page 12 of your
Application: "High DER penetration amounts create distribution circuit operation
challenges, such as voltage management, short circuit detection, and islanding."
a. Please quantify the level of DER penetration that you consider "high," as
used in the above-quoted statement.
b. Please provide documentation regarding each operation challenge you
experienced as a result of current levels of DER penetration.
c. Please provide documentation regarding each voltage management
challenge you experienced as a result of current levels of DER penetration.
d. Please provide documentation regarding each short circuit detection
challenge you experienced as a result of current levels of DER penetration.
e. Please provide documentation regarding each islanding challenge you
experienced as a result of current levels of DER penetration.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 21:
a. ldaho Power agrees with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's
('NREL") definition of high penetration photovoltaic ("PV") published in the High-
Penetration PV lntegration Handbook for Distribution Engineers on January 2A16. The
NREL defines high penetration PV as the level at which the distribution network has a
high likelihood of experiencing voltage, thermal, and/or protection criteria violations.
Every feeder has a unique topology and the level of distributed energy resources
("DER') penetration at which each feeder will experience voltage management, short
circuit detection and/or islanding will be different.
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b. ldaho Power has experienced operational challenges as a result of current
levels of DER penetration. The following are descriptions of the operational challenges:
r The generation output of DER has created challenges for providing
alternate service to customers through distribution circuit tie-switches,
normally open switches between distribution circuit that are used to
supply customers during circuit maintenance and outage. This has
required the replacement of single-phase switches with gang-operated
three-phase switches and additional switching procedures, shown in
Figure 1.
Figure 1. Distribution Circuit map notification of additional operating
procedures.
r The potential of closing into an out-of-synchronism generator.
c. ldaho Power has experienced the following voltage management
challenges due to current levels of DER penetration.
o DER connected to the Blue Gulch substation caused high voltage
issues on the distribution circuit due to control challenges among
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The Mora substation experienced high voltage at the low side of the
substation transformer due to reverse power flow at the substation.
The Load Tap Changer ("LTC") was unable to quickly adjust to the
change in the power direction, causing high voltage. Figure 3 provides
an illustration.
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Distribution circuits may experience high voltage when high
penetration of DER occur on the circuits with substation transformer
based circuit capacitor controls, High voltage was experienced near
the generation site of a DER on the Gary substation due to the
operation of the Company's capacitors.
High voltage conditions occur when the Cairo distribution circuits with
DER are being sourced from Ontario substation for maintenance or
repair.
Jamieson substation experiences high voltage at multiple locations on
the feeder. Figure 4 illustrates the voltage reads at Jamieson above
126 V on a 120-V base.
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. The Company experiences high voltage at the point of interconnection
for several DER interconnections. See the response to Request No.
39 for a list of each time ldaho Power has experienced a voltage
violation as a result of current DER penetration levels.
d. ldaho Power has not documented any short circuit detection issues as a
result of current levels of DER penetration.
e. On May 6, 2016, a DER interconnected to the Tamarack 012 distribution
circuit operated in an islanded condition. The documentation of the event follows:
A customer operates a DER that is interconnected to ldaho Power's Tamarack
Substation 012 distribution circuit. The following sequence of events were recorded on
May 6, 2017, for the Tamarack 012 distribution circuit:
8:00 - The Regional System Operator opened Tamarack 011A and 012A
distribution ci rcuit breakers.
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A troubleman waited by the 114T2 Tamarack-Starkey 138 kilovolt ('kV")
switch with the intent of opening it after the Tamarack load was dropped by 011A
and 0124.
The troubleman heard the noise from the opening of Tamarack 011A and
012A breakers but saw that the lights were still on at the customer's premise.
The troubleman went to the customer's site to investigate before opening
the 138 kV switch.
The troubleman approached one of the pad mount transformers serving
the customer and heard the typical 60 Hz transformer hum. lt appeared that all
the customer's facility lights and machinery were operating.
The troubleman measured 8,000 V on the Tamarack 012 overhead.
The troubleman approached the customer and asked if the generator was
on. The customer said no. They continued to talk but the customer insisted the
generator must be off. The troubleman asked the customer to go and visually
check whether the generator was on or off.
8.20 - The customer approached the generator and seconds later all of the lights
went out as the generator shut down.
The customer said that he didn't think the generator could operate when
the ldaho Power feeder was deenergized.
The troubleman said that the generator had been on for about 20 minutes,
but was now off.
8:27 - The troubleman opened the 114T2 Tamarack-Starkey switch.
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8:30 - Tamarack 0114 closed by the Regional System Operator and the feeder
was energized.
8:31 - Tamarack O12A closed by the Regional System Operator and the feeder
was energized.
The voltage and power flow of the Tamarack 012 distribution circuit during the
islanding condition is shown in Figure 5. The shaded region indicates the time that the
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Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NQ._22: Reference the followin g quote from page 12 of the
Application: "To reduce these operational challenges, ldaho Power first replaces the
controllers and optimizes their settings for reduction of voltage deviation without
substantially increasing the device wear."
a. Please identify each controller you replaced as a result of DER
penetration, by year, for each of the last ten (10) years.
b. For each controller identified in response to subsection a, above, please
provide:
i. The total expenditure;
ii. The amount of expenditure that was capitalized;
iii. The remaining book life and undepreciated balance of the controller
that was replaced and the salvage value, if any.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 22:
a. The following table lists the controllers ldaho Power has replaced as a
result of DER penetration, by year, for each of the last ten years. All of the controllers
identified in the table below were replaced because of voltage issues created by the
interconnection of DER.
b. i. Please see the table referenced in a.
ii. Please see the table referenced in a. Pursuant to Schedule 72, the
Seller pays all costs of interconnecting a Generation Facility to the Company's
system. This payment is recorded as a Contribution in Aid of Construction
('CIAC") which offsets the expenditure resulting in a net plant amount of $0.
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iii. The Company is not able to provide the remaining book life,
undepreciated balance of the controller that was replaced, or the salvage credit
of that controller. The controller is not a property unit, it is a minor component of
the substation main transformer property unit.
Project expenditures are tracked by identified property units rather than individual
components. Depreciation is managed on a group asset level rather than individual
component basis. As stated above, a controller is not a unit of property, and therefore,
any replacement activity would not be capitalized. The salvage value applied to each
project is based on a percentage allocation of the monthly salvage receipts to all
projects with equipment removal labor hours charged in that month. Any salvage
amount applied to a project that includes the replacement of a controller is not directly
related to the controller value. Additionally, any salvage applied to a project would
reduce the CIAC requirement amount under Schedule 72, effectively reducing the cost
to the Seller.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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Controller Year Expenditure Offsetting CIAC Capitalized
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Dry Creek Dairy Digester LTC Controller 2008 $2,900.00 -$2,900.00 $0.00
Nyssa T061 LTC Controller 2015 $3,100.00 -$3,100.00 $0.00
Adrian T061 LTC Controller 2015 $3,000.00 -$3,000.00 $0.00
Vale T061 LTC Controller 2015 $3,000.00 -$3,000.00 $0.00
Holly T061 LTC Controller 2016 $3,100.00 -$3,100.00 $o.oo
Hope T061 LTC Controller 2016 $3,000.00 -$3,000.00 $0.00
Mora LTC Controller 2016 $3,000.00 -$3,000.00 $0.00
Sinker Creek T131 Tap Changer 2017 $3,100.00 -$3,100.00 $0.00
REQUEST NO. 23: Please provide ldaho Power's Response to Staffs
Production Request Nos. 6 and 7 in Case No. IPC-E-O1-39.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 23: Please see the Attachment for ldaho
Power's Response to Staffs Production Request Nos. 6 and 7 in Case No. IPC-E-01-
39.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Kimberly Towell, ldaho Power
Company.
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REQUEST NO. 24: Please provide the following information regarding Figure 3
on page 28 of Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony:
a. Please identify the methodology used to develop the figure, including but
not limited to the source of data used.
b. lf the figure was developed from sampled customer load data, please
describe the sampling methodology and specify the size of the samples employed.
c. Please provide alldata used in the development of Figure 3.
d. Please indicate whether a similar analysis has been conducted for small
general service ("SGS') customers and, if so, please provide the result, underlying work
papers, and data,
a. RE$PONSE TO REOUEST NO. 24: Figure 3 on page 28 of Ms.
Aschenbrenner's direct testimony represents a comparison of the load profile of
residential net metering customers and residential standard service customers on June
29, 2016. The data source used to generate the load profile of the residential net
metering customers was the Company's automated metering infrastructure ("AMl")
database. The load profile was generated by calculating the average of the net hourly
energy consumption for each hour for all ldaho residential net metered customers who
had AMI data on June 29, 2016. The data source used to generate the load profile of
the residential standard service customer class was the ldaho residential load research
sample (provided in the response and Attachments to Request No. 27). The load profile
was generated by calculating the weighted average of the hourly energy consumption
for each hour for the ldaho residential sample.
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b. As mentioned in the response to 24a, the load profile of the residential
standard service customer class was generated using the ldaho residential load
research sample. A stratified random sample was designed using Oracle Utilities'
LodeStar sampling package. A multidimensional stratified sample was utilized using the
Delanius/Hodges methodology to identify stratum breakpoints and the Neyman
allocation methodology was used to determine sample size. The sample design target
statistics were based on 10 percent reliability with 90 percent confidence. The sample
conSists of four usage strata combined with six demographic strata resulting in 24 total
strata (four usage by six demographic). The usage stratifying variable was the average
30-day normalized billed kilowatt-hours ("kwh"). The following usage stratum
breakpoints were identified: 0-700 kwh,701-1,250 kwh, 1,251-2,150 kwh, and 2,150+
kwh. The demographic stratifying variable was based on the six weather stations
across ldaho Power's service area. They include the following weather stations: Boise,
Ketchum, McCall, Ontario, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. The final sample included 449
sample points, with a target sample size of 498.
c. Please see the Attachment for the data used to develop Figure 3 in Ms.
Aschenb renner's testimony.
d. No. ldaho power did not conduct a similar analysis for SGS customers.
The Company's analysis focused on the residential net metering customers because
most of the recent grovrrth in the net metering service is in the residential class.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REOUE$T NO. 25: Please provide the following information regarding Figure 4
on page 30 of Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony.
a. Please identify the methodology used to develop the figure, including but
not limited to the source of data used.
b. lf the figure was developed from sampled customer load data, please
describe the sampling methodology and specify the size of the samples employed.
c. Please provide all data used in the development of Figure 4.
d. Please indicate whether a similar analysis has been conducted for SGS
customers and, if so, please provide the result, underlying work papers, and data.
a. RE PQNSE TQ REQUEST NO. 25: Figure 4 on page 30 of Ms,
Aschenbrenner's direct testimony represents a comparison of the load profile of
residential net metering customers and the load profile of residential customers with
different energy usage levels on June 29,2016. The data source used to generate the
residential net metering customers was the Company's AMI database. The load profile
was generated by calculating the average of the net hourly energy consumption for
each hour for all ldaho residential net metered customers who had AMI data on June
29,2016. The data source used to generate the load profile of different energy usage
levels was the ldaho residential load research sample (provided in response to Request
No. 27). The load profile was generated by calculating the weighted average of the
hourly energy consumption for each of the four usage strata from the ldaho residential
load research sample. Because the graph was developed to compare the load profile,
and not the rnagnitude for each hour, the percent of peak was plotted for each hour.
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Parties'Data Requests
b. As mentioned in the response to 25a, the data source used to generate
the load profile of different energy usage levels was the ldaho residential load research
sample. Please see the response to Vote Solar's Data Request No. 24 tor the
description of the sampling methodology and the sample size.
c. Please see the Attachment for the data used to develop Figure 4 in Ms.
Aschen brenne r's testimony.
d. No. ldaho Power did not conduct a similar analysis for SGS customers.
The Company's analysis focused on the residential net metering customers because
most of the recent growth in the net metering service is in the residential class.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUE$T NO. 26: Please provide, separately by customer class, individual
customer load data from the Company's residential and SGS customers with on-site
generation for 2015 and 2016 in the following categories:
a. Non-netted deliveries from the Company to the customer (i.e., all delivered
energy over the shortest time period over which energy flows are recorded without
accounting for flows of energy you received from the customer)
b. Non-netted receipt of energy exports from the customer to the Company
on the same time basis as deliveries.
c. From these data, please provide a census of customer data or, if a census
is unavailable, a statistically significant sample of individual customer data. lf neither a
census nor a statistically significant sample of individual customer data is available,
please provide aggregate class data.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 26:
a. & b. & c. Because ldaho Power uses a single meter to measure consumption
over a billing period for the residential and small general service customers with on-site
generation, the Company does not have the ability to measure "non-netted" deliveries or
exports separately.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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Parties' Data Requests
REQUEST NO. 27: Please provide, separately by class, individual customer
load data from the Company's residential and SGS customers without on-site
generation for 2015 and 2016 on the same time basis as the load data produced in
response to the preceding request. From these data, please provide a census of
customer data or, if a census is unavailable, a statistically significant sample of
individual customer data. !f neither a census nor a statistically significant sample of
individual customer data is available, please provide aggregate class data.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 27: Please see the following Attachments for
ldaho Power's load research sample datasets as described in the Company's response
to Request No. 24. When using the data, please note that the data is reported in watts,
not in kilowatts ("kW"). The strata definitions and strata weights are included in a
separate worksheet within each attachment.
r Attachment 1: ldaho 2015 Residential Load Research Sample data
o Attachmenl2: ldaho 2016 Residential Load Research Sample data
r Attachment 3. ldaho 2015 SGS Load Research Sample data
. Attachment 4: ldaho 2016 SGS Load Research Sample data
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 28: Please provide all load research data you collected, or that
was collected on your behalf, in support of your Application in this docket for the
following groups of customers:
a. Residential customers with on-site generation;
b. Residential customers without on-site generation;
c. Small commercial customers with on-site generation; and
d. Small commercial customers without on-site generation
RESPQNSE TQ REOUEST NO. 2q: Please see the response and Attachments
to Request No. 20 for all underlying data that supports the Company's Application and
allwitness testimony.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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energy use that is offset by solar net energy generation among the Company's
residential customers with on-site generation. Please provide the data used to develop
the calculation.
BESPONSE TO REOUEST NO. 29: Because ldaho Power uses a single meter
to measure consumption over a billing period for the residential customers with on-site
generation, the Company does not have the ability to measure consumption and
generation separately. Therefore, the Company has not performed an analysis of the
percentage of on-site monthly energy use that is offset by solar net energy generation
among the Company's residentialcustomers with on-site generation.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 21
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
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REQUEST NO. 29: Please indicate the average percentage of on-site monthly
REQUEST NO. 30: Please indicate the average percentage of on-site monthly
energy use that is offset by solar net energy generation among the Company's small
commercial customers with on-site generation. Please provide the data used to develop
the calculation.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 30: Because ldaho Power uses a single meter
to measure consumption over a billing period for the small general service customers
with on-site generation, the Company does not have the ability to measure consumption
and generation separately. Therefore, the Company has not performed an analysis of
the percentage of on-site monthly energy use that is offset by solar net energy
generation among the Company's small general service customers with on-site
generation.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 31: Please indicate, by year, the number of your residential
customers with on-site generation who were net zero customers in each of the last five
(5) calendar years.
RE$PON$E TO REQUE$T NO* 31:As defined on page 11 of Mr. Angell's
testimony, a net zero customer is one that, over the course of a year, generates as
much or more energy (kilowatt-hours) than they consume. The table below lists the
number of residential customers with on-site generation who were net zero customers in
each of the last five calendar years.
*lncluding only customers who had 12 months of billtn9 data each year.
**Monthly billed energy was used for 2012 because AMI data was not available for the
entire year.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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2013
2014
2015
2016
REQUEST NO. 32: Please ind icate, by year, the number of your small
commercial customers with on-site generation who were net zero customers in each of
the last five (5) calendar years.
RESPONSE TO REQUESf. N-O.-. 3!: As defined on page 11 of Mr. Angell's
testimony, a net zero customer is one that, over the course of a year, generates as
much or more energy (kilowatt-hours) than they consume. The table below lists the
number of small general service customers with on-site generation who were net zero
customers in each of the last five calendar years.
*lncluding only customers who had 12 months of billing data year**Monthly billed energy was used for 2012 because AMI data was not available for the
entire year.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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No. of Residential Net Zero Percent of NM Customers*
2012*"
2013
2014
2015
2016
I
12
7
11
14
21o/o
23o/o
41o/o
650/o
61o/o
RESUEST NO. 33: Please provide all work papers supporting the 2016 Net
Metering Status Report attached to Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony as Exhibit No.
9. Please provide work papers in executable native format with formulas and links
intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 33: For clarity, the 2017 Net Metering Status
Report was attached to Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony as Exhibit No. 9.
Please see Attachment 1 for the workpapers supporting Chart 1 of the 2017 Net
Metering Status report.
Please see Attachment 2 for the workpapers supporting Chart 2 of the 2017 Net
Metering Status report.
Please see the attachment to the Company's response to Request No. 24 for the
workpapers supporting Chart 3 of the 2017 Net Metering Status report.
Please see Attachment 3 to the Company's response to Request No. 20 for the
workpapers to support Charts 4 and 5 of the 2017 Net Metering Status Report.
Please see Attachment 2 to the Company's response to Request No. 20 for the
workpapers to support Table 3 of the 2017 Net Metering Status Report.
Please see Attachment 3 for the workpapers supporting Chart 6 of the 2017 Net
Metering Status Report.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REOUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 25
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
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REQUEST NO" 34: Please provide all work papers supporting the 2016 Net
Metering Status Report. Please provide work papers in executable native format with
formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 34: Please see Attachment 1 for the
workpapers supporting Charts 1,2,5, and 6 of the 2016 Net Metering Status report,
Please see Attachment 2 for the workpapers supporting Chart 3 of the 2016 Net
Metering Status report.
Please see Attachment 3 for the workpapers supporting Table 3 and Chart 4 of
the 2016 Net Metering Status report.
Please see Attachment 4 for the workpapers supporting Table 4 and Charts 7
and I of the 2016 Net Metering Status report.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company
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REQUEST NO. 35: Please provide all work papers supporting the presentation
attached to Ms. Aschenbrenner's direct testimony as Exhibit No. 10. Please provide
work papers in executable native format with formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 35: Please see the Attachment for the
presentation that was provided as Exhibit No. 10 to Ms. Aschenbrenner's testimony.
The workpapers supporting the presentation are included in the Attachments to the
Company's response to Request No. 34.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 27
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
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REQUEST NO. 36: Reference the statement by Mr. Angell on page 11, lines 21
to 23 of his direct testimony that: "To illustrate this, the Company selected a single
residential net metering customer who netted their usage to zero during 2016.'
a. Please provide all available usage data for the calendar year 2016 for the
two customers depicted in Figure 1, separating energy used by the customer coincident
to its production by the customer (self-consumed customer generation) and energy you
delivered to the customer.
b. Please indicate the number of residential and small general service
('R&SGS") customers for which you have data comparable to the data depicted for the
selected customer in Figure 3. lf you do not have such data for all customers, please
describe why you have such data for some, but not all customers.
c. Please provide all available load data for R&SGS customers with on-site
generation for 20'16, separating energy used by the customer coincident to its
production by the customer (self-consumed customer generation) and energy you
delivered to the customer if available.
d. Please provide all available load data for R&SGS customers without on-
site generation for 2016.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 36:
a. Please see the Attachment to the Company's Response to Vote Solar's
Request No. 14 for the calendar year 2016 hourly net energy consumption for the net
zerc residential customer and the nearby standard service residential customer
depicted in Figure 1 of Mr. Angell's testimony. The Company is not able to separate
energy used by the customer coincident to its production by the customer (self-
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
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consumed customer generation) and energy delivered to the customer from the
Company. ldaho Power uses a single meter to measure consumption over a billing
period for the R&SGS customers with on-site generation, the Company does not have
the ability to measure total consumption and total generation separately.
b. The Company has hourly energy data for approximately 99 percent of its
ldaho R&SGS customers, 441,7O5 residential customers and 28,109 small general
service customers. The hourly energy data is provided by the Company's AMl. The
Company does not have hourly energy data for the remaining one percent of R&SGS
customers because there arc a few substations where it was cost-prohibitive to install
AMl, and therefore, the Company is not able to obtain hourly energy data for those
customers.
c. Please see the Attachment for the net hourly energy consumption for the
ldaho R&SGS customers with on-site generation for 2016. The Company is not able to
separate energy used by the customer coincident to its production by the customer
(self-consumed customer generation) and energy delivered to the customer from the
Company. ldaho Power uses a single meter to measure consumption over a billing
period for the R&SGS customers with on-site generation, the Company does not have
the ability to measure total consumption and total generation separately.
d. On October 23, 2017, ldaho Power contacted David Bender to explain
that, to provide all available load data for R&SGS customers without on-site generation
for 2016, would be too voluminous. Per an email exchange between ldaho Power and
Mr. Bender, Vote Solar agreed that the load research sample data could be provided in
lieu of full census data. lt was also agreed upon that ldaho Power would provide the
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sample size, the sampling methodology, and the strata weights for the residential and
small general service load research samples.
Please see the Attachments to the Company's response to Request No. 27 for
the following load research sample datasets. When using the data, please note that the
data is reported in watts, not in kW. The strata definitions and strata weights are
included in a separate worksheet within each attachment.
o Request No. 27 - Attachment 1: ldaho 2015 Residential Sample data
r Request No. 27 - Attachment 2: ldaho 2016 Residential Sample data
. Request No. 27 - Attachment 3: ldaho 2015 SGS Sample data
. Request No. 27 - Attachment 4: ldaho 2016 SGS Sample data
The ldaho residential sample is a stratified random sample that was designed
using Oracle Utilities' LodeStar sampling package. A multidimensional stratified sample
was utilized, using the Delanius/Hodges methodology to identify stratum breakpoints
and the Neyman allocation methodology was used to determine sample size. The
sample design target statistics were based on 10 percent reliability with 90 percent
confidence. The sample consists of four usage strata combined with six demographic
strata resulting in 24 total strata (four usage by six demographic). The usage stratifying
variable was the average 30-day normalized billed kWh, The following usage stratum
breakpoints were identified: 0-700 kwh, 701-1,250 kwh, 1 ,251-2,150 kwh, and 2,150+
kwh. The demographic stratifying variable was based on the six weather stations
across ldaho Power's service area. They include the following weather stations: Boise,
Ketchum, McCall, Ontario, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. The final sample included 449
sample points, with a target sample size of 498.
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The ldaho srnall general service sample is also a stratified random sample that
was designed using Oracle Utilities' LodeStar sampling package. A multidimensional
stratified sample was utilized, using the Delanius/Hodges methodology to identify
stratum breakpoints and the Neyman allocation methodology was used to determine
sample size. The sample design target statistics were based on 10 percent reliability
with 90 percent confidence. The sample consists of three usage strata combined with
six demographic strata resulting in 18 total strata (three usage by six demographic). The
usage stratifying variable was the average 30-day normalized billed kWh. The following
usage stratum breakpoints were identified: 0-334 kwh, 335-834 kwh, and 835+ kWh.
The demographic stratifying variable was based on the six weather stations across
ldaho Power's service area. They include the following weather stations: Boise,
Ketchum, McCall, Ontario, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. The final sample included 798
sample points, with a target sample size of 877.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 31ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
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REQUEST NO. 37: Reference Figure 3 on page 17 of Mr. Angell's direct
testimony:
a. Please indicate the standardized unit value for the Load curve at time of
peak.
b. Please indicate the standardized unit value for the Load-irradiance curve
at the time the Load curve peaks.
c. Please provide all underlying data used to support this figure in Excel
format with formulas and links intact
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 3Z: To find relationships between solar
intensity and load, the data was nominalized so that each variable ranged between one
and zero. That allowed the two correlated time-series to be more easily relatable when
graphed.
a. The standardized unit of the load curve is based on a peak kW of
16,01 8.77 kW.
b. There is no standardized unit value for the curve that represents the
difference of the load and the irradiance (load-irradiance). The graph is a visualization
of the time relationship of load and irradiance. However, the standardized unit of the
southerly solar irradiance curve is based on a peak irradiance of 1,010.316
watts/meter2.
c. The executable files require a specific database engine and application
software, without which the files are unusable. However, the output from the application
software that was used to create the plots is being provided as an Attachment.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO.38: Reference Figure 4 on page 18 of Mr. Angell's direct
testimony:
a. Please indicate the standardized unit value for the Load curve at time of
peak.
b. Please indicate the standardized unit value for the Load-irradiance curve
at the time the Load curve peaks.
c. Please provide all underlying data used to support this figure in Excel
format with formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 38: To find relationshi ps between solar
intensity and load, the data was nominalized so that each variable ranged between one
and zero. That allowed the two correlated time-series to be more easily relatable when
graphed.
a. The standardized unit of the load curve is based on a peak kW of
16,018.77 kW.
b. There is no standardized unit value for the curve that represents the
difference of the load and the irradiance (load-irradiance). The graph is a visualization
of the time relationship of load and irradiance. However, the standardized unit of the
westerly solar irradiance curve is based on a peak irradiance of 1,002.249 watts/meter2.
c. The executable files require a specific database engine and application
software, without which the files are unusable. However, the output from the application
software that was used to create the plots is being provided as an Attachment.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 33
Idaho Power Conrpany's Rcsponscs to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 39:Reference page 20 lines 13 to 15 of Mr. Angell's direct
testimony:
a. Please define "high DER penetration" as used in the referenced section.
b. Please identify each time you experienced a voltage violation as a result
of current DER penetration levels.
c. Please identify each time you experienced a short circuit detection as a
result of current DER penetration levels.
d. Please identify each time you experienced islanding as a result of current
DER penetration levels.
e. Please provide documentation of all events identified in response to
subparts b through d, above.
f. Please identify the costs incurred to address each of the events, and their
underlying cause, for each of the events identified in response to subparts b through d,
above.
RESPONSE TO REQUE T NO. 39:
a. Please see the response to Request No. 21a.
b. Please see the Attachment for a list of recent dates and times when ldaho
Power experienced a voltage violation as a result of current DER penetration levels is
attached to this request.
c. ldaho Power has not documented a short circuit detection as a result of
current levels of DER penetration.
d, Please see the response to Request No. 21e.
e. Please see the response to Request No. 21
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f. No additional costs were incurred to remediate the events identified in
subparts b through d. Maintenance was performed by Company employees and were
included in ldaho Power's dayto-day operations and maintenance budget.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 35Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Exhibit No. 902
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Parties' Data Requests
REQUEST NO. 40:Reference page 22 lines 1 to 2 of Mr. Angell's direct
testimony:
a. Please define the "peak load" referred to in the description "l5 percent of
peak load," including but not limited to whether this refers to peak system load, peak
load on the relevant circuit, or the peak at some other point of measurement.
b. Please indicate the date at which the Company expects DER penetration
to reach 15 percent of peak load and provide al! work papers and analyses supporting
that calculation in Excel format with formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 40:
a. Peak load in this case refers to the peak load on the distribution circuit(s)
that are connected to a substation transformer.
b. ldaho Power has not performed this analysis. However, DER penetration
has already reached 15 percent of peak load at several of ldaho Power's substations.
The following substations are already experiencing above 15 percent DER penetration:
Mora, Hope, Orchard, Holly, Sinker Creek, Adrian, Nyssa, Blue Gulch, Vale, Millner,
Cairo, Garden Valley, Canyon Creek, Lime, and Fossil Gulch.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 41: Please clarify whether the Companies' proposal regarding
the requirement for smart inverters would apply only to. new customers seeking
interconnection or whether existing customers who may not have smart inverters in
place would be subject to the requirement.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 41:The Company's proposal to require the
installation and operation of smart inverters for all new customer-owned generator
interconnections within 60 days following the adoption of an industry standard definition
of smart inverters as defined by the lnstitute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
applies to new customers seeking interconnection. Existing customers will not be
required to upgrade their inverters.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 37
Idalro l)ower Comparry's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requcsts
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B,EQUEST NO. 42: Reference the statement by Mr. Tatum on page 5, lines 17-
20 of his direct testimony, that: "The existing R&SGS rate design does not reflect the
costs and benefits of the transaction between ldaho Power and its customers with on-
site generation."
a. Please provide all analyses that the Company has conducted that quantify
the cost to serve customers with on-site generation and all data relied upon. lf
applicable, please provide supporting work papers in their native format with formulas
and links intact.
b. Please provide all analyses that the Company has conducted that quantify
the benefits associated with serving customers with on-site generation and all data
relied upon. lf applicable, please provide supporting work papers in their native format
with formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 42:
a. The Company performed two separate analyses to estimate the cost shift,
and the cost to serve residential customers with on-site generation, as of the end of
2015 and 2016. Please see the response and Attachments to Request No. 17 for a
description of the analysis and the workpapers for the analyses.
b. The Company has not conducted any analyses to quantify the benefits
associated with serving customers with on-site generation. However, the Company has
requested a new docket be opened at the conclusion of this case with the purpose of
establishing a compensation structure for customer-owned DERs that reflects both the
benefits and costs that DER interconnection brings to the electric system.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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BEOUEST NO.43: Reference the statement by Mr. Tatum on page 8 line 21 to
page 9 line 2 of his direct testimony that: "Under this proposal, the rates under Schedule
6 and Schedule 8 would continue to mirror the rates contained in Schedule 1 and
Schedule 7 until the Commission determines the proper rate design and/or
compensation structures for Schedule 6 and Schedule 8 based upon appropriate cost of
service studies and other applicable generation valuation studies."
a. Please describe in detail what cost of service studies and other application
generation valuation studies are "appropriate" to support a "proper" rate design and/or
compensation structure for customers with on-site generation.
b. Please indicate whether you have completed any of the studies referred to
in the preceding subpart and, if so, please provide all relevant studies and associated
work papers in Excel format with formulas and links intact.
RESPONS.E.TO REQUEST NO. 43:
a. The Company is not proposing a cost assignment methodology as a part
of this case. The Company has recommended that, in order to establish a methodology
that determines the appropriate amount of costs and accurately reflects their utilization
of the grid, the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") establish a formal
process by which a comprehensive review of the compensation structure for customers
with on-site generation can be analyzed and vetted collaboratively with interested
parties. ldaho Power believes this would best be done through a collaborative process
where stakeholders and other utilities can participate.
b. No
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 39
ldalro Power Company's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 44: Reference the statement by Mr. Tatum on page 19 lines 14
to 24 of his direct testimony that: "The establishment of similarly situated customers or
customer classes has been a long-standing and important first step in the ratemaking
process. Taking this important first ratemaking step now will position the Company to
study this segment of customers, providing the data necessary to understand how this
customer segment utilizes the Company's system. The data quantifying the usage of the
system will inform what costs (revenue requirement) are appropriately allocated to the
newly established customer classes in a future rate proceeding (class cost-of-service
process),"
a. Please indicate whether you contend that ldaho law requires that
customers with on-site generation be designated as a separate rate class before they
can be analyzed in a class cost-of-service analysis for a future general rate case. lf so
please provide references to the controlling statute(s), regulation(s), and/or case(s).
b. Please identify the most recent five (5) instances when a new class was
established and, for each such instance, please identify the Commission order
approving the new class.
c. Please identify the most recent five (5) instances when you proposed to
create a new class but the Commission did not approve such proposal and, for each
such instance, please identify the Commission order or other decision rejecting the
proposal.
d. Please identify each instance when you included a proposed class of
customers in a costof-service study filed with the Commission, prior to the Commission
approving the creation of a new class for such customers.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 40ldaho l)ower Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
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RESPONSE TO NO. 44: ldaho Power objects to this Request
because subpart (a) requests a statement of opinion not previously written or published
as proscribed by RP 255.01 and subparts (b-d) request the identification of information
that is publicly available at the ldaho Public Utilities Commission office (472 W.
Washington, Boise, lD 83702) or at the Commission's website
(http://www.puc.idaho.gov/). The research requested in subparts (b-d) has not been
previously completed by ldaho Power and thus cannot be produced.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Lisa Nordstrom, Lead Counsel,
ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 45: Refer to the statement by Mr. Tatum on page 22 lines 1 to 6
of his direct testimony that: "The Company requests that the Commission open a
generic docket at the conclusion of this case with the purpose of establishing a
compensation structure for customer-owned DERs that reflects both the benefits and
costs that DER interconnection brings to the electric system."
a. Please explain how the proposed generic docket differs from a general
rate case proceeding (if at all).
b. Please confirm that the Company does not propose to modify rates for any
customers outside of a general rate case proceeding.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 45:
a. ln the context of the referenced statement, a general rate case is specific
to ldaho Power whereas a generic docket addresses issues that may pertain more
broadly to other utilities.
b. ldaho Power is not proposing any pricing changes in this case. The
Company anticipates that pricing changes will be considered in a future rate
proceeding, general or otherwise.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
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REQUEST NO. 46: Reference the statement by Mr. Tatum on page 22lines 14-
16 of his direct testimony that: "The Company anticipates that it will request to modify
the pricing structure and compensation methodology as part of a future rate
proceeding."
a, Please indicate whether the "future rate proceeding" is the same as, or
distinct from, the generic docket referred to on page 22lines 1-6 of Mr. Tatum's direct
testimony.
b. Please explain whether the "future rate proceeding" is the same as a
general rate case proceeding. lf different, please explain.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 46:
a. These proceedings are distinct; ldaho Power envisions using any DER
cost and benefit determination methodology approved by the Commission resulting from
the referenced generic docket to inform the development of customer rates for
consideration in a subsequent rate proceeding. However, the Company is not opposed
to considering rate and/or DER compensation structural changes as a part of the
referenced generic docket.
b. A "future rate proceeding" could take the form of a general rate case in
which all matters related to revenue requirement, rates, charges, and service are at
issue (RP 124). However, the structure of a future rate proceeding may be more
focused in nature, influenced by factors that include future Commission orders and the
timing of future general rate cases.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 43
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 4.7:
a. Please confirm that proposed Schedule 6 combines the substantive
provisions from existing Schedule 1 and Schedule 84 and adds a provision that
"Compensation for the balance of generation and usage by the Customer is subject to
change upon Commission approval."
b. lf proposed Schedule 6 makes any substantive changes-whether
addition or omission-from existing Schedules 1 and 84, other than that identified in
subpart a, above, please fully describe each such substantive change.
c. lf you contend that including the statement "Compensation for the balance
of generation and usage by the Customer is subject to change upon Commission
approval" has any legal significance and/or provides any information to the customer
beyond that described by Mr. Tatum on page 23 lines 5 lo 22 of his direct testimony,
please set forth the full basis for your contention.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 47:
a. Yes, with additional modifications described in b.
b. Under the "Applicability" section of proposed tariff Schedules 6 and 8, the
Company specified that "[a Generation Facility] that is connected in parallel with the
ldaho Power System" would take service under Schedules 6 or 8. The Company also
added a definition for "Parallel" in the "Definitions" section of the tariff schedule.
The Company also added a provision to the Monthly Charge section stating: "The
following rate structure and charges are subject to change upon Cornmission approval."
c. As Mr. Tatum testifies on page 18 of his testimony: "While the Company
provides its customers with information that rates are subject to change, some
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Partics' Data Requests
customers may be investing in DER systems under the assumption that rate design
changes or compensation for excess net energy will never occur; that misunderstanding
may negatively impact the economics of their investment."
While the statement is true for all existing rate schedules, the proposed provision
is simply intended to alleviate any misconception that may arise before an investment
decision is made.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
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REQUEST NO. 48: Please provide all work papers supporting the payback
period calculation set forth on page 24 lines 11 to 17 of Mr. Tatum's direct testimony.
Please provide work papers in Excel format with formulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 48: Please see the Attachment for the
workpapers supporting the payback period calculated by the Company.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 3lstday of October 2017.
D.N
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 31st day of October 2017 I served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY upon the
following named parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the following.
Commission Staff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-007 4
!dahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFIGES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
ldaho Gonservation Leag ue
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 N.6th st.
Boise, ldaho 83702
Matthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South Euclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Association, Inc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P.O. Box 6119
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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erin. cecil@a rkoosh. com
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Anthony Yankel
12700 Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 W. Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
EIias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 S. 1300 W.
West Valley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 537 1 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
360 22nd Street, Suite 730
Oakland, California 94612
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
150 N. Capitol Blvd.
P.O. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701-0500
ldaho Clean Energy Association
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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,f599$.PE,EI8t*P.ffi$,[EQUESTS ro IDAHo PowER CoMPANY - 48
Parties' Data Requests
David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZLLC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
Boise, ldaho 83702
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazler
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON McCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P.O. Box 45120
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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SECOND SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 49
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requcsts
Doug Shipley
Dale Cravvford
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1952 West 2425 South
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
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LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No. 5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221 West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
I n o rd strom @ id a h opower. com
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS
WITH ON-SITE GENERATION
ldaho Power Courpany's Responscs to
I)arties' Data Ileclucsts
oASE NO. !PC-E-17-13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS
TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY
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COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Vote Solar's Third Set of Data Requests to ldaho Power Company dated
October 27 ,2017, herewith submits the following information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1 Exhibit No 902
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REQUEST NO. 49: Reference your response to Vote Solar Request No. 4
a. Please identify the nameplate capacity and generation resource (i.e., solar
PV, wind, hydro, etc.) for each generator interconnected on Jamieson circuit 012.
b. For the seven substations identified as having customer-sited distributed
generation that contributed to reverse power flow conditions, please provide the
nameplate capacity, interconnection date, and generation resource for each generator
served by that substation and, separately for each generator, the tariff(s) and/or
contracts pursuant to which it takes service from, and sells electricity to, ldaho Power
Company.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 49:
a. The nameplate capacity and generation resource for each generator
interconnected on Jamieson circuit 012 are listed below.
Name
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 5
Generator 6
Generator 7
Generator 8
Nameplate capacity (kW)
100
100
99.84
65.52
99.96
74.97
65.60
65.45
Generation Source
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
b. The nameplate capacity, interconnection date, generation resource, and
rate are listed below for each generator on the seven substations identified as having
customer-sited distributed generation that contributed to reverse power flow conditions.
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 2
Idaho I'ower Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
uxhibir No 902
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Cairo 011
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 6
Orchard 042
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 5
Generator 6
Generator 7
Mora 042
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 5
Generator 6
Generator 7
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
13
2.225
9.45
10.92
4,500
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
2.5
2
40
21
4.56
3.12
20,000
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
lnterconnection
date
o6t25t2010
02t19t2013
10126t2015
10t15t2015
02t10t2017
lnterconnection
date
08t17t2005
09/05/2008
0611912013
06t19t2013
10t14t2015
12t2t2015
02t11t2017
lnterconnection
date
10t13t2015
08/1 6/201 6
05126t2016
05t11t2016
oil10t2017
07 t13t2017
10110t2017
Generation
source
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Generation
source
Wind
Wind
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Rate
084-lrrigation
084-Residential
084-Residential
084-Large Commercial
PURPA
Rate
084-Residential
084-Residential
084-Large Commercial
084-Large Commercial
084-Residential
084-Residential
PURPA
8.4
5.4
56.43
7.5
9.72
14.70
13.64
Generation
source
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Rate
084-Residential
084-Residential
084-Large Commercial
084-Large Commercial
084-Residential
084-Residential
084-Residential
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 3
Idaho I)ower Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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Ganyon Creek Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
Generator 8
Generator 9
Generator '10
Generator 11
Generator 12
Sinker Creek
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 1
Generator 2
Nyssa
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 5
Generator 6
Generator 7
Generator 8
Generator 9
6.96
11.78
3.10
17.4
20,000
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
8.2s
20,000
40
20,000
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
Pending
Pending
Pending
Pending
02t08t2017
lnterconnection
date
11t21t2014
04t05t2017
lnterconnection
date
11t1412012
01t19t2017
lnterconnection
date
ogt12t2002
09t10t2014
02t25t2016
a8ngnu6
08t26t2016
01t20t2017
05t17t2017
14t09t2017
02t20t2017
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Generation
source
Solar PV
Solar PV
l0'1-Residential
101-Residentiat
101-Residential
101-Residential
PURPA
Rate
084-Residential
PURPA
Generation
source
Wind
Solar PV
Rate
184-lrrigation
PURPA
Rate
O84-Residential
184-Residential
O84-Residential
lB4-Small General
184-Residential
O84-Residential
O84-Residential
184-Residential
PURPA
1.68
6.60
1.50
3.42
9.405
7.32
4.275
14.88
10,000
Generation
source
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
Solar PV
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 4
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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Vale
Generator 1
Generator 2
Generator 3
Generator 4
Generator 5
Nameplate
Capacity (kW)
4.00
9.00
2.40
3.18
10,000
lnterconnection
date
05t14t2042
01t14t2004
0411712009
11t26t2013
11t01t2016
Rate
O84-Large Commercial
O84-Large Commercial
O84-Residential
O84-Large Commercial
PURPA
Generation
source
Solar PV
Solar PV
Wind
Solar PV
Solar PV
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 5
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-F.- l 7- l3
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REQUEST NO. 50:Please identify each substation on your system and, for
each, please provide:
a. The total number of connected distribution circuits;
b. The total number of residential customers served on each circuit;
c. The total number of small general service customers served on each
circuit;
d. The total number of distribution transformers (line transformers) serving
residential customers on each circuit;
e. The total number of distribution transformers (line transformers) serving
small general service customers on each circuit; and
t. The total number, nameplate capacity, and generation type of residential
and small commercial class, customer-sited, net metered, distributed generation
connected to each circuit.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 50:
a. - f. Please see the Confidential Excel file provided on the confidential CD for
the requested data. The confidential CD will be provided to those parties that have
executed the Protective Agreement in this matter.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 6
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Rcquests
Exhibir No. 902
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REOUEST NQ. 51: Reference your response to Vote Solar Request No. 5(a).
a. Please identify, by date, time, and substation, each instance when excess
energy from customer-sited distributed generation flowed to the transmission system.
b. Please identify, for each instance identified in response to 3(a), above, the
amount of generation from net-metered, customer-sited distributed generation, and the
amount from other interconnected generation (e.9., PURPA QF generation).
RESP_ -QNSE TO REQUEST NO. 51:
a. Please see the Company's response to Vote Solar's Request No. 4 for
instances when excess energy flowed from the distribution system to the transmission
system.
b. Please see the attachment for the amount of excess net energy generated
by net-metered, customer-sited distributed generation and the amount of excess net
energy generated by other distributed energy resources at the time of each instance
identified in a. above.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. T Exhibit No. 902
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Pa(ies' Data Requests
REQUEST Nc. 52: Reference your response to Vote Solar Request No. s(c)(i).
Please identify the date, time, and volume of energy from customer-sited distributed
generation that was sold in the wholesale market since January 1,2015.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 52: All energy available for sale on the
wholesale market is aggregated into an equivalent resource. This includes all energy
from Company, PURPA, and customer-sited resources. Thus, the Company is not able
to identify the volume of energy from customer-sited distributed generation that was
sold in the wholesale market.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 8
Idaho l)ower Cornparry's Resporrses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 53: Reference Angell Direct at 12 and your response to Vote
Solar Data Request No. 6. Please identify the distribution substation that the "Net Zero
Net Metering Customer" and the "Standard Service Residential Customer" are served
from and, for each substation, the hourly loads for each hour on June 29, 2016.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 53: Both customers are served from the Eagle
substation. The hourly loads for the Eagle substation are shown in the table below.
Date Load (MW)
29-Jun-t6 00:00:00
29Jun-16 01:00:00
29Jun-16 02:00:00
29-Jun-15 03:00:00
29{un-16 04:00:00
29-lun-16 05:00:00
29-Jun-16 06:00:00
29-Jun-15 07:00:00
29Jun-15 08:00:00
29-Jun-16 09:00:00
29Jun-16 10:00:00
29-Jun-1611:00:00
29-Jun-16 12:00:00
29-Jun-16 13:00:00
29-Jun-15 14:00:00
29-Jun-16 15:00:00
29-Jun-16 16:00:00
29-Jun-16 17:00:00
29-Jun-16 18:00:0O
29-Jun-16 19:00:0O
29-Jun-16 20:00:00
29-Jun-15 2L:00:00
29-Jun-L5 22:00:00
29Jun-16 23:00:00
2254379
19.55074
17.35533
15.84045
15.19908
75.44tO2
15.78609
77.2935L
19.204s1
21.20264
23.58742
26.32649
29.48202
32.37792
36.04343
38.92276
41.66375
43.26327
43.74838
42.59342
39.32464
36.82s99
33.24237
28.6833
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 9
Idaho l)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 54: Reference your response to Vote Solar Data Request No.
l3,AschenbrennerDirectat2, line 15,7,line 16, 16, lines6-8, 17, line6,27,line 15,:lf
the Company is not proposing a cost assignment methodology in this case, is the
Company basing its contentions in this case that customers with on-site distributed
generation are causing a "cost shift" and receiving a "subsidy" on the methodology used
in the 2017 Report to the Commission, Aschenbrenner Direct Exhibit 9 and as
described in response to Vote Solar Data Request No. 17? lf not, please explain the
methodology used to determine a "cost shift" and "subsidy."
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 54:
Beginning on page 12, Iine 23, of Tatum Direct, Mr. Tatum describes what is
meant by the term "cost shift" in the context of this case:
Currently, the Company's R&SGS customers are
billed two types of charges: (1) a flat monthly service charge
of $5.00 and (2) per kWh energy charges that vary by
season and total monthly consumption. Due to the limited
billing components associated with these rates classes, most
of the Company' s revenue requirement is collected through
the volumetric energy rates. This includes costs associated
with all components of the electrical system, from investment
in generation resources to the meters installed on customers'premises. Consequently, energy rates for R&SGS
customers reflect not only the energy- related components of
the revenue requirement, but fixed costs associated with
generation, transmission, and distribution as well.
For this type of rate design, recovery of fixed costs
from an individual customer declines with any reduction in
net energy usage. This creates a potential inequity between
net metering customers and standard service customers as
net metering customers, who still rely heavily upon the grid
to both purchase power and transfer excess generation, are
provided the opportunity to unduly reduce collection of class
revenue requirement by reducing a portion or even all of
their net kWh usage while other residential customers are
left to compensate for the fixed costs that transfer to them
through this revenue shortfall.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1O
ldaho Power Company's Responscs to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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REQUEST NO. 55: Please provide the date, hour, and magnitude of each
monthly system peak during each of the last ten (10) years.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST.NO, 5!: The date, hour, and magnitude of each
monthly system peak during each of the last ten years are provided in the attachment to
this request.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 12
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Partics' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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Please see the Company's response to Vote Solar's Request No. 17.b for a
description of the methodology and assumptions utilized to estimate the cost shift
occurring from net metering customers to residential customers.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 11
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Rcquests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-t1- 17- l3
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REQUEST Nt). 56: Reference your response to Vote Solar Data Request Nos.
15(a) and 16 and Mr. Tatum's Direct at pp.4-5.
a. Please explain how costs incurred and prices paid by individual customers
would be "perfectly align[ed]." For example, would aligning costs within the mean of Mr.
Tatum's testimony mean that the individual customer's contribution to class cost
allocation in the cost of service study would match revenues collected from that
customer? lf not, please explain how perfectly aligned costs and prices paid would be
determined.
b. Please state whether you contend that the existing retail rate results in
inappropriate cost shifting and intra class subsidy to customers with distributed
generation who do not export (i.e., do not net meter) but instead use all generation to
offset load served from the Company (i.e., through battery storage or by sizing
generation to never exceed load).
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 56:
a. The Company is not proposing to achieve perfect alignment of rates with
costs in this case. However, from a theoretical perspective, perfect alignment would
mean collecting the exact revenue requirement attributable to each individual customer
from that customer.
b. Yes. Under the hypothetical scenario presented by Vote Solar in this
request, it is possible that the existing retail rate structure would result in cost shifting
and intra class subsidies. However, the Company does not have any residential or
small general service customers with on-site generation who have not, at some time,
produced a surplus of electricity.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 13
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-h.- 17- l3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 132 of529
REQUEST NO. 57: Reference your response to Vote Solar Data Request 17(b)
a. Please identify each way in which the methodology used to quantify the
estimated cost shifts in 2015 and 2016 were different from the methodology used to
assign costs during the Company's last general rate case.
b. Please identify the date and hour of the system coincident demand and
residential class non-coincident demand that was used to determine "the residential
customer class's functionalized and classified revenue requirement authorized in the
Company's 2011 GRC" and the date and hour of the system coincident demand and the
residential net metering segment's non-coincident demand used to estimate the net
metering segment's revenue requirement.
c. Please define "the absolute value of the average usage in that hour" as
used on page 23 of your response to Vote Solar Data Request 17(b) and how it differs
from "the average of each customer's positive consumption."
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 57:
a. As discussed in the Company's Response to Vote Solar's Request No.
17.b, the starting point for the cost shift analysis included in the 2016 and 2017 Annual
Net Metering Reports ("Annual Reports") was the class cost-of-service study from the
2011 general rate case ("2011 GRC"). Therefore, the underlying class cost-of-service
methodology used as the basis for the 2011 GRC and the Annual Reports was identical.
However, as described in the Company's Response to Vote Solar's Request No.
17.b, in order to update the revenue requirement approved in the 2011 GRC to reflect
amounts currently recovered in rates, the Company added or subtracted incremental
revenue requirement authorized by the IPUC since the conclusion of the 2011 GRC.
This was achieved by applying the same classification and functionalization principles
utilized in the 2011 GRC to the approved incremental revenue requirement amounts on
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REOUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 14
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No 902
Case No [PC-L-l7-13
B. Kobor, Votc Solar
I'age I 33 of529
a case-by-case basis. This incremental adjustment differs from the process used in a
GRC only in that those costs would have been included in the initial jurisdictional
revenue requirement rather than being added to or subtracted from revenue
requirement after{he-fact.
Additionally, as further detailed in the Company's Response to Vote Solar's
Request No. 17.b, in order to determine revenue requirement attributable to net
metering customers, ldaho Power applied per-unit costs to net metering customers'
usage for the analyses performed in the Annual Reports. While the determination of
these per-unit costs and the corresponding allocation factors mirrored the classification,
functionalization, and allocation principles included in the 2011 GRC, the mechanics of
the calculations differed for the analyses contained in the Annual Reports. Within a
GRC, total jurisdictional revenue requirement is classified and functionalized, then
allocated to customer classes based on each class's proportional share of each
respective allocation factor. For the cost shifting analysis in the Annual Reports, a per-
unit cost was determined then applied to net metering customers' usage. While the
underlying classification, functionalization, and allocation principles were the same, a
per-unit calculation was utilized in the Annual Reports because the intent of these
analyses was to isolate a revenue requirement amount for net metering customers that
was reflective of amounts currently authorized for recovery in customer rates.
b. Please see the Company's response to Vote Solar's Request No. 10.c for
the date and hour (ending) of the system coincident demand and residential class non-
coincident demand that was used to determine "the residential customer class's
functionalized and classified revenue requirement authorized in the Company's 2011
GRC."
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 15
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 34 of529
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
The date and hour of the system coincident demand and the residential
segment's non-coincident demand used to estimate the net metering segment's 2015
and 2016 revenue requirement are listed below. The same hour was used for the
residential net metering segment's non-coincident demand as that of the residential
segment.
Month Residential Non-Coincident System Peak
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1111201519:00
212412015 8'.OO
3/5/2015 8:00
4/3/20'15 8:00
5/31/2015 19:00
6t28t201519.04
712t2015 20.00
8t2t20151800
9/13/2015 '18:00
10/10/201518:00
1112912015 20:O0
121271201519.O0
11212015 9:00
212312p15 8:OO
31412015 8:00
412812015 22:00
51412015 20:00
6t29t201516.00
7t1120151900
81121201518:00
9/11201519:00
10/10/2015 18:00
111301201519:OO
121'll2O15 8:00
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1t2t1610'00
2t2t1620"00
3/18/16 8:00
4/6/16 8:00
5/31/16 19:00
612711619:00
7t27t1619'.00
8/2/16 19:00
9/1/16 19:00
10/30/16 21:00
11/28/16 19:00
12t18t1619'.00
1t2t1610.00
212116 8:00
3/18/'16 8:00
412111618:00
5/3'1/16 19:00
6/29116 18:00
7/30/16 18:00
8/2/16 19;00
9/1i16 18:00
10117116 20:00
11/30/16 19:00
12119t16 9'.00
c. As stated on page 23 of the Company's response to Vote Solar Request
17.b, the absolute value of each hour was used to calculate the non-coincident kilowatts
("kW') for the residential net metering segment. This means that, if the net energy
consumption was negative, the positive value of that net energy consumption was used
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 16
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 135 of529
to calculate the average for that hour. The Company used the absolute value when
calculating the non-coincident kW because this factor is used to assign distribution
costs, and regardless of which direction the energy flows, the result is representative of
the customer's reliance on the distribution system in that hour.
This differs from the use of "the average of each customer's positive
consumption" in that, for the calculation of the system coincident kW and the average
monthly kilowatt-hour, if the net energy consumption was negative that hour was
zeroed. The system coincident kW is used to assign energy and transmission costs,
and therefore, if the customer was not consuming energy from the Company, a zero
was used for the calculation.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 17th day of November 2017.
SA .N
Attorney for !daho Company
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 17
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 136 o1529
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 17th day of November 2017 l served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S THIRD
SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY upon the following named
parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the following:
Commission Staff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
47 2 W est Washington (83702)
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-007 4
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
ldaho Conservation League
Matthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South Euclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 North 6th Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Association, lnc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P.O. Box 6119
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 18
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data [iequests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 37 of529
Anthony Yankel
12700 Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 West Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 South 1300 West
WestValley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 537 1 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
360 22nd Street, Suite 730
Oakland, California 94612
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
150 North Capitol Boulevard
P.O. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701-0500
ldaho Glean Energy Association
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page I 38 of 529
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - '19
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2817
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZILC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
P.O. Box 1731
Boise, ldaho 83701
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazier
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON McCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P.O. Box 45120
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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Case No. I PC-E- I 7- | l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
t'age 139 o1529
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 20
Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Ilequests
Doug Shipley
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1953 West2425 South
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
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Towell Assistant
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THIRD SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 21
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 140 of529
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(3,063)
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(3,033)
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(3,558)
(3,433)
(3,298)
(3,265)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
I'age l4l o1529
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(3,556)
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(3,O47)
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 142 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 143 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 144 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 145 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 146 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 147 o1529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 148 ot'529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 149 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Casc No. I PC- E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 50 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page l5l of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 152 of529
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I)arties' L)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page I 53 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 154 of529
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 155 of529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 56 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 57 of529
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Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 158 of529
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Case No. IPC-L-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 160 o1529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page l6l of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Rcsponses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 162 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 163 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 164 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 165 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I66 o1529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Pagc 167 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 168 of529
(1)
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ldaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 169 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 70 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page l7l of529
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(3,686)
(3,557)
(3,644)
(3,795)
(3,8721
(3,602)
(L,8441
(3,599)
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 172 of 529
9/28/17 1.0:OO
9/28/L7 Ll:oo
9/28/17 1.2:OO
9/28/t7 1.3:oo
9128117 L4:00
9128/17 t5:OO
9/28/17 L6:Oo
9/28/17 L7:OO
9/29/L7 9:o0
9129/17 Lo:oo
9/29/L7 1.1.:oo
9/29/17 12:OO
9/29/L1 1.3:Oo
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9/29/17 L7:OO
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(1,300)
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(3,838)
(3,684)
(3,525)
(3,620)
(3,838)
(3,8421
(3,572],
(3,489)
(3,993)
(3,853)
(3,630)
(3,531)
(3,560)
(3,742l.
(3,789)
(2,010)
(2,44L1
(4,190)
(4,0921
(3,845)
(3,656)
(3,685)
(3,905)
(4,0211
(3,685)
(3,138)
(4,3771.
(4,064)
(3,806)
(3,140)
(4,006)
(4,L64l
(3,808)
(2,813)
(2,970)
(2,508)
(3,949)
(3,337)
(3,387)
(4,065)
(3,e3s)
(3,641)
(3,487)
(3,s7e)
(3,792)
(3,836)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 173 of529
(21
(4)
(4)
(4)
(s)
(4)
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(82)
(7e6)
(e2)
(s44)
(1,,270)
(16)
(428)
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(2,1821
(1,700)
(1,520)
(7,273)
(L,021l
(L,757l
(1,649)
(1,507)
(1,334)
(7,484)
(s7s)
(L,725)
(L,3721
(s36)
(1,669)
(1,636)
(1,580)
(r,524)
(1,335)
(1,285)
(1,507)
(1,356)
(386)
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(L,261)
(1,130)
(1,322]|
(1,887)
(1,,32L)
(872)
(1,708)
(1,635)
(1,315)
(1,148)
(1,105)
(1,483)
(1,194)
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(1,811]'
(2,509)
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(2,300)
(3,098)
(1,789)
(2,r74l
(2,4L21
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(3,4021
(3,3241
(3,165)
(3,272l.
(3,938)
(3,751)
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(3,24!l
(3,339)
(2,772]'
(3,7241
(3,2441
(3,218)
(3,873)
(3,700)
(3,4641
(3,316)
(3,2221
(3,181)
(3,379)
(3,2991
(2,750l
(3,104)
(3,514)
(3,295)
(3,085)
(3,2821
(3,920)
(3,4221
(3,3L4)
(4,098)
(3,833)
(3,4211
(3,180)
(3,038)
(3,447)
(3,166)
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(0)
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(3)
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(4)
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Idaho Powcr Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 174 of 529
(1)
(3)
(4)
(6)
(s)
(s)
(4)
tO/9/L7 17:oO (33)(3)(1,9s4)
Idaho Power Company's Ilcsponses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 175 ol 529
Date and Time Circuit Load (kW)
9/1./17 9:oo (910)
9/tlL7 1.o:oo (800)
e/1./17 1.L:oo (740)
9/31t7 1o:oo (310)
913/L7 11.:oo (460)
9l3lL7 1.2:oo (140)
9/8/Ll9:OO (2,4t}l
9/8/t7 1O:OO (3,750)
9/8/L7 12:OO (3,360)
9/8/17 13:oO (3,160)
9l8lL7 M:OO (1,560)
918/L7 1.5:OO (2,7701
918/L7 1.6:00 (2,300)
9/8/L7 17:OO (1,480)
9/9117 9:OO (1,570)
9/9117 1O:OO (L,7LO)
9/9/17 1.1:OO (1,750)
9/9/17 12:oo (990)
9/9/L7 13:OO (2,21.01
9/9/L7 1.4:OO (1,189)
919/t7 1.5:oo (670)
9/9/L7 1.6:00 (700)
9|LO/119:OO (2,3861
9/LO/\7 LO:OO (3,350)
9/LO/17 LL:OO (3,390)
9/LO/17 t2:O0 (3,080)
9/Lo/17 L3:OO (2,650)
9/LO/I7 t4:OO (2,5201
9/tOl17 LS:OO (3,210)
gltO/!7 1.6:00 (3,260)
9/tO/17 17:OO (2,920)
9/LL/17 9:OO (4,9s0)
9l1tl17 LO:OO (4,990)
9/1.L/Ll 1.1.:OO (4,470)
9/tL/L1 12:oo (3,4s0)
9/1,L/L7 13:OO (2,8s0)
9/1.L/L7 1.4:OO (2,2s0l
9/LL/t7 LS:OO (2,380)
9/LL/t7 L6:oo (2,s7ol
9/Lt/17 L7:OO (2,000)
e/L2/17 9:oo (4,s60)
9/L2/I7 IO:OO (4,780)
9/t2/17 1.1.:OO (4,890)
9/12/17 12:OO (1,010)
9/12/11 l3:OO (4,4L01
9/L3lt7 9:OO (3,040)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Other DER Excess kW
(18,451)
(19,335)
(19,813)
(t8,24O)
(L7,247)
(t7,802)
(8,174)
(11,956)
(1.4,7LL)
(L6,176)
(1,6,26L1
(15,411)
(16,498)
(15,935)
(1,2,983)
(L7,506)
(t7,68L)
(15,299)
(15,954)
(L7,095)
(t7,28O)
(r7,248)
(14,083)
(t7,6181
(L8,074)
(r7,732)
(L7,423)
(16,568)
(L7,47O)
(L7,!361
(15,433)
(L6,270l
(18,756)
(18,019)
(17,749l
(17,3611
(17,000)
(L7,372)
(L7,302)
(L5,737)
(10,375)
(L6,723)
(15,211)
(8,860)
(12,2981
(14,638)
NM Excess kW
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 176 of 529
9/13117 1o:oo
9lt3/1711.:oo
9/L3/17 12:OO
9/13/t7 1.3:OO
9lt3/L7 La:oO
9/13/17 L6:0o
9/1.3/17 L7:OO
9/1411712:OO
9lL4lL7 t3:oo
9/t4/L7 t4:oo
9/1.4/1715:OO
9/14117 L6:OO
9/15117 9:oo
9/L5/17 Lo:00
9/15/17 tt:oo
9lt5lt712:00
9lL5/1713:00
9/15/t7 1.4:OO
9/1.51L7 Ll:oo
9lt5lL7 L6:oo
9l75lL7 L7:00
9l15lL7 L8:00
9/1.6/L7 8:oo
9/1.6117 9:oo
9/L6/17 1o:oo
9/LGl17 L1.:00
911.6117 12:OO
911.6lLt 13:oo
9/!6/t7 1.4:OO
9/1.6/L7 LS:OO
9117lL7 8:00
9lt/I9:00
9lt7/t7 LO:00
9lI7/17 LI.:OO
9/t7/17 12:00
9/17/L7 L3:OO
9/17/17 1.4:OO
9/t7/17 15:oo
9/L7/17 L6:OO
9/17117 L7:OO
9/t7/17 L9:OO
9lt8/17 1O:OO
9/L8/17 Ll.:oo
9/L8/17 I3:Oo
9/L8/17 1.4:OO
9/L8/17 1.5:OO
9lt9/17 8:00
(4,450)
(3,090)
(2,670l.
(2,7601
(4,2201
(4,690)
(3,880)
(140)
(5,120)
(5,450)
(5,090)
(6,860)
(3,420l.
(5,270l.
(6,930)
(8,070)
(8,020)
(8, L90)
(8,4201
(8,500)
(7,376)
(1,260)
(1,300)
(8,120)
(e,130)
(9,520)
(9,380)
(8,730)
(9,21,01
(5,990)
(2,70O)
(10,610)
( 10,590)
(LO,74Ol
(10,690)
(10,650)
(10,930)
(10,s90)
(10,010)
(10,350)
(3,960)
(3,350)
(4,330)
(L,470)
(7,860)
(8,520)
(2,360)
(L7,343)
(L7,530)
(L7,097)
(17,083)
(1,4,2981
(9,232\
(14,686)
(7,32L)
(9,L92)
(10,996)
(LL,257)
(8,931)
(13,063)
(L6,723)
(17,9891
(18,605)
(16,738)
(17,882)
(!7,543)
(18,003)
(12,462)
(3,627)
(6,342)
(15,587)
(18,689)
(19,363)
(79,O27)
(16,008)
(10,177\
(10,682)
(5,455)
(9,791)
(19,559)
(18,193)
(16,789)
(15,639)
(16,552)
(18,512)
(L8,1241
(13,554)
(7,510)
(4,885)
(7,1221
(7,4561
(7,748)
(10,005)
(2,9!2)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 177 of 529
9/L9/17 9:oo
9/1.9/17 tO:Oo
9/19/L7 tL:oo
9/1.9/L7 t2:oo
9/19/L7 L3:OO
9l19lL7 1.4:oo
9/19/L7 LS:OO
9/19/L7 1.6:00
9/19/L7 lt:oo
9/19/L7 1.8:OO
9/20117 s:oo
9/2o/L7 1o:oo
9l2O/L7 U:oo
9/2o/L71.5:oo
9/27/L71o:OO
9/21./L7 1.1:OO
9/21./L7 12:OO
9121.1L7 t3:oo
9/21./L7 1.4:OO
9/21./t7 t!:oo
9l2LlL7 76:00
9/22/17 9:oo
9122/L1 1o:oo
9/22/L7 11:OO
9/22/L] 12:OO
9/22/L7 13:OO
9/22/L7 1.4:oo
9/22/t7 1S:OO
9/221L7 1.6:00
9/22/L7 17:OO
9/22/L7 18:oo
9/23/17 8:oo
9/23/17 9:oo
9/231L7 1o:oO
9/23/t7 LI.:OO
9/23/L7 12:OO
9/23/L7 t3:oO
9/23/L7 L4:OO
9/23/L7 t!:oo
9/23/17 1.6:00
9/23/17 17:OO
9/23/17 I8:OO
9/2a/0 8:oo
9/2a/L7 9:oo
9/24/17 1O:OO
9124/17 11:OO
9/24/tl 12:OO
(1L,940)
(8,660)
(12,080)
(L2,670)
(L2,3201
(12,090)
(L2,2OO)
(L2,4501
(L2,180l'
(3,42O)
(12,380)
(3,350)
(4,520\
(6,180)
(L,21Ol
(L2,2sO)
(L2,29O)
(L2,750)
(L2,690)
(L2,22O)
(2,6721
(13,690)
(13,960)
(13,950)
(6,410)
(L3,710l'
(14,000)
(1_4,080)
(13,23o)
(t3,220)
(7,7OOl
(5,910)
(L3,170].
(14,000)
(13,990)
(13,710)
(14,180)
(L4,2t0)
(14,310)
(14,390)
(L4,125)
(7,31,41
(6,70L)
(L4,2OOl
(t4,270l'
(14,480)
(14,430)
(8,455)
(7,2611
(8,2L11
(18,983)
(15,320)
(14,39L)
(LL,747l'
(r2,229)
(tL,429)
(2,618)
(LL,4921
(5,137l|
(4,195)
(4,085)
(2,358)
(7,284)
(11,588)
(r2,33L)
(8,380)
(L0,276)
(3,695)
(7,834)
(18,050)
(13,160)
(7,508)
(r0,248)
(L4,O21)
(13,843)
(8,0L9)
(r2,814)
(7,595)
(5,972]'
(16,483)
(19,9441
(15,386)
(12,753l'
(16,911)
(1.4,7L81
(15,235)
(19,054)
(17,053)
(7,838)
(6,341_)
(16,932)
(L9,34L)
(19,931)
(L9,452)
Idalro Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
uxhibir No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 178 of529
9/24/17 L3:00
9/24/L7 L4:0o
9/24/L7 t5:oo
9/24/t7 t6OO
9/24/L7 17:OO
9/24/L7 1.8:00
9/2s/17 8:00
9/25/17 9:o0
9/25/L710:OO
9/25/L7 LL:00
9125/L7 12:oo
9/25/L713:OO
9/25/L7 L4:00
9125/L715:oo
9/25/L7 1.6:0O
9/25/t717:OO
9125/L718:oo
9126/17 8:oo
9/26/17 9:00
9126/L710:OO
9l26lt7 LL:00
9/261L712:OO
9/26/L713:oo
9126/L7 M:OO
9/26/17 L5:00
9/26/17 L6:00
9/26/L7 lt:oo
9/26/17 1.8:oo
9127/17 8:oo
9/27/17 9:oo
9127/1710:OO
9/27117 LL:oo
9/271L7 t2:oo
9/27/L7 L3:oo
9/27/17 t4:OO
9127/17 t5:OO
9127/17 L6:Oo
9/21llt t7:Oo
9121/17 L8:OO
9/28/Lt 8:OO
9/28/17 9:oo
9/28/17 \o:oo
9l28l17 1,1.:OO
9/28/t7 1.2:OO
9/281L7 13:oo
9/28/L7 L4:0o
9/28/17 L5:00
(13,690)
(13,840)
(14,450)
(14,680)
(14,500)
(7,155)
(6,1.26)
(13,600)
(13,960)
(13,260)
(12,390)
(11,690)
(12,850)
(13,360)
(13,320)
(13,500)
(5,578)
(4,9841
(12,760)
(12,9201
(11,900)
(10,990)
(10,s90)
(11,010)
(12,390)
(12,560)
(12,L67)
(4,8291
(3,590)
(11,696)
(11,900)
(11,390)
(10,710)
(9,930)
(10,870)
(11,150)
(L1,290)
(10,230)
(3,316)
(3,500)
(11,430)
(1L,780)
(1-1.,220)
(10,140)
(9,350)
(9,663)
(10,800)
(L8,827)
(18,864)
(19,527],
(19,946)
(16,820)
(7,4461
(6,075)
(L6,449l
(L9,713)
(L9,223)
(18,057)
(Ll,s43)
(17,929)
(L6,017]'
(13,103)
(15,567)
(6,207l'
(5,648)
(15,852)
(19,537)
(18,383)
(17,935)
(t7,4031
(17,609)
(18,409)
(18,967)
(L5,557)
(5,238)
(5,460)
(r5,742)
(19,293)
(18,772)
(17,773)
(17,252)
(17,7361
(18,361)
(18,331)
(15,042)
(6,006)
(5,293)
(15,641)
(19,156\
(18,943)
(r7,924)
(17,3L2)
(17,5L6)
(17,695)
ldaho l)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 179 of 529
9/28/L7 1.6:00
9/28/L7 L7:oo
9/28/L7 L8:OO
9/29/17 8:oo
9/29/17 9:OO
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9/29/t7 12:OO
9/29/L7 13:OO
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9/3O/t7 1.1:OO
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9/3o/L713:oo
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10/2/17 8:oo
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(1.L,1201
(10,720l'
(3,394)
(10)
(7,7O5)
(7,87O)
(8,450)
(8,470)
(8,27O)
(9,180)
(9,528)
(9,670)
(8,270)
{LL,270l
(12,O70l.
(10,050)
(LL,760)
(11,950)
112,320l
(12,830)
(12,029l
(4,O7Ol
(7,48O)
(12,27Ol.
(13,590)
(13,760l.
(13,810)
(13,590)
(14,090)
(14,360)
(13,780)
(3,850)
(2,1.40l
(LL,79Ll
(L2,27Ol'
(L1.,160l
(11,350)
(11,980)
(L2,280)
(L2,54O)
(12,540)
(11,830)
(2,600)
(9,430)
(13,000)
(12,4901
(10,970)
(18,502)
(1,5,2041
(5,850)
(3,3121
(lL,795)
(L5,7261,
(16,407l.
(17,2L91
(16,844)
(L7,4661
(18,105)
(18,109)
(13,054)
(5,331)
(9,155)
(6,850)
(10,451)
{17,520)
{.18,577l,
(19,705)
(15,366)
(5,235)
(3,858)
(5,646)
(9,946)
(16,096)
(L4,02s]|
(10,702]'
(7,976)
(17,748)
(L4,4281
(2,0941'
(4,384)
(15,318)
(19,209)
(L6,297l
(L7,7301
(13,649)
(15,755)
(13,644)
(L6,2291
(14,899)
(4,610)
(9,472l'
(18,937)
(18,986)
(18,051)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 80 of529
1O/3/Lt 13:00
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(10,050)
(1L,230)
(12,28O)
{12,620)
(11,000)
(2,677')
(640)
(1,090)
(77o1
(2,020)
(2,112\
(LL,O7Ll
(12,340l'
(11,940)
(10,570)
(9,960)
(10,030)
(10,910)
(11,520)
(9,090)
(1,007)
(1,892)
(s,8s4)
(11,000)
(10,870)
(9,74Ol'
(9,ztol
(10,400)
(11,290)
(11,610)
(7,t7ol
(s83)
(1,860)
(1O,27L\
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(11,020)
(10,490)
(9,700)
(10,230)
(11,310)
(L1,560)
(9,655)
(s10)
(2,100)
(11,650)
(11,780)
(L1-,7 4O')
(L7,6231
(18,094)
(L9,2231
(19,468)
(L4,428)
(4,41,61
(4,631)
(6,013)
(6,01.21
(7,674l.
(3,917l,
(L4,6L7\
(19,521)
(18,885)
(17,598)
(17,O23)
(17,403)
(18,058)
(17,2L7)
(13,234)
(3,567)
(3,861)
(13,999)
(18,581)
(78,L741
(L6,9291
(15,455)
(L6,9621
(15,821)
(L4,753)
(9,871)
(3,593)
(3,691)
(13,777)
(78,42O)
(17,856)
(17,084)
(L6,397l
(16,601)
(17,732\
(18,088)
(t2,487)
(3,L09)
(2,594)
(7,77t)
(Lt,627)
(11,805)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page l8l of529
1.0/8/17 1-2:oo
tO/8/17 1.3:OO
1O/8/17 t4:OO
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(LL,760)
(10,020)
( 11,700)
(L2,L6O)
(12,660)
(10,507)
(1_,640)
(1,930)
(10,4O2)
(11,660)
(11,070)
(9,870)
(8,923)
(9,7271,
(10,290)
(10,650)
(4,680)
(L6,624)
(13,564)
(L4,128)
(Ll,69L)
(19,358)
(13,553)
(3,245)
(3,949)
(L4,554)
(19,587)
(18,665)
(17,375)
(1,6,757)
(17,321)
(16,605)
(L4,064\
(8,905)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I i
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page I 82 ol'529
Date and Time
2/1.L/L7 9:oo
2/1,LlL7 LO:OO
2/1.L/17 L1.:OO
2/L1,/1712:OO
2/L1,/1713:OO
2/1.1./17 1.4:OO
2/11/L7 1.5:oo
2/LtlL7 L6:OO
2/121L7 9:oo
2/1.2/17 1O:OO
2/L2/17 IL:OO
2/L2/17 t2:OO
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2112/L7 14:oo
2/121L7 LS:OO
2112/17 L6:oo
2/1.3/17 9:o0
2/L3/17 1o:oo
2/13/17 1.1.:OO
2/13/L712:oo
2/L3/I7 !3:OO
2/13/t7 t4:oo
2/13/L7 LS:OO
2/131L7 L6:OO
2/t4lLt 9:oo
2/L4/17 IO:OO
2/L4/17 1.1.:OO
2/L4/1712:OO
2/1.4/L7 t3:OO
21L4/L7 1.4:OO
21L4/17 t6:oO
2/15/L7 8:00
2/15/t7 9:oo
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2/15117 LL:OO
2/1,5/L7 t2:OO
2/1.5/17 L3:OO
2/L5/17 L4:OO
2/L5/17 LS:OO
2/L6/17 1.1.:OO
2/1.6/17 12:OO
2/L6/17 13:OO
2/1.6/17 1.4:oo
2/18/17 1.5:OO
2/19/t7 1.o:oo
2/19/17 IL:OO
Circuit Load (kW)
(2,2841
(5,125)
(9,274)
(9,613)
(9,372)
(8,565)
(6,780)
(3,856)
(2,555)
(5,118)
(6,119)
(7,886)
(8,015)
(6,953)
(5,270)
(2,472l.
(1,954)
(4,688)
(7,4391
(8,129)
(8,2671
(8,432],
(5,979)
(3,825)
(1,,67L)
(5,450)
(8,021)
(9,837)
(9,780)
(8s4)
(2,822l.
(L,748\
(3,370)
(7,621)
(3,341)
(3,996)
(2,421l
(2,0491
(730)
(t,2681
(1s8)
(4,168)
(363)
(31s)
(36)
(6s)
NM Excess kW Other DER Excess kW
(5,761)
(9,100)
(12,530)
(12,789)
(12,467)
(11,438)
(9,518)
(6,7L31
(5,160)
(8,6241
(9,541)
( 11,1 16)
(11,088)
(9,870)
(8,099)
(5,320)
(5,52L)
(8,155)
(10,710)
(11,185)
(11,235)
(L1,186)
(8,192)
(5,587)
(5,131)
(8,729l'
(11,165)
(12,845)
(12,670)
(3,647)
(5,585)
(5,621)
(7,105)
(11,046)
(6,391)
(6,762)
(5,264)
(4,851)
(3,647)
(4,228)
(3,059)
(7,L82). (3,L64)
(3,143)
(2,849)
(2,744)
(0)
(21
(6)
(8)
(e)
(s)
(s)
(8)
(0)
(1)
(4)
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(e)
(e)
(8)
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(71
(1)
(1)
(4)
(71
(s)
(21
(1)
(0)
(4)
(0)
(0)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- | 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 183 of529
2lt9/17 1.2:OO
2/L9/L7 t3:Oo
2/19/L7 1.4:OO
2/L9/I7 LS:OO
2lL9lL7 t6:OO
2l2OlL7 LO:OO
2l2oll7 L1.:oo
2l2o/t7 t2:oo
2l2olt7 L3:oo
2l2olL7 M:oo
2/21,/17 9:OO
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2l2tlt7 L1.:oo
2/21./t7 t2:oo
2/21/17 t3:OO
2/21./L7 t4:oo
2121.1t7 Ls:oo
212U17 1.6:00
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2l22lL7 1.t:oo
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2/22/L7 L3:oo
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2/23/t7 Lo:oo
2/231L7 L1.:Oo
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2/231t7 t4:oo
2/23/17 1.5:OO
2/24/17 9:oo
2/2alL7 to:oo
2124/17 1.1.:oo
2/2a/t Q:oo
2/24/17 13:OO
2/24/17 M:oo
2/24/!7 l5:OO
2/25117 8:oo
2/25/17 9:OO
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2/251t7 I2:OO
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2/251L7 I5:OO
2/25/17 1.6:o0
2/261L7 8:00
(1,955)
(5,L92)
(2,5t21
(4,750)
(2s1)
(460)
(2,O04)
(2,158)
(2,492)
(1,106)
(2,959)
(6,573)
(7,613)
(L2,8021
(L2,2701
(9,875)
(5,530)
(3,283)
(1.,27L)
(2,548)
(L,976)
(2,036)
(4,133)
(1,609)
(2,064)
(3,810)
(3,169)
12,948)
(2,2851
(eos)
(6,528)
(10,499)
(8,340)
(3,439)
(2,t23\
(3,261\
(L,9O7l
(1,030)
(9,763)
(12,383)
(13,103)
(12,250)
(LO,L72)
(83s)
(3,167)
(1,602)
( 13s)
(3)
(3)
(21
(4)
(4,508)
(7,609)
(4,886)
(7,0s6)
(2,s48)
(3,430)
(4,830)
(4,837)
(5,243)
(3,878)
(5,978)
(9,4431
(L0,423)
(15,680)
(1s,078)
(12,598)
(8,064)
(5,726)
(4,452)
(5,803)
(5,026)
(5,103)
(7,238)
(4,704)
(5,992)
(7,630)
(6,839)
(6,6291
(5,97L\
(4,641].
(10,388)
(14,2171
(1,1,819)
(6,881)
(5,579)
(6,552)
(5,215)
(4,942l'
(13,643)
(1s,981)
(16,436)
(15,400)
(t3,L32)
(3,3es)
(5,887)
(4,326)
(3,962\
(0)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(3)
(6)
(5)
(e)
(e)
(10)
(71
(0)
(1)
(1)
(2',)
(1)
(3)
(2)
(2)
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 184 of529
2/261t7 9:OO
2/261L7 Lo:oo
2/261L7 LI,:OO
2/261L7 L2:oo
2/26117 L3:oo
2/26/17 t4:Oo
2/27/17 8:oo
2/27/17 9:OO
2/21/!7 1O:OO
2/27 /17 1.1-:OO
2127/t7 l2:OO
2/27/L7 13:OO
2/271L7 1.4:OO
2128/L7 9:oo
2/281t7 IO:OO
2/281L7 LL:OO
2/28117 L2:OO
2/281L7 L3:OO
2/28/17 L4:OO
2128/17 LS:OO
2128/17 L6:Oo
3/L/L7 8:oo
3/t/17 9:OO
3/L/L7 LO:OO
3/L/L7 1.1.:OO
3/LlLt L2:OO
3/LlLl L3:oo
3/LlLt 1.4:oo
3/L/17 L!:oo
3/L/L7 L6:OO
3/2/17 8:oo
3/2/17 9:oo
3/2/t ro:oo
3/2/17 L1.:oo
3/2/17 L2:oo
3/2/17 L3:oo
3/2/17 L4:oo
3/2/17 LS:OO
3/2/17 L6:oo
3/3/17 8:oo
3/3/17 9:OO
3/3/17 LO:OO
3/3/17 L1.:oo
3/31L7 L2:oo
3l3lLt t3:oo
3/3/17 L4:oo
3/3/17 Ls:oo
(2,490)
(5, L55)
(2,592)
(3,056)
(2,359)
(2,L821
(L,2O7l
(8,381)
(6,310)
(5,948)
(2,158)
(3,4L2)
(3,137)
(7so)
(7,022)
(4,384)
(1,802)
(4,085)
(4,24L)
(2,482)
(2,OLzl
(2,44L)
(1,274)
(12,3461
(14,3771'
(LL,795l
(6,703)
11,166)
{.3,621)
(1,,449)
(5,597)
(LL,077l
(tL,o24l
(12,680)
(9,125)
(1,096)
(6,402)
12,874l.
(624l,
(2,794]'
(9,L49)
(13,2971
(12,875\
(10,166)
(9,521)
(6,4041
(L,O74l
(0)
(1)
(3)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(6,32t1
(8,869)
(6,195)
(6,559)
(5,789)
(5,544)
(4,858)
(L1-,9211
(9,7L6)
(9,436)
(5,495)
(6,699)
(6,286)
(4,1791
(10,458)
(7,707)
(5,096)
(7,1.47l'
(t,2661
(5,635)
(5,096)
(5,852)
(10,430)
(15,491)
(17,29O)
(L4,693l
(9,436)
(9,856)
(6,279)
(4,060)
(9,191)
(L4,476l
(L4,1.L2l
(15,736)
(11,935)
(9,870)
(9,128)
(5,579)
(3,395)
(6,2L6)
(12,516)
(L6,4431
(15,834)
(L2,929)
(L2,152)
(9,121,)
(3,738)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(1)
(21
(0)
(3)
(1)
(3)
(4)
(s)
(0)
(2)
(6)
(8)
(8)
(7)
(8)
(6)
(1)
(3)
(s)
(8)
(6)
(s)
(s)
(2)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
[]. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page I 85 ol 529
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(6)
(8)
(e)
17l
(s)
3/4/17 L2:OO
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 86 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 87 ol 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page I 88 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 189 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Flxhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 190 of529
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[)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page l9l o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 192 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Pagc 193 of529
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Idaho l)ower Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-ti-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 194 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Pa(ies' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 195 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-h- I 7- l 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 196 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parttes' Data Requcsts
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 197 of 529
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Idalro Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
Il. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 198 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Dala Requcsts
Ilxhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 199 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 200 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 20 I of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 202 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 203 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Fxhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 204 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 205 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Pa(ies'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 206 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
I]. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 207 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 208 of529
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Parlies' I)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-l l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 209 o1529
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ldalro Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page2l0of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
I)age 2l I of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
CaseNo. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 212 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 213 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 214 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page2l5of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 216 of 529
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Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 217 ol 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
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Parties' Data Requests
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 219 of 529
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[)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 220 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 221 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 222 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 223 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Pa(ies'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
l>age 224 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 225 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 226 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Panies' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 227 ol 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 228 ol 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 229 of 579
Date and Time Circuit Load (kW)
1.1./23/tG Lo:oo (89)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responscs to
Parties' Data Requests
Other DER Excess kW
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(s,494)
(6,437)
(3,399)
(1,821)
(4,000)
(5,119)
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 230 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
I'age 23 | of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 232 of 529
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Idaho l)ower Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
I:xhibit No 902
Case No. ll'('-ll- I 7- I 3
[]. Kotror. Votc Solar
I)age 233 ol'529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-tr- 17- ll
B. Kobor, Votc Solar
Pagc 234 ol 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 235 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 236 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 237 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 238 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parttes' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 239 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E- 17- 13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 240 ol 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 24 I of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 242 of 529
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Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 243 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 244 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 245 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 246 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 247 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
I']age 248 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 249 ol 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 250 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 251 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 252 of 529
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ldaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requcsts
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 253 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornparry's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 254 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 255 o1529
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Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 256 of 529
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Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 257 of 529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 259 ol 529
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Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 260 o1529
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Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 261 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 262 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 264 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partics' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 266 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 267 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 268 ol 529
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Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 269 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 270 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 21 | of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
ts. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 272 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Flxhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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(6,217)
(9,4L7)
(8,574)
(7,854)
(9,064)
(7,111,)
(3,201)
(2,9281
(4,2L5)
(748)
(7,315)
(9,570)
(8,93L)
(8,315)
(6,857)
(7,17L)
(t,615)
(8,577]'
(8,007)
(e87)
(7,568)
(8,922)
(8,610)
(8,016)
(7,6891
(7,7281
(8,415)
(8,668)
(1,8L4'l
(3,195)
(3,891)
(3,925)
(6,4O1)
(1,280)
(5,582)
(s,s82)
(s,L76l
(7,3281
(8,291)
(8,433)
(7,343)
(7,14't)
Idaho Power Conrpany's Ilesponses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
l>age 274 of 529
1o/61t7 1,0:oo
10/6/17 LL:OO
1.0/6/17 L2:OO
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\0/8/17 1.1.:OO
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to/8/L713:OO
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10/8/!7 17:OO
10/8/17 1.8:OO
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tO/9/!7 Lo:oo
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(L,79Ol
(1,899)
(1,87t)
(1,740)
(2,70t)
(3,30e)
(3,049)
(2,741)
(3s)
12,3741
(2,6311
(2,s87)
(2,3se)
(L,904)
(3,199)
(3,379l
(3,891)
(3,031)
(23e)
(4,191l'
(4,279)
(3,7LL)
(3,391)
(3,751)
(4,590)
(4,570l.
(4,t3Ll
(3,779)
(360)
(1,300)
(1,661)
(1,598)
(1,499)
(76s1.
(1,738)
(2,280)
(2,549)
(3)
(s)
(13)
(17)
(18)
(16)
(7')
(8)
(3)
(0)
(21
(6)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(13)
(11)
(8)
(2')
(0)
{21
(3)
(2)
(14)
(16)
(12)
(14)
(e)
(s)
(0)
(3)
(11)
(1s)
(L7l
(L7l
(14)
( 13)
(8,648)
(8,286)
(7,677\
(7,153)
(7,1,4t1
(s,s88)
(8,427)
(7,4081
(2,s80)
(7,01.6)
(8,500)
(8,191)
(7,633)
(7,391)
(6,861)
(8,160)
(8,7L2\
(7,4581
(2,L29)
(2,7s4')
(4,330)
(4,915)
(7,2791
(1,4461
(8,1221
(7,635)
(8,741,)
(7,777)
(2,580)
(7,2171
(8,860)
(8,461)
(7,6251
(6,981)
(6,628)
(7,272\
(6,827)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 275 of 529
Date and Time
3/61L7 1o:oo
3/6/L7 I1.:OO
3/6/17 12:Oo
3/6/17 13:OO
3/6/L1 15:oo
3/6/L7 t6:OO
3/7/17 8:OO
3/7/\7 9:oo
3/7/t7 1o:oo
3/7/17 1,L:OO
3/7/17 t2:OO
3/7 /17 1.3:oo
3/7 /17 1.4:OO
3/7/17 15:OO
3/t /17 1.6:00
3/7/17 17:OO
3/8/17 to:oo
3/8/L7 1.t:oo
3/8/17 L2:00
3/8/11 13:oo
3/8117 t4:oo
3/8117 1.5:OO
3/8117 L6:oo
3/8/17 t7:OO
3/9/17 8:OO
3/9/17 9:oo
3l9lL7 10:Oo
3/9/L1 LL:oo
3l9ltt 12:oo
3/9/L7 13:OO
3l9lL7 M:00
3/9/11 15:oo
3/9/t7 t6:OO
3/9/L1 17:oo
3/tO/L7 9:OO
3/Lo/77 to:oo
3/LO/L7 IL:OO
3/LO/t7 t2:OO
3/L0lt7 13:Oo
3/1.0/17 1.4:oo
3/1.0/L7 15:oo
3/1,0/1716:00
3/1,0/L7 17:OO
3/1,0/17 L8:OO
3/LL/\7 7:Oo
3/L1./17 8:00
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(5,571)
(2,8991
(1,833)
(t,2o2l
(24L)
(47)
(1,62)
(4,7951
(1L,145)
(10,016)
(7,7811
(3,6L21
(2,8281
(3,2911
(4,969)
(1,565)
(3,809)
(1,831)
(L,240l
(8,025)
(10,318)
(8,2411
(3,090)
(s64)
(3,316)
(LL,276)
(5,990)
(13,348)
(13,643)
(8,737)
(7,156)
(3,t7tl
(1.,312)
(s08)
(s71')
(1,,7Lzr
(5,280)
(8,1291
(6,889)
(6,020)
(L2,5481
(15,959)
(e,e46)
(4s4)
(1,815)
(12,L30)
NM Excess kW Other DER Excess kW
(9,661)
(s,o47l
(5,156)
(4,732l,
(1.,07\l
(8s4)
(1,463)
(6,139)
(12,4671
'Lt,2491
(8,918)
(4,6201
(3,717')
(4,155)
(5,838)
(2,3311
(6,846)
(5,285)
(4,3261
(L1,,641)
(13,923)
(L0,059)
(3,878)
(1,253)
(4,522)
(L2,544)
(7,091)
(14,609)
(L4,7491'
(9,751)
(7,987)
(3,913)
(1,981)
(1,106)
(1,876)
(2,590)
(6,174)
(9,002)
(7,798)
(6,888)
(13,489)
(16,828)
(10,633)
(1,043)
(2,618)
(L2,957\
(0)
(1)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(21
(2)
(0)
(0)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 276 of 529
(21
(21
(1)
3ltt/17 9:oo
3/1.1./17 1O:OO
3/LL/t7 LL:oo
3/tLlLt t2:OO
3/tL/L7 t3:OO
3/t1.lt7 L4:OO
3/LL/17 LS:OO
3/L1/17 L6:oo
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31L21119:oo
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3/121]-7 13:oo
3lt2lL7 7a:oo
3/12/1715:OO
3/12/L7 1.6:00
3/12/L7 17:OO
3112/L7 18:oo
3/12/L7 19:00
3/13/L7 9:oO
3/13/Lt 1O:OO
3/13/Lt tl:oo
3/L3lL7 l2:oo
3/L3117 L3:oo
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3/L3/t7 L8:OO
3lL3/17 t9:oo
3lLalt 8:oo
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3/L4/L7 LL:00
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3/L4/17 t3:OO
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3/t4/L7 19:OO
3/1.5/L7 9:oo
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3/L5/17 LL:OO
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( 14,1 13)
(7,383)
(7,3781
11,4,872)
(1s,094)
(8,829)
(3,911)
(L,220l
(s52)
(2,959)
(12,585)
(16,785)
(t7,322)
(L7,5461
(17,508)
(r7,6611
(17,660)
(L7,5461
(10,314)
(1s1)
(3,840)
(L2,9L6\
(14,ss0)
(14,699)
(16,759)
(L6,533)
(L6,754l
(L4,0221
(7,448)
(3,740)
(60)
(2,to6)
(4,275)
(10,392)
(1_3,888)
(L2,779l.
(14,886)
(L6,979)
(L0,225\
(1.2,404)
(6,638)
(2,951)
(88s)
(8,149)
(2,910\
(5,013)
(11,969)
(21
(14,910)
(8,092)
(8,113)
( 15,687)
( 15,876)
(9,499)
(4,564)
(1,834)
(1,64s)
(3,682)
( 13,552)
(t7,641)
( 18,165)
(18,396)
(18,382)
(18,410)
(!8,4!7)
(18,305)
(10,976)
(753)
(7,L26)
(16,268)
(18,011)
(L7,927)
(L7,962)
(17,836)
(L7,745]'
(14,868)
(8,043)
(4,333)
(672)
(3,045)
(5,481)
(12,138)
(t5,1621
(14,063)
(1,6,072)
(18,158)
(10,990)
( 13, L88)
(7,259')
(3,605)
(1,3s3)
(11,480)
(6,062)
(8,421)
(1.4,973)
(0)
(21
(1)
(0)
(0)
(2)
(4)
(3)
(3)
(0)
(3)
(3)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(4)
(4)
(s)
(3)
(2)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(2\
(1)
(0)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 277 of 529
(1)
3/1.5/t7 L3:oo
3/1.5/U La:00
3/L5/L7 LS:OO
3/L5/L7 t6:OO
3/L5lL7 17:OO
3/L5/t7 18:OO
3/16/L7 9:oO
3/L6/L7 to:Oo
3/L6/17 11.:oO
3/L6/L7 t2:OO
3/L6/L7 t3:OO
3/L6/t7 14:oo
3/L6/t7 1-5:OO
3/1.6/17 L6:OO
3/1.6/17 L7:oo
3/16/17 L9:OO
3/16/17 L9:OO
3/17/17 9:OO
3/17/L7 1O:OO
3/17/L7 11.:OO
3/17 /L7 L2:OO
3/L7 /L7 L3:OO
3/L7 /L7 1.4:oO
3/L7 /L7 1.5:OO
3/L7 /L7 1.6:00
3/L7/L7 17:OO
3/t7/L7 18:OO
3/L7/L7 19:oo
3/18/t7 9:OO
3/L8/L7 1O:OO
3/L8/L7 t1.:OO
3/L8/L7 12:OO
3/L8/17 13:OO
3/L8/L7 la:oo
3/L8/L] tl:oo
3/L8/L7 16:00
3/L8/t7 77:OO
3/19/L7 8:oo
3/L9/L7 9:Oo
3/L9/L7 1O:OO
3/t9/L7 1.1.:OO
3/L9/L1 12:OO
3/L9/t7 13:oo
3/L9/L1 1.4:oo
3/t9/t7 1.5:OO
3/L9/L7 L6:OO
3/19/17 L7:OO
(14,2361
19,72Ol
(6,6L8)
(4,4931
(1,843)
(203)
(5,417)
(1,363)
(9,056)
(15,119)
(16,781)
(17,086)
(16,665)
(J6,579)
(11,083)
172,848)
(L,024l
(11,136)
(14,560)
(t7,0241
(16,938)
(16,957)
(L7,!O3)
(t7,232)
(16,693)
(15,916)
(8,911)
(231l
(670)
(1,1,86)
(1,689)
(3,110)
(3,918)
(2,264)
(831)
(7,765],
(166)
(471],
(2,337l.
(4,9761.
(5,608)
(10,915)
(6,47Slt
(7,6791
(4,750)
(1,562)
(2,4081
(15,554)
(10,808)
(7,602)
(s,320)
(2,457)
(7e8)
(10,017)
(4,886)
(12,306)
(Ll,682)
(L8,004)
(L8,L72)
(11,549')
(17,437\
(11,753)
(13,545)
(1,s82)
(L4,777l,
(18,277l.
(18,263)
(18,2281
(18,067)
(18,032)
(18,039)
(17,s3s)
(16,560)
(9,47r)
(7s5)
(L,274)
(1,841)
(2,26L)
(3,759)
(4,s29)
(2,891)
(1,400)
(2,4}tl
(763)
(L,L27l
(2,9541
(5,635)
(6,258)
(11,606)
(7,070\
(8,288)
(5,313)
(2,163)
(2,989)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(3)
(3)
(s)
(s)
(3)
(21
(2)
(0)
(3)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(s)
(3)
(1)
(1)
Idaho I'ower Corrpany's Responscs to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
ll. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 278 of 529
(1)
3/t9/17 1.8:oo
3120/L7 1.1.:00
3l2o/L7 12:oo
3/20/17 13:OO
3l2Ol17 1.4:OO
3/201171.5:oo
31201171.6:00
3/20/17 L7:OO
3/20/17 L8:oo
3/20/17 L9:oo
3121.117 9:oo
312L117 Lo:oo
3/21./17 LL:00
3/2t/17 L2:OO
3l2t/L7 L3:oO
3/21./t7 L4:0O
3/21./17 L5:OO
3/2L/t7 L6:oo
3/2L/L7 L8:oo
3/22/17 9:oo
3122/17 1o:o0
3/22/L7 1.1:Oo
3122/1712:oo
3/22/L7 13:OO
3122/L7 74:OO
3122/17 1.5:Oo
3/22117 1.5:oo
3/221t7 17:oo
3l22lL7I8:OO
3/23117 8:oo
3/23117 9:oo
3l23lL7 1o:oo
3123/17 1.1:oo
3/23/L712too
3123/t7 13:oo
3l23lL7 1.4:OO
3/231L7 1.5:oo
3l23lL7 L6:oo
3/23/L7 t7:OO
3/231t7 L8:oo
3/23/17 t9:OO
3/2a/fl LL:OO
3/24/L7 L2:OO
3/24/17 t3:OO
3/24/17 L4:OO
3/24/17 L5:OO
3/24/17 t6:OO
(3,641)
(2,501)
(3,328)
(3,888)
(6,434\
(L4,23s)
(L6,225)
(L7,132)
(L2,440)
(1,786)
(L,264)
(8,775]'
(5,4291
(!2,476)
(11,556)
(4,998)
(7,450)
(7,899)
(2,124)
(9,556)
(1,t,473l.
(10,L05)
(12,3O2\
(14,076\
(L4,7L]-l
(13,750)
(9,134)
(4,17L)
(1,631)
(1,906)
(13,L60)
(13,014)
(17,1621
(17,976\
(18,088)
(17,891)
(18,046)
(17,760\
(17,656)
(13,835)
(2,108)
(s7e)
(683)
(1,8e0)
(3,487\
(5,086)
(1,381)
(0)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(4,235)
(5,957)
(6,881)
(7,350)
(9,25t\
(15,337)
(17,3321
(18,004)
(13,139)
(2,352)
(3,1921
(9,989)
(6,440)
(13,601)
(L2,4671
(5,775l'
(8,274l'
(8,503)
(2,758l,
(13,111)
(t5,0221
(L3,741l
(15,792l'
(17,6t21
(17,535)
(14,847l
(10,080)
(4,7gLl
(2,17Ol
(5,453)
(16,611)
(16,639)
(18,5221
(19,313)
(19,236)
(18,998)
(18,991)
(18,662)
(18,465)
(14,553)
(2,667]|
(1,645)
(1,7L5)
(2,730)
(4,263)
(5,733)
(2,O37)
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(1)
(0)
(0)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
(21
(3)
(1)
(1)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 279 ol 529
3/24/17 17:oo
3/2s/118:oo
3125/L7 9:oo
3/25/17 1O:OO
3/25/t7 tt:OO
3/25/t7 1.2:OO
3/25/t7 t3:OO
3/25/t7 1.4:OO
3/25/tt 1.5:oo
3/25/L7 1.6:o0
3/25/t7 17:oo
3/2s/L1 18:Oo
3/25/11 19:oo
3/26/17 8:oo
3126/17 9:oo
3/26/t7 Lo:oo
3/26/L7 1.1.:oo
3126/fi r2:OO
3126/17 l3:oo
3/26/17 L4:0o
3/26/17 LS:OO
3/26117 t6:OO
3/26/17 t7:OO
3/26/17 18:oo
3/27/17 9:oo
3/27/17 1O:OO
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3/27/17 12:Oo
3/27/L] 13:oo
3127lL7 M:oo
3127lL7 ]-s:oo
3/27/t7 1.6:00
3/27/L7 17:OO
3/27/17 L8:oo
3/27/17 L9:OO
3/28/17 8:oo
3/28/!7 9:oo
3/28/17 1o:oo
3/28/L7 11.:OO
3/28/L7 12:OO
3/28/L7 t3:oo
3/28/17 L4:OO
3/28/17 I5:OO
3128117 1.6:00
3128/L7 17:Oo
3/28/L7 18:OO
3/28/L7 19:oo
(83)
(8es)
(6,207)
(15,705)
(L7,413l'
(L7,473)
(L7,5731
(17,595)
(1.7,398)
(L4,784l.
(10,515)
(12,859)
(720l
(5,951)
(12,305)
(L2,7s}l
(L4,2621
(t2,521',)
(10,915)
(4,4621
(2,3601
(3,094)
(8,391)
(11,455)
(L,271l
(8,045)
(LL,2L4)
(13,983)
(L5,942)
(L7,6321
(L8,319)
(r7,223l'
(t7,3481
(1.4,2541
(3,225)
(5,044)
(74,476)
(1.4,9641
(15,286)
(15,548)
(L5,621l
(17,2611
(18,134)
(14,616)
( 10,838)
(L2,316).
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(1)
(4)
(4)
(3)
(s)
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(637)
(1,s1e)
(5,811)
(1,6,478l.
(1_8,102)
(1_8, L93)
(18,256)
(18,312)
(1_8,053)
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 280 of529
(1)
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 28 I of 529
(0)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 282 of 529
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ldaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 283 o1529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Ilxhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 284 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 285 of'529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-tr- l7- l3
ll. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 286 o1529
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 287 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
I']age 288 of529
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 289 of 529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 290 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page29l of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Llxhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 292 of 529
(0)
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-li
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 293 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 294 of 529
(2)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 295 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
[]. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 296 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 297 of 529
(3)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 298 of529
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Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
ts. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 299 of 529
(0)
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 300 of529
(0)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 301 of529
(3)
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 302 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 303 of529
(3)
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 304 of529
(0)
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Pa(ies' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-lr-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 305 of529
(3)
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 306 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 307 of 529
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Partres' Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 308 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 309 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 310 of529
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 3l I of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page3l2of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 313 o1529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 314 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
I]. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 315 of529
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 316 o1529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 317 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Votc Solar
Page 318 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page3l9ol529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 320 ol 529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 321 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-lr- I 7- I 3
[]. Kobor. Votc Solar
Page 322 of529
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 323 of529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 324 of529
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[)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 325 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 326 of529
(0)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 327 of 529
(0)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Reqr"rests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 328 of529
(2)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
Il. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 329 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 330 of529
(3)
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ldaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 331 of529
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(4,051)
(L4,916)
(L6,6241
(1.6,3671
(16,100)
(L5,477l.
(15,844)
(15,558)
(16,609)
(L4,3941
(3,431)
(3,387)
(7,64!)
(9,363)
(L4,t77)
(12,585)
(1-1.,L24)
(L5,249)
(1.6,663)
(15,625)
(L4,826)
(3,610)
(1,084)
(1.2,156)
(L4,329l
(L4,!521
(L5,607)
(15,085)
(t5,4281
(t4,3251
(L4,796l
(9,53 L)
(s1)
(2)(4,529)
(4,774)
(15,687)
(17,395)
(L7,11s)
(16,849)
(16,184)
(16,597)
(L7,31,1)
(17,388)
(15,092)
(4,0251
(4,123\
(8,365)
(10,108)
(14,931)
(L3,377l.
(11,823)
(L5,065)
(L7,437\
(L7,4371
(15,596)
(4,2281
(4,536)
(15,666)
(L7,4311
(L7,395)
(L6,709)
(L6,1,42)
(t6,464\
(L5,225)
(15,638)
(1O,t7L)
(126)
(1)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(s)
(s)
(4)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(3)
(s)
(s)
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(3)
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(4)
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(4)
(1)
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 332 of529
Date and Time
4/5/17 IO:OO
4/5/L1 1.L:OO
4/5/L7 L2:OO
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4/5/17 L4:OO
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4/5/17 18:OO
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4/6/1718:OO
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4/7/17 L4:OO
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4/7/17 L8:OO
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4/8/!7 LL:OO
4/8/17 12:Oo
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4/8/L717:oo
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(L,266)
(2,944')
(6,2361
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(1,011\
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(3,634)
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(6,262)
(3,914)
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(6,565)
(s43)
(710)
(2,230)
(3,O1,2)
(5,872\
(8,070)
(6,318)
(6,7961
(1,700\
(9,080)
(86s)
(6,767l'
(12,649)
(13,285)
(13,857)
(13,353)
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(12,330)
(L4,125)
(11,306)
(9,556)
(6,255)
(778]|
(se4)
(6,481)
(3,343)
(12,739)
(14,859)
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(L,337)
{.2,548)
(4,284)
(7,581)
(8,764],
(8,428)
(8,785)
(5,054)
(4,683)
(2,L84)
(5,586)
(1,869)
(1,890)
(7,6441
(7,8L91
(5,516)
(13,454)
(8,L83)
(2,r77]'
(L,77t)
(3,339)
(4,L371
(7,LL2)
(9,2t2)
(7,462)
(7,924)
(8,841)
(L0,234)
(1,911)
(7,966)
(13,585)
(L4,287)
(14,910)
(14,385)
(13,160)
(13,342)
(15,085)
(12,264)
(10,472)
(7,L75)
(1,645)
(1,610)
(7,644)
(4,424)
(L4,O49)
(t6,044)
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(4)
(3)
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(s)
(s)
(4)
(4)
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(3)
(3)
(2)
(2)
(0)
(3)
(0)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 333 of529
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(13,686)
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(8,498)
(7,511)
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(2,135)
(1,561)
(3,416)
(7,8611
(15,373)
(9,023)
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(L7,9271
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(16,163)
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(18,193)
(1.5,8271
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 334 o1529
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(3,049)
(9,718)
(1,4,9281
(15,095)
(15,139)
(1,5,141)
(1_5,154)
(L5,155)
(L5,202')
(15,210)
(13,557)
(13,100)
(3,345)
(681)
( 10,153)
(1,4,117)
(13,509)
(1,4,5971
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(13,308)
(15,340)
(L1,565)
(11,885)
(4,013)
(2,185)
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(13,375)
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(12,055)
(10,137)
(3,738)
(2,282')
(1,169)
(3,394)
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(5,192)
(7,3461
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(7,835)
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(16,366)
(16,394)
(16,394)
(16,387)
(16,359)
(16,387)
(16,394)
(1.4,7L4)
(14,308)
(4,438)
(1,848)
(11,536)
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(15,701)
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(4,193)
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(1)
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(3)
(3)
(3)
(0)
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 335 of529
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(14,315)
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(9,611)
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(19,229)
(19,236)
(19,208)
(19,320)
(19,313)
(19,292)
(19,306)
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(3)
(2)
(2)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 336 o1529
4/23/17 9:OO
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 337 of 529
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Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 338 of529
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 339 of529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor" Vote Solar
Page 340 ol'529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 341 of529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 342 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 343 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 344 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 345 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 346 of529
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Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 347 ol 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
CaseNo. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 348 of 529
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I)arties' [)trta Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 349 ol 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 350 of'529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 35 I of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 352 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 353 of529
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Lxhibit No 902
Casc No. IPC-lr- l7- l3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
I'age 354 o1529
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Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 355 of529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 356 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 357 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-U- 1 7- 1 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
l'age 358 o1529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 359 ol 529
7/29/17 8:oo
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhihit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- | 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 360 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 361 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 362 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Casc No. IPC-E-17-13
U. Kobor. Vote Solar
I']age 363 of529
(1)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 364 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhihit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
Il. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 365 o1529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 366 ol 529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 367 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 368 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 369 of529
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Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 370 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 371 of529
(1)
tOl3/17 LL:OO
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(6)
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ldaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 372 of 529
1o/7117 L8:oo
1o/8/17 8:oo
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 373 of529
Date and Time
tL/2/1.6 L1.:OO
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(264)
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(6,004)
(5,610)
(4,956)
(4,816)
(5,460)
(5,988)
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(5,884)
(5,183)
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(5,826)
(5,575)
(5,070)
(5,459)
(4,620)
(5,580)
(4,974)
(5,466)
(4,585)
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(5,549)
(5,435)
(6,628)
(7,056)
(6,20L)
(5,162l'
(6,302)
(6,352)
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(7,1541
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(6,135)
(s,8921
(6,339)
(5,699)
(5,104)
(6, L48)
(5,21.2)
(7,001)
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 374 of529
2/24/17 LL:OO
2/24/1712:oo
2/24/17 13:oo
2/24/t7 1.4:oo
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2/24/L7 1.6:00
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2/25/L7 tS:oo
2/25/17 16:00
2/27/17 L2:oo
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2/27/17 1.4:oo
2/27/17 1.5:OO
2/27/17 1.6:00
2/28/17 9:OO
2/28/17 13:oo
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 375 of529
(1)
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3/s/L7 1.6:00
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(2,988)
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(s33)
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(2,294)
(4,646)
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(8,323)
(8,481)
(8,285)
(8,385)
(8,703)
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(8,611)
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(8,011)
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(4,854)
(4,590)
(6,637)
(9,513)
(9,045)
(8,671)
(6,549)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- | 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 376 of 529
3/171L7 1.5:oo
3/17/L7 1.6:00
3/18/L7 1.6:00
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3/27/17 I3:OO
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3/27/17 L8:OO
3/28/L7 9:OO
3/28117 Lo:oo
3128/17 11:OO
3/28/17 1.2:00
(3,823)
(1,5291
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(776)
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(3,320)
(1,616)
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(4,558)
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(4,606)
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(4,296)
(4,396)
(5,491)
(5,343)
(2,196)
(3,226)
(4,569)
(4,796)
(5,056)
(4,933)
(1,363)
(3,988)
(3,766)
(2,424)
(e2s)
(3,268)
(1,730)
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(2,582)
(4,064)
(3,513)
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(3,456)
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(2,862)
(3,510)
(4,198)
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(8,001)
(5,589)
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(5,033)
(5,568)
(6,838)
(7,567)
(6,L49)
(9,238)
(8,874]|
(5,365)
(7,042)
(8,284)
(4,2781
(8,352)
(9,856)
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(8,670)
(8,682)
(9,706)
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(6,873)
(8,571)
(9,831)
(9,501)
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(8,098)
(7,688)
(6,392)
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(6,546)
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(8,564)
(7,942\
(6,950)
(7,839)
(5,859)
(8,509)
(8,799)
(9,246)
(9,320)
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 317 ol 529
3/28/L7 1.3:OO
3/28/L7 14:OO
3/28/L7 15:OO
3128/L7 1.6:00
3/28/17 17:OO
3/31,/L7 9:OO
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 378 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 379 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 380 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 38 I of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
F.xhibit No. 902
Casc No. IPC-tr- I7- ll
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
I'age 382 o1529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 383 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 384 of529
5/10/17 9:oo
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 385 of529
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Idaho l)ower Company's Responses to
I)arties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- l 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 386 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 387 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- l7-.13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 388 of529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-I7-I3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 389 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 390 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 391 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 392 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 393 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 394 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 395 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 396 of529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 397 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 398 of529
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Idaho l)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 399 ol 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 400 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 401 o1529
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Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 402 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 403 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 404 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 405 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
['age 406 of529
Date and Time Circuit Load (kW)
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Other DER Excess kW
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vole Solar
Page 407 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 408 of529
LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No. 5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221 West ldaho Street (83702)
P,0. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile; [phone]
I n o rd strom@ id ahooowe r. qo m
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
$CHEDUIES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GShIERAL SERVICE CUSTOMHRS
WITH ON-SITE GENERATION
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CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13
IPAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA
REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER
COMPANY
COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Vote Solar's Fourth Set of Data Requests to ldaho Power dated November
8,2417 , herewith submits the following information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 1
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 409 of 529
REQUE$T NO. 58: Regarding the presentation that you provided as
"Attachment - Response to Vote Solar's Request No. 8.pdf':
a. Please indicate whether the term "DSM" used in the presentation includes
customer-sited generation. lf the response varies by instance, please clarify, by slide
number, which references to "DSM" include customer-sited generation and which da
not.
b. Please provide the annual MWh energy reduction corresponding to the
aMW figures in the Net-Metering Forecast table on slide 20.
c" Please provide the calculation and inputs used to determine that "Modeled
the impacl of roof-top solar (NM) on the sales forecast, avg reduction in surnmer billing
demand -10a/o" on slide 20. Please include a definition of "summer billing demand."
RESPoNSE rO &E_QUE$r No. 5Q:
a. No. The term "DSM' used in lhe presentation did not include customer*
sited generation.
b. The annual megawatt-hour ("MWh') energy reduction corresponding to
the average megawatt-hour figures in the Net-Metering Forecast table on slide 20 is
reported in the following lable:
Net-Metering Forecast ?016 r021 20?6 2036
Energy Reduction - in MWh
Residential
Commercial
-5,27A
-1,757
-19,676
-3,O22
-47,057
-3,814
-163,648
-5,916
c. The Company used hlstorical growth trends to inform the estimation of
residential and commercial net metering customer counts coupled with customer billing
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'$ RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REOUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY .2
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page4l0of529
histories to estimate the average reduction. The residential and commercial average
reduction per cuslomer calculations used to adjust the load forecast for future additions
of net metering customere is provided as an attachment to this request.
$ummer Billirtg Demand is the average kilowatt ("kW") supplied during the 15-
consecutive-minute period of maximum use during a customer's summertime billing
periods, which include June, July, and August billing periods.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO 1DAHO POWER COMPANY.3
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 4l I of529
REQUEST NO. 59: Regarding Attachment 1 and Attachment 2 provided in your
response to Vote $olar's Request No, 17:
a. For the tabs entitled "Demand Factors NM" please describe what the label
"At the Hour of the Residential GRP Co" refers to.
b. For the tabs entltled "Demand Factors NM" please identify the hour and
date selected for the peak usage identified for each month in columns C and D.
c. For the tabs entitled "Demand Factors NM," is column D the only column
that contains absolute values of MW usage? lf not please explain.
d. Please provide a revised version of Attachment 1 and Attachment 2 that
contains the original values for customer usage, rather than absolute values, on the
tabs entitled "Demand Factors NM".
e. Please describe the process used to derive the values provided on the
tabs entitled "Demand Factors NM."
f. Please provide underlying work papers supporting the values presented in
the tabs entitled "Demand Factors NM." Please include all work papers in native Excel
format with formulas and links intaet.
g. Please identify the data that was updated between your 2015 cost shift
analysis provided in Attachment 1 and your 2016 cost shift analysis provided in
Attachment 2"
REg.PQtlgE rQ REQIJEST NO. 5 :
a. The label "At the Hour of the Residential GRP Co" refers to the date and
time of the residential customer segment's group-coincident demand. This is also
referred to as the segment's non-coincident demand.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 4
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 412 of 529
b. Please see the Company's response to Vote Solar's Request No. 57(b) for
the date and hour of the system coincldent demand and the residential segment's non-
coincident demand used to estimate the net metering segment's 2015 and 2016
revenue requirement,
c. Yes. Also, please note that the data listed in column D is reported as kW,
not as megawatts.
d. The Company has not performed this analysis. However, the original data
for 2016 has been provided in the attachment to the Company's response to Vote
Solar's Request No. 36 and the original data for 2015 is provided in Attachment 1 to this
response.
e, The non-coincident demand (NCD) is the rnean demand per customer at
the hour of the monthly group peak. As stated in lhe Company's response to Vote
Solar's ilata Request Na, 17(b), the absolute value of each hour was used to calculate
the non*coincident kW for the residential net metering segment. This means that, if the
net energy consumption was negative, the positive value of that net energy
consumption was used te calculate the average for that hour"
The system coincident demand (SCD) is the mean demand per customer at the
hour of the rnonthly system peak. As stated in the Company's response to Vote Solar's
Data Request No. 17(b), the average of each customer's positive consumptiCIn wa$
used to calculate the system coincident kW. This means that if the net energy
consumption was negative in any given hour, the value was zeroed for the calculation of
the average for that hour.
f. The underlying workpapers supporting the 2015 values presented in the
tab entitled "Demand Factors NM" are provided in Attachrnent 1 to this response. The
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DAIA REOUESTS TCI IDAHO POWER COMPANY.5
Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 413 of529
underlying workpapers supporting the 2016 values presented in the tab entitled
"Demand Factors NM" are provided in Attachment 2 to this response.
g. For the 2016 analysis, the Company updated the segment of customers to
include the residential net metering customers who had 12 months of billing data during
2016. Using this data set, the Company updated the segment's average monthly
kilowatt-hour ('kWh") usage, system coincident demand, and non-coincident demand
for 2016. The base rate revenue was also updated to reflect the base rate revenue
collected from those customers during 2016 that was then compared to the estimated
revenue requirement.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 6
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 414 of529
REOUEST NO.60:Regarding your response to Vote Solar Request No. I and
Direct Testimony of Aschenbrenner Exhibit No. 9:
a. The 2016 and 2017 Annual Net Metering Status Reports quantify a
purported cost shift of $55,712 and $116,682, respectively. Please provide the
equivalent purported cost shift for the 2014 and 2015 Annual Net Metering $tatus
Reports, Please include all work papers in natiye Excel format with formulas and links
intact. lf equivalent purported cost shifts for2014 and 2015 have not been calculated,
please identify and provide the data points necessary to conduct such calculations.
b. Page 5 of the 2015 Annual Net Metering Status Report contains the
following sentence: "Given current parlicipation levels and the rounding of energy rates
to six digits, cost shifting is not currently impacting custsmer rates." Please indicate
whether you quantified the cost shift based on the data in the 2015 Annual Net Metering
$tatus Report. lf so, please provide that quantification as an annual dollar value as well
as an impact on customer rates. Please include all work paper$ in native Excel format
with formulas and links intact.
c. Page 10 of the 2016 Annual Net Metering Status Report references a $0S
existing intra-class subsidy:
i. Please provide work papers supporting the derivation of this value.
Flease inelude all work papers in native Excel format with formulas and links
intact.
ii. Please describe the basis of this intra-class subsidy.
iii. Please indicate whether this intra-class subsidy shor.rld be
calculated differently if it were to be updated based on data in the 2017 Annual
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Net Metering Status Report. lf so, please provide updated work papers
supporting the derivation of this value. Please include all work papers in native
Excel format with formulas and links intact.
RFSPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 60:
a. To clarify, the 2016 and 2017 Annual Net Metering Status Reports
estimated cost shifts occurring in calendar years 2015 and 2016, respectively.
Therefore, to provide the "equivalent purported eost shift for the 2A14 and 2015 Annual
Net Metering Status Reports" woutd require estimating the cost shifts occurring in
calendar years 2013 and 2A14, respectively. The requested analyses for calendar
years 2013 and 2014 have not been performed" However, please see Attachrnent 1 to
this request for the hourly load data for all residential net metering customers who had a
full 12 months of billing data in 2013. Also, plea$e see Attachment 2 to this request for
the hourly data for all residential net rnetering customers who had a full 12 months of
billing data in 2014.
b. The Company did not quantify a cost shift based on data in the 2015
Annual Net Metering Status Report.
c. i. Please Bee Attachment 4 to the Company's Response to Vote
$olar's Request No. 34.
ii. ln the 2016 Annual Net Metering Status Report, the Company
performed an analysis to estimate the annual potential cost shift per customer.
Because the average energy usage per customer has declined since the 2011 general
rate case, the $96 adiustment was intended to provide a more accurate comparison
between the two different time periods.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 8
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
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iii. The Company did not perform an analysis quantifying an updated
"annual potential cost shift per customer" for the 2017 Annual Net Metering Status
Report. However, if an analysis were performed, it would still be appropriate to include
an adjustment to rellect the changes in usage per customer between the two time
periods.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Cornpany.
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FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.9
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Parties' [)ata Requests
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REQUESI NO. 61: Reference the statement on page 35 of the 2017 lntegrated
Resource Plan Appendix A: Sales and Load Forecast: "Schedule 84 (net-metering)
customer billing hlstories were compared to billing histories prior to said customer
becoming a net-metering customer. The resulting average monthly impact-per-
customer (in kWh) was then multiplied by a forecast of the Schedule 84 residential and
commercial customer count to estimate the future energy impact on the sales forecast."
a. Flease describe the analysis that was undertaken to compare customer
billing histories. Please include a description of the sample of customers examined and
the time period of the analysis.
b. Please provide all relevant work papers and analyses supporting the
comparison of customer billing histories referenced. Please include all work papers in
native Excelformat with fonnulas and links intact.
RESPONSE TO REOUE$T NO. 61:
a. As stated in the 2417 htegrated Resource Plan Appendix A: Sales and
Load Forecasf: "$chedule 84 (net-metering) customer billing histories were compared to
billing histories prior to said customer becoming a net-metering customer." More
specifically, the historical billing data (kWh and kW) was queried for each residential
and commercial net metering customer dating back to the year 2000. The 12 complete
billing months befsre converting to net metering and the 12 complete billing months
after converting to net metering were queried for comparison. The comparisons were
limited to the same billing month; i,e., Jan/Jan, Feb/Feb. The years compared for each
individual net metering customer differs based upon when that customer converted to a
net metering sehedule, The average reduction per customer (in kWh) was calculated
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TCI VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1O
ldaho l)ower Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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for each month of lhe year. The average reduction per customer was then used to
apply to a forecast of net metering customer counts to determine the reduction in sales
in the forecast period. The average billing demand reduction per customer (in kW) was
also calculated for each month of the year. Billing demand data was only available
since late mid-2009, which resulted in fewer available comparisons.
b, As stated in part a. above, historical billing data was queried for each
residential and commercial net metering custorner dating back to the year 2000. Please
see the Attachment to Vote Solar's Request No. 58 for the query results provided at the
bottom of the "EDW RESI Summary" worksheet. The query results include the sum of
the energy (kwh) and demand (kW) by month for customers before and after becoming
a net metering customer.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 29th day of November zlfi,
LI$A D" NORDSTR
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
IDAHO POIVER COMPANY S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TS IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 11
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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CENTIFICATE OF $ERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 29th day of November 2017 + served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RE$PONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FOURTH SET OF DATA REQUE$TS To IDAHO POWER COTUPANY upon the
following narned parties by the rnethod tndicated below, and addressed to the following:
Gommiesion $taff
Sean Costelln
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho, Public Utilities Cornmission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.0. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-0074
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICE$
ff02 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P"O" Box 2900
3oise, ldahCI 83701
ldaho Conservation League
l\riatthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Csnservation League
102 South f uclid #2A7
F.0. Bsx 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 North 6th Street
Boise, ldaho 837S2
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Associatian, lnc.
Eric L. 0lsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P.O" Box 6119
Pocatella, ldaho 83205
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Anthony Yankel
12700 Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 44147
Auric Solar, LLe
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PUR$LEY LLP
601 West Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 South 1300 West
West Valley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 5371 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
986 Princeton Avenue S
Salt Lake City, Utah 84105
City of Boise
Abigail R, Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise Ci$ Attorney's Office
150 North Capitol Boulevard
P.O Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701-0500
ldaho Clean Energy Association
C. Torn Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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Law 0ffice of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2817
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Sierra Glub
Ketsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZ LLC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
S03 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 $outh Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
P.O. Box 1308
Boise, ldaho 83701
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazier
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON McCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P"O. Box 45120
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1CI53 West 2425 South
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
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Table 1 - lmpact of solar installation on Residential use-p€Fcustomer
8illiry Rcduction
Month R.t.01(kwh) Rat€84lkwh) lkwh,
Reduction per Average
customer Rcduction per
{kwh) customer(%)(a(w)
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lul
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5eP
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o_3
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4.4
-o.7
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4.7
,0.9
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277
272
295ry
312
29
121
130
203
223
244
261
69
-10
-@
-720
-214
-pa
-81
-114
-97
-110
-58
27
lul
seP
oct
1,087,598
958,270
e6,810
72t,639
4,49
569,518
49,rc
&5,S3
575,4v
5t7.765
@,592q8,$2
-123,704
-151,613
-232,643
-289,559
-327,953
-277,513
-1S,682
-243,641
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-202.333
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514,t27
432,O70
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291.v5
303,878
351,982
371.619
315,125
407.447
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576
598
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419
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3,2@
3,O27
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2,83E
2,736
2,105
1,087
1,198
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Redudion per Av€ra8e
Cunomer Redudion perEillins
Month Rateol(kwh) Rat€elkwhl {kwhl Gunt (kwh) cunome.l%} (akwl
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710,338
561,485
651,535
656,674
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469,359
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-103,955
-72,524
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Chan8c per Av.ra!.
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Mofrh RarGol lkw) ktee(kw) ftanr.(tw) Gunt lkwl eiom€r (%)
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Dah Requests
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77,5r8
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84,844
85,239
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-ll-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 427 of 529
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Parties' Data Requests
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 428 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 429 of 529
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 430 of529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 43 I of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 432 of 529
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Page 433 of 529
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Case No IPC-E-17-l l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 439 of529
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 440 of529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 441 of 529
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 442 of 529
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' I)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 443 of 529
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parttes' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 444 of 529
LISA D NORDSTROM (l$B No. 5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221 West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
!ngrclgLrom @ id q h opowe r. com
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GTNERAL SERVICE CUSTOMER$
I/VITH ON-SITE GEN ERAT ION
CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RTSPONSI TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUE,STS
TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY
COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Vote Solar's Fifth Set of Data Requests to ldaho Power dated November
21,2017, herewith submits the following information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY . 1
Idaho I)ower Corrpany's Responscs to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
I]. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 445 of529
REQU,F$T NO. 62: Please define the term "pending" when used by you to
describe the status of a net metering application. ($ee e.9., Aschenbrenner Direct,
page 12, tine 10 and "2417 Annual Net Metering Status Report", page 2, Tables 1 and
?.) Has a "pending" application been approved by ldaho Power Company to participate
in the net metering service? Please explain your answer.
RS$POH$E TO REQUE$J NO. 04: "Pending" refers to net metering
applications received by ldaho Power that have not completed the generation
interconnection process to ensure compliance with Schedule 72, lnterconnections to
Non-Utility Generation ("Schedule 72"1. Once the "pending" system passes the
Company's inspection to confirm compliance with Schedule 72, the net meter is
installed, the rate is changed, and the customer's system is considered "active". lf a
customer does not complete the generation interconnection process within 12 months of
ldaho Power completing the feasibility review, the application expires and the system is
no longer considered "pending".
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OT DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.2
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 446 of 529
BEqUE$IJ,l-p..93: Please provide the total Project Size (in kW-DC, as that lerm
is used in your net metering application) for each net metering system lD (row 1) in your
response to $taff Request I and Vote $olar Requeet 36. Where applicable, please
indicate: whether the capacity has been aggregated over multiple systems and, if so,
the amount of capacity that is attributed lo each generation technology (*olar, wind,
hydro, other).
AE$PQN$E Tg BfiQUEqT NO, 63: Please see the Attachment to this respon$e
for the requested information.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S HESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.3
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 447 of 529
REQUEST NO. 64: Please provide the number of net metering
applications received, by month, from January 2013 through March 31,2017,
and for each application received:
. The generation technology;
r The State the customer is located in (i.e., lD or OR);
r The customer class of the applying customer;
r Whether the application was rejected or approved by ldaho Power
Company and the date of that rejection or approval;
. The date on which the applicant completed interconnection and
energized his/her systern; and
r lf the application was approved by ldaho Power Company but was not
interconnected, the number of moriths since approval and the date on
which the approval expires or expired.
REq.PQNSE TO REQUEST N0. 64: Please see the Attachment to this re$ponse
for the requested information.
To date, ldaho Power has not denied any net metering applications received. lf
an application is received that does not meet the tariff requirements of Schedule 72,
ldaho Power works with the customer or installer to revrse the project to comply with the
tariff requirements. ln some cases, the customer may decide not to move forward with
the project and may withdraw their application"
Pursuant to Schedule 72, an application will expire one year from the date of the
feasibility review (column G in the Attachment). Prior to mid-2017, ldaho Power
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 4
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 448 of529
identified this as "Application Withdrawn". However, since then, the Company identifies
this as "Application Expired".
The system is considered approved the date it passes the feasibility review
(column l{ in the Attachment). The date of the feasibility review was not consistently
recorded electrcnically prior to 2017, and therefore, may not be listed for all records. To
the extent hard copy records exist, those will be made available on site for review.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manger, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.5
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 449 of 529
REOUEST NO. 05: Please provide the list of individual net metering systems
contained within the aggregale data provided in "Attachment 1 - Response to Vote
Solar's Request No. 33 - 2A17 NM Chart 1". For each such system identified, please
also provide System ldentifier, Class, State, Status, Operation Date, Resource, and kW-
DC for all net metering systems operational between January 1, 2001, and March 31,
2017, consistent with the form of the 'Systems' sheet of "Attachrnent 1 - Response to
Vote Solar's Request No. 34 - 2016 NM Report".
RE8PONSE TO REQUEST NQ. 65: Please see the Attachment to this response
for the requested information.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO PO!\IER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY.6
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Clase No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
lJ. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 450 of529
REAUE$I ryO. 66: Please idenlify each duplicate net metering systems that
may have been removed from the chart provided in "Attachment 1 - Response to Vote
Solar's Request No. 33 - 2017 NM Chart 1", These data should include System
ldentifier, Class, $tate, $tatus, Operation Date, Resource, and kW-DC for all net
metering systems operational between January 1, 2001, and March 31, 2017,
consistent with the form of the 'Duplicates Removed' sheet of "Attachment 1 - Response
to Vote Solar's Request No. 34 - 2016 NM Report".
RESPOiISE TO REQUEST NO. 66: There were no duplicates removed from
the chart provided in "Attachment 1 - Response to Vote Solar's Request No. 33 - 2A17
NM Chart 1". This chart represented the tatal number of net metering systerns. This is
as compared to Chart 6 on page 11 of the 2016 Annual Net Metering Status Report that
represented the nurnber of customers, not systems. ln order to not overstate the
customer count, if a customer had more than one system, they were counted only once.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldahc Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY _ 7
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 451 of529
REQUEST NO. S7: Reference Larkin, Dl Testimony, Exhibit No. 30, page 7 in
Docket No. IPC-E-11-08. Mr. Larkin describes the process for allocating transrnission
eosts using allocator 013 based on the simple average of an actual component and a
weighted component,
(a) Please verify that the development of the transmission cost allocalion in
Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power Company's response to Vote Sotar's Request No.
17 did not include the weighted component as described in Larkin, Dl Testimony,
Exhibit No. 30, page 7 in Docket No. IPC-E-11-08
(b) Please explain why you did not include the weighted component in the
development of the transmission cost analysis for the net metering cost shift estimation
provided in Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power Company's response to Vote Solar's
Request No. 17.
(c) Please provide transmission marginal cost weighting factors for 2015 and
2016 corresponding to the weighting factors provided on Larkin, Dl Testimony, Exhibit
No. 37, page 3 in Docket No. IPC-E-11-08.
RESPoH9E rQ-RESUE$T No, 67_:
(a) The Company developed the residential customer class' revenue
requirement as presented in Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power's response to Vote
Solar's Request No. 17 utilizing the D13 allocator described on page 7 of Mr, Larkin's
Exhibit 30 in Docket No. IPC-E-11-08. However, the Company did not apply marginal
cost weighting to the net metering customer segment's usage when calculating that
segment's transmission-related revenue requirement as detailed in row 17 cf
Attachments 1 and 2 described above
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESFONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO TNAHO POWER COMPANY - 8
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I l
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 452 of 529
(b) Because the Company develops the transmrssion marginal costs in
preparation of a general rate case ("GRC'), the Company used unweighted usage as a
proxy to assign costs when quantifying the estimated cost shift attributable to residential
net metering customers. During a GRC, the transmission marginal costs are utilized in
the development of allocation factors for each class within the entire ldaho jurisdiction;
therefore, applying the Company's exact c[ass cost-of-service process used in a GRC
would require the development of a full study * one inclusive of all custcmer classes
with net metering customers separated into their own respective class(es).
(c) The Company develops the requested information in preparation of a
GRC; the requested analysis does not exist.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOTAR'S
FIFTH $ET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 9
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 453 of 529
REQUE$T N0. SE: Reference Larkin, Dl Testimony, Exhibit No" 30, pages 7-B
in Docket No. IPC-E-11-08 Mr. Larkin describes the process for allocation of energy
costs using allocator E10S and E10NS based on the sirnple average of an actual
component and a weighted component.
(a) Please verifo that the energy cost allocation in the "cost shift" calculation in
Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power Company's response to Vote Solar's Request No.
17 did not include the weighted cornponent,
(b) Please describe why you elected not to include a weighted component
when developing the energy cost component of the net metering "cost shift" estimation
provided in Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power Company's response to Vote So[ar's
Request No. '17.
(c) Please provide energy marginal cost weighting factors for 2015 and 2016
cCIrresponding to the weighting factors provided on Larkin, Dl Testimony, Exhibit No. 37,
page 5 in Docket No. IPC-E-11-08.
RES.PONSE TO FEQUE$T NO. 68:
(a) The Company developed the residential customer class revenue
requirement as presented in Attachments 1 and 2 to ldaho Power's Response to Vote
Solar's Request No. '17 utilizing the E10S and E1ONS allocators described on pages 7-B
of Mr- Larkin's Exhibit 30 in Docket No. IPC-E-I1-08. However, the Company did not
apply marginal cost weighting to the net metering customer segment's usage when
calculating that segment's energy-related revenue requirement as detailed in rows 12
and 13 in Attachments 1 and 2 described above.
IOAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1O
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requcsts
Exhibir No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 454 of529
(b) Because the Company develops the marginal energy costs in preparation
of a GRC, the Company used unweighted usage as a proxy to assign costs when
quantifying the estimated cost shift attributable to residential net metering customers.
During a GRC, the marginal energy costs are utilized in the development of allocation
factors for each class within the entire ldaho jurisdiction; therefore, applying the exact
class cost-of-service process used in a GRC would require the development of a fult
study * one inclusive of all custgmer classes with net metering customers separated
into their own respective class(es).
(c) The Company develops the requested information in preparation of a
GRC; the requested analysis does not exist.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Gompany.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 11th day of December ZAfi.
LISA D. N M
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VCITE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OT DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 11
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
llxhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 455 of529
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the llthday of December 2017 I served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S FIFTH
SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY upon the following narned
parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the following:
Commission $taff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-4074
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFTICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldahn 83701
ldaho Conservation League
Matthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South f uclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 North 6th Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Association, lnc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P,O. Box 6119
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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FIFTH SET OF DATA REOUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY. 12
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 456 of 529
Anthony Yankel
12740 Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 441AT
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. CaHer
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 West Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 South 1300 West
tlfest Valley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
Oavid Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 537 1 1
Eriana Kobor
Vote Solar
986 Princeton Avenue S
Salt Lake City, Utah 84105
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
'150 North Capitol Boulevard
P.0. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701 -0500
ldaho Glean Energy Association
C. Tom Arko'osh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 451 of 529
IDAHO POWIR COMPANY'S RESPONSE IO VOTE SOLAR S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REOUESTS TG IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 13
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2817
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
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920 North Clover Drive
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Berkeley,CA 94710
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503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
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3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
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NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, $uite 701
P.O. Box 1308
Boise, ldaho 83701
Intermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
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Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 458 of529
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE. TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY ^ 14
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Doug Shipley
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1953 West 2425 South
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO VOTE SOLAR'S
FIFTH SET OF DATA REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 15
Idaho Power Conrparry's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 459 of529
Month-Year Count of Applications
Jan 2013
Feb 2013
Mar 2013
Apr 2013
May 2013
Jun 2013
Jul 2013
Aug 2013
Sep 2013
Oct 2013
Nov 2013
Dec 2013
Jan 2OL4
Feb 20L4
Mar 2Ol4
Apr 2014
May 2014
Jun 2014
Jul201,4
Aug 2014
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Nov 201-4
Dec 201-4
Jan 2015
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Mar 2015
Apr 2015
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Jun 201-5
Jul 2015
Aug 2015
Sep 2015
Oct 2015
Nov 201,5
Dec 2015
Jan 2016
Feb 20L6
Mar 2016
Apr 2016
May 2016
Jun 2016
Jul 2016
Aug 20L6
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2
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3
6
5
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19
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15
19
24
22
28
25
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27
39
27
10
13
39
33
34
29
38
54
32
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 460 ol 529
Nov 2016
Dec 2016
Jan 2OL7
Feb 2Ot7
Mar 2017
47
32
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29
68
Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- 1 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 46 I of529
Unique lD # Rate
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386 t84R1
374 t84R1
82 t84R1
311 t84R1
48 t84R1
429 t84R1
422 r84R1
503 t84R1
282 t84R1
516 t84R1
373 t84R1
525 t84R1
151 t84R1
269 t84R1
601 18411
350 t84R1
224 t84R1
361 t84R1
75 t84R1
206 t84R1
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519 t84R1
86 t84R1
515 t84R1
397 t84R1
371 184R1
381 t84R1
330 t84R1
484 t84R1
194 t84R1
264 t84R1
211 t84R1
431 184R1
635 t8411
275 t84R1
8 t84R1
650 08411
536 I84R1
232 t84R1
628 t8411
114 t84R1
45 t84R1
485 t84R1
120 184R1
42 t84R1
222 tA4R7
338 t84R1
337 184R1
277 |a4R7
87 t84R1
462 184R1
77 t84R1
331 t84R1
141 t84R1
778 t84R1
515 t8411
542 t84R1
335 t84R1
175 t84R1
272 tA4R7
636 t8411
544 t84R1
548 t84R1
388 t84R1
655 084A1
537 t8411
638 t8411
109 t84R1
227 tA4R7
461 184R1
480 t84R1
520 t84R1
491 ta4R1
639 t8411
81 t84R1
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317712073 3/79/2073 PV
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712812073 4/t9/2O73 PV
4/812073 4/2s/2o73 ?V
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4l2s/2073 s/r5/2173 PV
4lt8/2)73 5/29/2073 PV
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5/312073 6/3/2073 PV
sl37l2l73 6/77/2073 PV
5/28120!3 6173/2073 PV
6l3l2OL3 6/73120]3 PV
613/2073 617112073 6/1u2O73 612712013 PV
7l7sl2jB 7/22/2013 PV
4124/2Ot3 8/B/2O73 PV
8/2l2or3 8/74/20]3 PV
612412073 8/2Ol2Ot3 PV
712412073 8/26/2Ot3 PV
417612073 8/27l2oB PV
7l37l2o!3 9/7OI2O]3 PV
717712073 9/74/2Or3 PV
612612073 9/26/2Ot3 PV
al2o/2o73 9/27/ZOL3 W
8/812073 rO/3/2013 PV
8/912073 tO/77/20L3 PV
70/412073 7O/7a/2Or3 PV
70/7712073 7O/24/2Or3 PV
to/7712]73 tO/24/2O73 PV
e/7712O!3 3137/2Ot6 313r/2016 7ol2s/2ot3 PV
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77/6/2013 77/22/20]3 PV
ro/75/2)13 7r/2s/20!3 PV
77/6/2073 7L/25/2O13 PV
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7213/2073 72176/2013 W
7Olt6/2O73 7O/24/2OB 10/2412073 72177/2073 PV
!olr7/2o73 72178/2073 PV
rLl2r/2973 72178/2073 W
t7l6l2073 72/27/2073 PV
1716/2073 7/412074 PV
12/9/20L3 L/4/2O74 PV
77h912O73 7rl2rl2}73 r!127/2013 L/9/2O74 PV
712412073 2/6/2074 PV
7l16l2ot4 2/L4/2O74 PV
tl2l21t4 2/19/2074 PV
7o/4120t3 2l2O/2O74 PV
7lt3l21r4 2/2712074 PV
2/7120!4 2l2r/2o74 PV
L7/rsl2,r3 2/24/2014 PV
72/s/2}r3 2/2s/2o74 PV
2/!1120!4 3/4/2074 Pv
th1/2o!4 3/74/2ot4 PV
213120L4 3/78/2014 PV
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8l2rl2o73 3126/2074 PV
7l29l2or4 3l28l2or4 PV
N/A 3128/2074 PV
8l24l2OL3 4lL5/2o74 PV
3127/2oL4 4/t6/2O74 PV
4l9l21t4 4/t6/2O74 PV
4/912014 4124/2074 PV
4/r7/2O14 4124/2074 PV
4/23120!4 5/8/2074 PV
9/3O/2Or3 5121/2074 PV
4121/2074 s/2O/2O74 PV
2l7A/2O74 5/2r/20t4 PV
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 462 of 529
539 r84R1
116 t84R1
57 r84R1
190 t84R1
223 ta4R7
8 t84R1
262 ta4Rr
345 t84R1
514 184R1
490 I84R1
494 t84R1
182 t84R1
48 t84R1
123 r84R1
420 t84R1
171 t84R1
549 t84R1
380 t84R1
493 r84R1
342 tA4R7
229 tA4R7
438 r84R1
133 r84R1
62 t84R1
37 t84R1
94 r84R1
541 t8411
233 t84R1
240 t84R1
452 t84R1
481 t84R1
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413 t84R1
406 t84R1
383 t84R1
349 t84R1
138 t84R1
4 t84R1
63 t84R1
28 t84R1
540 t84R1
226 tA4R7
76 t84R1
24 tA4R7
70 t84R1
66 t84R1
459 t84R1
415 t84R1
354 t84R1
169 t84R1
642 t8411
187 t84R1
851 tOgP
38 t84R1
247 ta4R7
476 t84R1
656 084A1
643 18411
543 18411
354 184R1
95 t84R1
180 I84R1
458 t84R1
400 t84R1
135 t84R1'lla t84R7
323 t84R1
106 t84R1
551 t84R1
543 t84R1
67 t84R1
307 t84R1
555 r84R1
574 044R1
92 t84R1
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9/77/2074 PV
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9/25/2074 PV
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7016/2014 PV
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
I'age 463 of529
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147 t84R1
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352 t84R1
436 t84R1
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129 r84R1
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118 t84R1
546 t84R1
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179 t84R1
640 t8411
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199 t84R1
483 t84R1
545 t8411
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268 t84R1
196 t84R1
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239 184R1
365 t84R1
548 t84R1
359 t84R1
424 t84R1
249 t84R1
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228 t84R1
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154 r84R1
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 464 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 465 of 529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-lr-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 466 of 529
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 469 of 529
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- | 3
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Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
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Page 412 ol 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 473 ol 529
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Pa(ies'Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 474 of 529
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Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 475 of 529
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
112 t84R1
630 t8411
521 t84R1
1237 t09S
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339 t84R1
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 476 of 529
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ro/29/2009
tt/L3/2OO9
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12/8/zoos
1211.t/2OO9
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121L8/2OO9
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1126/2010
7129/2OLO
tl29/2010
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2lsl2010
2/rr/20Lo
2/ruzlro
3/3lzoLo
3/8/zoto
4/6/zoto
4/8/2010
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2.400
2.400
5.040
2.4
4.800
2.560
6.000
3.360
2.100
15.000
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1.980
2.400
4.000
3.360
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5.460
0.800
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2010
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
[]. Kobor, Vote Solar
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2010
2017
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20LT
2077
2077
2011
20L1
2071
2017
2071
2077
2077
2017
2017
2011
207r
207r
207t
207L
207t
207L
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2071
20rt
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20tt
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3/31/2Ot7
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4/4/2orr
4/8/2OLL
4/7812OL7
4/26/2011
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7 /74/2O1L
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7l2u2o7r
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7 /28/2Ot7
8/9/2011
8/9/2077
8/rr/2oL1
8lL6/2OL7
8/76/2OL7
8/76/2Ot7
8/76/2O7t
8/78/2O7L
8/7812O7L
8/18l2o7t
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8/24/2071
8/2s/20t1
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0.576
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4.230
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Idaho I)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 478 o1529
623 t8411
88 r84R1
186 t84R1
583 t84C1
355 t84R1
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496 t84R1
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629 184L7
409 t84R1
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511 t84R1
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677 t84L7
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258 t84R1
588 r84C1
291 t84R1
485 t84R1
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507 t84R1
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326 t84R1
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595 r84C1
392 t84R1
606 t8411
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9/7/2ott
918/2077
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rL/70/2017
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t2/6/20L7
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3/6/2072
3/74/2072
3/22/2072
4/78/2072
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 479 of 529
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812/2072
818/201.2
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8/9/2072
8/s/2ot2
8/1612072
8/2212072
8/22/2012
8/3O/2072
9/LO/2072
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9/20/2012
9126/2012
LO/ls/2012
L0/16/2012
LO/2s/2012
77/6/20L2
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12/L3/2012
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2.240
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6.720
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97.92
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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Exhibit No. 902
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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Case No. IPC-E-17-13
[]. Kobor. Vote Solar
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 486 o1529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 487 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 488 of 529
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ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. tPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 490 of529
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Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. I PC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 491 of529
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Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 492 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 493 o1529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
Il. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 494 of 529
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Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 495 ol 529
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Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
I'age 496 of 529
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Idaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No.5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221 West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
I nordstrom@ idahopower. com
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CU$TOMERS
WITH ON-SITE GENERATION
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CASE NO. IPC-E.17.13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO THE TIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF
THE COMMISSION STATF
COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"i, and in
response to the First Production Request of the Commission Staff to ldaho Power dated
September 20,2A17, herewith submits the following information:
IDAHO POWER COMPANY S RESPONSE TO THE FIR$T
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMI$SION STAFF - 1
Idaho Powcr Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 497 of 529
REQUEST N,O. 1: ln its Application, the Company requests that the Commission
order the Company to amend its applicable taritf schedules to require the installation
and operation of smart inverters for all new customer-owned generator interconnections
within 60 days following the adoption of an industry standard definition of smart
inverters as defined by the lnstitute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.
a" Does the Company intend to require that all newly installed inve(ers
conform with all IEEE smart inverter requirements? Please explain.
b. Please provide copies of the proposed standard definition and all
applicable IEEE smart meter requirements.
c. ls it the Company's intent that all IEEE smart meter requirements apply to
new installations? lf not, please specify or list the requirements that the Company
would require of new installations.
RESPONSE TO REaUE$J l.r0. 1:
a" Yes, the Company intends to require that all newly installed inverters
conform with all IEEE-1547 and 1547 "1 grid support capabilities and functions, also
known as smart inverter functionality. As explained in Mr. David M. Angell's testimony,
the grid support functions will help to mitigate circuit voltage deviation. To facilitate
inverter installation inspection, the Company inspectors will need an inverter certification
that they can identify. Thus, an IEEE 1547.1 compliant inverter will inherently have all
IEEE 1547 grid support functions which will provide grid support like the ability to
mitigate voltage deviation.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REAUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF . 2
ldaho I)ower Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. tPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor. Vote Solar
Page 498 of 529
b. Alihough ldaho Power continues to discuss this request with IEEE, IEEE
has not yet authorized the ldaho Power employee participating on the drafting team to
release this commercially valuable information to other persons or entities.
c. Yes, the Company intends that all IEEE-1547 and 1547.1 grid support
capabilities and function$ be applied to all new installations.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David M. Angell, Transmission
and Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
}OAHO FOWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REOUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFT - 3
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
l'age 499 of 529
REQUEST NO. 2: On page I of his testimony, Mr. Angell describes the
differences between on-grid and otf-grid inverters. Mr. Angell's lestimony does not
discuss grid-interactive inverters, which can function either as on-grid or as off-grid
inverters. On page 12 of her testimony, Ms. Aschenbrenner states that the Company
had 1,468 net rnetering systems in its ldaho service territory as of June 30,2CI17 . How
many of these systems are equipped, respectively, with on-grid, off-grid, and grid-
interactive inverters?
RESPOI,ISE TO REQUEST NQ. 2: All ldaho Power net metered installations
use either on-grid or grid-interactive inverters. ldaho Power has not conducted an
analysis of which inverters are on-grid or grid-interactive.
The response lo this Request is sponsored by David Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Plannlng Manager, Idaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST CIF THE COMMISSION STAFF .4
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Reqr"rests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 500 of529
BEAUESI JgO. 1: On page I of its Application, the Company states that
"Establishing separate customer classes now will position the Company to study this
segment of custorners, providing the data necessary to understand how this customer
segment utiliues this system." What information will the Company be able to gatherthat
is not currently available for these customers?
BE$POI'ISE TO REQUEST NO. 3: To provide context, the full quote from page
19 of Mr. Timothy E. Tatum's testimony stated that,
The establishment of similarly situated customers or
customer classes has been a long-standing and important
first step in the ratemaking process. Taking this important
first ratemaking step now witl position the Company to study
this segment of custorners, providing the data necessary to
understand how this customer segrnent utilizes the
Company's system. The data quantifying the usage of the
system will inform what costs (revenue requirement) are
appropriately allocated to the newly established customer
classes in a future rate proceeding (class cost-otservice
process).
Tatum Ol, p. 19, lines 14-24.
The Company is currently able to gather the information that is necessary to
stuoy various segments of customers; however, should the Commission decline to
authorize the establishment of the requested new customer classes, the Company
would have no reason to modify its class cost-of-service study or ratemaking processes.
lf the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") determines there are
differences that warrant the establishment of new customer classes, the Company will
assign costs to the new customer classes in the class cosl-of-seruice study and design
rates specific to those classes as part of a future rate proceeding, lf the Commission
determines no differences exist that warrant the creation of a new customer class for
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION RIQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF. S
ldaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-ll
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 501 of529
customer$ with on-site generation, the Company will continue to allocate costs to the
residential and small general service customer elasses that exist today.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO FOWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIR$T
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF .6
ldaho Power Company's Responses to
Parties' l)ata Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I l
l). Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 502 o1529
(EOUESiT NO. {: On pages g and 10 of its Application, the Company states
that "The data quantifying the usage of the system will inform wilat costs and benefits
(revenue requirement) are appropriately allocated to the newly established custorner
classes in a future rate making process (class cost-of-service process)". Given that the
Company's propCIsed Schedules 6 and I would initially have zero customers, how many
years will be required before there are sufficient customers in these new classes to
deve lop accu rate cost-of-service a I locato rs?
RESPONSE TO REQUE$T NO. 'tr: The Company cannot determine how many
years will be required before there are sufficient customers in Schedules 6 and 8 to
perform a stand-alone cost-of-service study. However, all customers with on-site
generation will be used to develop cost-of-service allocators for the new cuatorner
classes, those who remain on Schedule 84 and those taking service under Schedules 6
and 8. The Company has proposed that existing residential and small general service
net metering customers remain on Schedule 84 for a period of time, where the term of
the transition period be determined b,y the Commission as part of a future rate
proceeding; however, they will transitton to $chedules 6 and 8 at the end of the
transition period. Their usage characteristics accurately represent the segment of
customers with on-site generation, regardless of which tariff schedule they take service
under during the transition period.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
IOAHO PCIWHR COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIR$T
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF - 7
Idaho ['orver Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 503 of529
FEQUEST NO. 5: The Company's proposed taritfs would apply to generation
facilities fueled by solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, hydropower, and fuel cell
technology, ln Exhibit 9 of its Application (Charts 3, 4, and 5), the Company discusses
the unique patterns of energy use by net metered solar facilities. Please provide similar
charts for net metering customers who generate energy using wind, biomass,
geatherrnal, hydropower, and fuel c*ll technology.
RESFONSS. Tq REAUEST Nq._S: Chart 3 in Exhibit I of Ms. Connie G"
Aschenbrenner's testimony compares the average load profile calculated from the
Company's residential standard service customer class to the average load profile
calculated from the Company's entire residential net metering customer segment on the
day of the 2016 adjusted peak. That load profile for the residential net metering
customer segment included all generation types allowed under Schedule 84 and was
not limited to net metered solar facilities.
The discussion accompanying Charts 4 and 5 on pages 10-11 of Exhibit 9, as
well as on pages 11-14 of Mr" Angelt's testimony, was not intended to illustrate the load
profile of a customer with solar generation but rather it was intended to illustrate that a
net zero customer utilizes all aspects of ldaho Power's grid during the hours they are
consuming energy and during the hours they are exporting energy to the grid. To
illustrate the utilization of the grid by a net zero customer, the Company selected a
single residential net metering customer who netted their usage to zero during 2016.
ln order to.provide similar cha(s for net zero customers with generation $ources
other than solar, the Company selected customers who had netted their usage to zero
during 2016 using wind and hydropower generation. The hourly usage was not
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESFONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF - B
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- | 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 504 of529
compared to the usage of a customer whose home was on the same street, as was
done in Charts 4 and 5 in Exhibit 9, because the wind and hydropower installations are
not on a residence. Thus, the wind and hydropower load profiles are not comparable to
the load of a residential standard service customer. Please see the charts included
below for the load profile of one customer with wind generation and the laad profile for
one customer with hydropower generation. As with Charts 4 and 5 in Exhibit 9, there are
two graphs for each customer. The first graph is of the net hourly usage on the day of
the Company's 2016 adjusted system peak day (June 29) and the second graph,
represents the same day but uses the absolute value for any hour where the customer
generated excess energy.
The Company does not have any net metering customers, in any of its customer
segments, who generate energy using biomass, geothermal, or fuel cell technology, and
therefore, no charts were included for these generation types.
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ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
l)artics' Data Il.equests
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-lr- l7- li
B. Kobor. Votc Solar
Page 505 of529
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Page 506 of529
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Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
Exhibit No 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
I]. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 507 of 529
REQUEST NO. 6: The Company's proposed tariffs would apply ta generation
facilities fueled by solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, hydropower, and fuel cell
technology, ln Exhibit I of lts Application, the Company discusses cost shifting that
occurs from solar net metered customers to non-net metering customers. Please
explain ftow costs might be shifted to non-net metering customers from net metering
customers who generate energy using wind, biomass, geothermaf, hydropower, and
fuel celltechnology.
RESPOHSE Tq| REOUEST l.l0. 6: The discussion around cost shifting in
Exhibit I of the Company's Application, and also on page$ 13-18 in Mr. Tatum's
testimony, references the cost shift from al! existing net metering customers to non-net
metering customers. lrleither the discussion, nor the analysis, was limited to solar net
metering customers.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, Idaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REOUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF - 12
ldaho Power Company's Responscs to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
Page 508 of529
REQUE$T NO. 7: On page 4 of its Application, the Company states that it has
deployed Advanced Metering lnfrastructure (AMl) in its service area enabling the
Company to achieve more precise usage measurement and facilitate more
sophisticated, cost-based rate designs. Please explain how AMI might be used to
achieve more sophisticated, cost-based rate designs for its net metering customers.
Does the Company also propose updating rate designs for its non net metering
classes?
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 7: Prior to the deployment of Advanced
Metering lnfrastructure ("AMl"), ldaho Power used mechanical and solid-state meters to
measure consumption for residential and small general service customers. These
meters measured only the kilowatt-hour'("kWh") consumption, and the Company
retrieved this data monthly according to the meter read date of the customer's billing
cycle. ldaho Power's AMI system collects additional data from the AMI meters that
enables the Cornpany to better develop cost-based rate designs. The additional data
provided by the AMI system is listed below:
. 15-minute max demand - ldaho Power's AMI meters record the 1S-minute
maximum demand. The 1S-minute maximum demand enables the Company
to irnplement demand rates for residential and small general service
customers using a 1S-minute rnaximum demand.
. Hourly kwh - ldaho Power's AMI meters record the net hourly energy
consumption and/or generation. The hourly energy data enables the
Company to implement time-of-use rates for residential and small general
service customers with on-site generation.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF - 13
Idaho Power Corrpany's Responses to
Partres' Data Requests
uxhibit No. 902
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r Hourly kilowatt ("kW) - The hourly kWh can be used as a 60-minute
maximum demand. The 60-minute maximum demand enables the Company
to implement demand rates for residential and small general service
customers using a 60-minute maximum demand.
One af ldaho Power's objectives regarding rate design is to establish prices that
primarily reflect the cost of the services provided. While the Company is not currently
proposing pricing changes for net metering or standard service customers as part of its
proposal, ldaho Power will continue to evaluate and propose modifications to the rate
design of all custorner classes in future rate case proceedings.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF . 14
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhihit No 902
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REQUEST NO. 8: ln Exhibit I, the Company states that, as of December 31,
2016, ldaho Power's net metering service consisted of 1,067 active systems. For each
system that was connected to ldaho Power for the entire period between January 1,
2016 through December 31, 2016, please provide the following information:
a. The schedule under which the net metering customer takes power.
b. The County in which the customer is located.
c. Net hourly power consumption/production data for the 2016 calendar year,
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 8: Please see the attached Excel file which
includes the hourly net energy consumption for all net metered customers who had an
AMI meter and who were taking net metering service for the entire period between
January 1,2016, through December 31,2016. The Company has provided the schedule
under which the net metering customer was taking service and the county in which the
customer was located.
It is important to note that the attached data is net hourly energy
consumption/production data by not by svstem. A customer may have
multiple systems, possibly with different generation sources, attached to a service point
(meter). ln that case, each generation $ource is considered a different system.
however, because the energy consumption is metered at a single point, a customer with
multiple systems is one customer. Please reference footnote No. 3 in Exhibit 9.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Fower Cornpany"
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REOUEST OT THE COMMISSION STAFF. 15
Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibir No 902
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FEAUEST^[-.IQ. 9: Schedule 84 includes a one meter option for customers who
take service under schedules other than 1, 4, 5, and 7, and whose generation facilities
have a total nameplate capacity rating al 25 kW or smaller, or whose generation
facilities have a total nameplate capacity that is no more lhan Za/o of their BLC" Under
the Company's proposal, how would these custorners be able to receive net metering
service?
RESPON$E TO REQUEST NO. 9: Under the Company's proposal, they witl
continue to take service under the existing net metering schedule (Schedule 84)^ The
Company is requesting that Schedule 84 be closed to new service for only residential
and small general service custorners.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF. 16
Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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REAUEST NO. 10: Schedule 84 includes a two meter option for customers who
take service under schedules other than 1, 4, 5, and 7, and whose generation facilities
have a total nameplate capacity rating of 100 kW ar smaller. Under the Company's
proposal, how would these customers be able to receive net metering service?
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 10: Under the Company's proposal, they will
continue to take service under the existing net metering schedule (Schedule 84). The
Company is requesting that Schedule 84 be closed to new service for only residential
and smallgeneral service customers with on-site generation.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company,
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF - 17
ldaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Partrcs' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- 17- l 3
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REQUEST NO. 11: Would the Company's proposal apply to customers who use
on-site generation to reduce their own power consumption, but who eliminate their
ability to exporl power to the Cornpany's grid by means of a Grid Tie Limiter, Grid
lnverter with Export Oontrol, or similar device? lf so, please explain how customers
receiving power on schedules other than Schedules 6 and I might be able to use on-
site generation to reduce their power consumption.
RESPO.NSE TO REQUFST NO. 11: Yes Customers with on-site generation
systems that are connected in parallel with the ldaho Power system will be required to
take service under the new schedules. An on-site generation system is connected in
parallel if it is connected to and receives voltage from ldaho Power's system. A
customer using a Grid Tie Limiter, a Grid lnverter with Export Conlrol, or a similar
device is still connected in parallelwith the system.
A customer may use on-site generation to reduce their power consumption and
take service on schedules other than $cheduler 6 and I if their systern is not connected
in parallel to ldaho Power's system. For example, a customer could use a mechanical
transfer switch such that they either consume energy from ldaho Power or consume
energy from their on-rite generation system with no ability to feed power from the on-
site generation back onto ldaho Power's system. This system would not be connected
in parallel to the electric grid.
The response to this Request is sponsored by David Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 11th day of October ?017
D. NORD
Attorney for lda Company
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF. 18
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
Case No IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I I{EREBY CERTIFY that on the 11th day of October ?.}fi I served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THf FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUIST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF upon the following named
parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the foltowing:
Gomrnission Staff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.0. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-0074
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
ldaho Conservation League
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 N. 6th st.
Boise, ldaho 83702
lt/latthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South Euclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Association, lnc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P O. Box 6119
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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Idaho l)ower Company's Responses to
Parlies' Data Requests
Exhibit No 902
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Anthony Yankel
127QA Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 W. Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 837A2
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 S. 1300 W,
West Valley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 5371 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
360 22nd Street, Suite 730
Oakland, California 94612
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
150 N. Capitol Blvd
P.O. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701 -0500
ldaho Clean Energy Association
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF.20
Idaho I'ower Company's Responses to
Parties' [)ata Requests
David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box ?900
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZLLC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Coalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
Boise, ldaho 83702
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazier
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON McCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P.O. Box 45120
Salt Lake City, Utah 84'111
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO THE FIRST
PRODUCTION REQUEST OF THE COMMISSION STAFF.21
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
I)arties' Data Requests
Doug Shipley
Dale Crawford
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1952 West 2425 South
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
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Exhibit No 902
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LISA D. NORDSTROM (lSB No. 5733)
ldaho Power Company
1221West ldaho Street (83702)
P.O. Box 70
Boise, ldaho 83707
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: [phone]
lnordstrom@ idahopower. com
Attorney for ldaho Power Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY FOR
AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH NEW
SCHEDULES FOR RESIDENTIAL AND
SMALL GENERAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS
WITH ON-SITE GENERATION
CASE NO. IPC-E-17-13
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S
RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR,
LLC'S FIRST PRODUCTION
REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER
COMPANY
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COMES NOW, ldaho Power Company ("ldaho Power" or "Company"), and in
response to Auric Solar, LLC's First Production Requests to ldaho Power dated October
14,2017, herewith submits the following information.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 1Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Exhibit No 902
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Parties' Data Requests
REQUEST NO. 1: Please identify and specifically describe any changes in
ldaho Power's net metering service since July 3, 2013 that have materially affected
ldaho Power's system, including (without limitation) ldaho Power's generation,
transmission, or distribution systems.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 1:ldaho Power has experienced significant
growth in the number of customers taking net metering service. The growth has
contributed to the challenges listed in the Company's responses to Vote Solar's
Request Nos. 21 and 39.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
F.H$I#ng,P#"9TLo.,U"n.EguESrs ro IDAHo PowER CoMPANY - 2 Exhibit No. 902
Case No IPC-E-17-13
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Parties' Data Requests
REQUE$T N0. 2: For all changes identified in response to Request No. 1,
please identify and specifically describe the material effects on ldaho Power's system.
Please include in your response the approximate date on which the material effects first
occurred; the nature of the material effects; the steps ldaho Power has taken to address
the effects; the cost of the steps ldaho Power has taken to address the effects; and
when ldaho Power provided notice to the Commission of the material effect.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 2: Please see the Company's response to
Request No. 1.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Dave M. Angell, Transmission and
Distribution Planning Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 3
Idaho Power Cornpany's Responses to
I)arties' Data Requcsts
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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REQU T NO. 3:ln paragraph 15 of the Application, speaking about residential
and small general service (.R&SGS") customers with on-site generation, ldaho Power
states that "[e]stablishing separate customer classes now will position the Company to
study this segment of customers, providing the data necessary to understand how this
customer segment utilizes the Company's system."
Please identify and specifically describe all efforts or attempts ldaho Power has
made, in the past ten years, to study R&SGS customers with on-site generation. Please
include in your response the efforts or attempts ldaho Power has made to study these
customers; the approximate start and end dates for each effort or attempt; and the
results of such efforts or attempts to study these customers, including any data from any
such effort or attempt to study these customers.
RESPONS E TO REQUEST NO. 3: ldaho Power performed an analysis of
customers with on-site generation in its application to modify net metering service filed
with the ldaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") in 2012. This publicly
available analysis is detailed in Case No. IPC-E-12-27.
Since then, ldaho Power has performed analyses of the residential and small
general service customers with on-site generation in preparation of the 2016 Net
Metering Status Report ("2016 Report"), the 2017 Net Metering Status Report ('2017
Report"), and for this case.
Please see the response to Vote Solar's Request No. 34 for all workpapers
supporting the analyses performed for the 2016 Report. The analysis for the 2016
Report was performed in Q1 and Q2 2016.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
ftR$Tf,"fr?"?#"9,rlgllss8uEsrs ro rDAHo PowER CoMPANY - 4 Exhibit No. 902
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Parties'Data Requests
Please see the response to Vote Solar's Request No. 33 for all workpapers
supporting the analyses performed for the 2017 Report. The analysis for the 2017
Report was performed in Q1 and Q2 2017 .
Please see the response to Vote Solar's Request No. 20 for all workpapers
supporting the analyses performed for this case.
The response to this Request is sponsored by Connie Aschenbrenner, Rate
Design Manager, ldaho Power Company.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 5
Idaho Power Conrpany's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E-17-13
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REQUEST NO. 4: ln paragraph 15 of the Application, speaking about R&SGS
customers with on-site generation, ldaho Power states that "[e]stablishing separate
customer classes now will position the Company to study this segment of customers,
providing the data necessary to understand how this customer segment utilizes the
Company's system."
Please identify and specifically describe why a separate customer class is
needed to study R&SGS customers with on-site generation. Please include in your
response a description of any information or data that is not currently available, but that
would become available by establishing a new customer class. Please also identify and
specifically describe in your response all impediments to studying R&SGS customers
with on-site generation under the current net metering schedule.
RESPONSE TO REQUEST NO. 4: The Company is currently able to gather the
information that is necessary to study various segments of customers; however, should
the Commission decline to authorize the establishment of the requested new customer
classes, the Company would have no reason to modify its class cost-of-service study or
ratemaking processes. lf the Commission determines there are differences that warrant
the establishment of new customer classes, the Company will assign costs to the new
customer classes in the class cost-of-service study and design rates specific to that
those classes as part of a future rate proceeding. lf the Commission determines no
differences exist that warrant the creation of a new customer class for customers with
on-site generation, the Company will continue to allocate costs to the residential and
small general service customer classes that exist today.
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 6ldalro Powcr Cornpany's Respt-rnses to
Exhibit No 902
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Parties' Data Requests
The response to this Request is sponsored by Tim Tatum, Vice President of
Regulatory Affairs, ldaho Power Company.
DATED at Boise, ldaho, this 31"tday of October 2017.
LISA D. NORDS
Attorney for Idaho Power Company
IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 7Idaho Power Conrpanv's Responses to
Exhibit No 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
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Parties' Data Requests
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 31st day of October 2017 I served a true and
correct copy of IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCT]ON REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY upon the following
named parties by the method indicated below, and addressed to the following:
Commission Staff
Sean Costello
Deputy Attorney General
ldaho Public Utilities Commission
472 West Washington (83702)
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ldaho 83720-007 4
ldahydro
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH LAW OFFICES
802 West Bannock Street, Suite 900
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
ldaho Conservation League
Matthew A. Nykiel
ldaho Conservation League
102 South Euclid #207
P.O. Box 2308
Sandpoint, ldaho 83864
Benjamin J. Otto
ldaho Conservation League
710 N.6th st.
Boise, Idaho 83702
ldaho lrrigation Pumpers Association, lnc.
Eric L. Olsen
ECHO HAWK & OLSEN, PLLC
505 Pershing Avenue, Suite 100
P.O. Box 61 19
Pocatello, ldaho 83205
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Parties' Data Requests
Anthony Yankel
12700 Lake Avenue, Unit 2505
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
Auric Solar, LLC
Preston N. Carter
Deborah E. Nelson
GIVENS PURSLEY LLP
601 W. Bannock Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Elias Bishop
Auric Solar, LLC
2310 S. 1300 W.
West Valley City, Utah 84119
Vote Solar
David Bender
Earthjustice
3916 Nakoma Road
Madison, Wisconsin 537 1 1
Briana Kobor
Vote Solar
360 22nd Street, Suite 730
Oakland, California 94612
City of Boise
Abigail R. Germaine
Deputy City Attorney
Boise City Attorney's Office
150 N. Capitol Blvd.
P.O. Box 500
Boise, ldaho 83701 -0500
ldaho Clean Energy Association
C. Tom Arkoosh
ARKOOSH IAW OFFICES
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 9
ldalio l)ower Company's Responses to
Parties' Data Requests
David H. Arkoosh
Law Office of David Arkoosh
P.O. Box 2900
Boise, ldaho 83701
Sierra Club
Kelsey Jae Nunez
KELSEY JAE NUNEZLIC
920 North Clover Drive
Boise, ldaho 83703
Zack Waterman
Director, ldaho Sierra Club
503 West Franklin Street
Boise, ldaho 83702
Michael Heckler
3606 North Prospect Way
Garden City, ldaho 83714
Snake River Alliance
NW Energy Goalition
John R. Hammond, Jr.
FISHER PUSCH LLP
101 South Capitol Boulevard, Suite 701
Boise, ldaho 83702
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
Ryan B. Frazier
Brian W. Burnett
KIRTON MoCONKIE
50 East South Temple, Suite 400
P.O. Box 45120
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
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IDAHO POWER COMPANY'S RESPONSE TO AURIC SOLAR, LLC'S
.EIRST PRODUCTION REQUldaho Power ( ornpany's KeSponScS to
Parties' Data Requests
ESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 10
Doug Shipley
Dale Crawford
lntermountain Wind and Solar, LLC
1952 West 2425 South
Woods Cross, Utah 84087
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AssistantKim
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FIRST PRODUCTION REQUESTS TO IDAHO POWER COMPANY - 11
ldaho I)orver Company's Responses to
Partics' I)ata Requests
Exhibit No. 902
Case No. IPC-E- I 7- I 3
B. Kobor, Vote Solar
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