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Friday, June 14, 2002
10:18:23 PM
Case: nt-g-02-3
Name: Douglas Thomas
Street Address: 1652 N Parkforest Way
City: Eagle
State: Idaho
ZIP: 83616
Home Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: fubarthomas~veloci tus. net
Company: Intermountain~Gasmailinglist _yes - no
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Comment description: r am absolutely against I.G. 's proposal to retain current rates in
order to build an $8.5 million cash reserve for the future. This is nothing more than
Creative Accounting " and does not directly face the issues at hand; for now or thefuture. Does Enron ' s practices ring a familiar note?
My vote is to not even consider this rediculous idea. Force them to do practice standardacounting procedures. By doing so, force them to lower the rates the expected 28.7% thisyear.
If they feel they have to raise their rates in following years, they will be faced with
practicing business in a straight forward manner. Methods that everyone, including the
PUC, understands. One that they can be held accountable for.
To put this proposal in perspective, think in terms of todays money, $8.5 million,
interest it will gain, and how much inefficiencies I. G. could get away with and for howlong.
Maybe I should try this tactic with my employer!I think I know what the answer would be.
In summary, no thanks!m not for their proposal.
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Friday, June 14, 2002
1:32:08 PM
Case: INT-G-02-
Name: Mrs. Carl Pook
Street Address: 3015 W. Idaho Blvd.
City: Emmett
State: 10
ZIP: 83617
Home Telephone:E-Mail: julie718~velocitus. net
Company: Intermountain . Gas Co,
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Comment descriptIon: ~ldn ' t every person or company like to have the interest from 8.million dollars or receive a like amount of money, interest free? And this on speculationof rising natural gas prices..... gambling of a sort. Remember the Idaho Power fiasco? Now
we are paying for their poor judgement just as we might with Int, Gas if they are grantedthis free loan... gas prices could very well go up, they may just as easily be lower after
next year. They should not be able to assume so much using our money for free... in
essence, they cannot lose. Whether the price of gas goes up or down, they ve made a tidy
sum on the interest on this 8.2 million alone. Give us the honest price break now due us
and we ll see what happens the following year.
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Friday, June 14, 2002
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Case: INT-F-02-3
Name: Kevin Patheal
Street Address: 460 N Shady Grove Way
City: Kuna
State: Idaho
ZIP: 83634
Home Telephone: [phone]E-Mail: kevin.patheal~fritz.com
Company: Intermountain Gas
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Comment descriptIon: If it costs Intermountain Gas $3.20, let s go with a rate that
pays them $3.20, and we ll worry about next year s events next year, 28% reduction NOW.
Transaction 10: 6141543.
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Take the rate ca!! this yea!
and NOT let Intermountain Gas bank our money just in case there is a hike next year.
don t know anyone who can predict the future that well to even know what the rate hike
would be - and they get to collect interest, I don t think so.
Thank you .-0~
Dorothy Wilson
914 N Meadowsweet Ave
Kuna ID 83634
[phone]
Commissioner Hansen:Page 1 of 2
IDAHO PUBLIC UTll.JTIES COMMISSION
Case No. INT -02-
For Immediate Release / June 3, 2002
Contact: Gene Fadness [phone]
Intermountain Gas proposes decrease, but seeks over-collection for one year
BOISE - Intermountain Gas customers have until June 26 to submit comments on an application by the
company to decrease customer rates by an average of 24 percent to reflect the lower prices Intermountain Gas has
been paying to wholesalers since its increases of a year ago.
The $52.5 million revenue decrease also reflects the fact that all previous costs that were deferred during
the recent period of unusually high energy prices have now been recovered.
However, Intermountain Gas is also proposing to over-collect about $8.2 million from customers over the
next year in anticipation of natural gas future prices that are predicted to trend upward. The company maintains
that the over-collection can avoid or lessen a future price increase next year. Without that over-collection
Intermountain Gas customers would experience a rate decrease of 28,7 percent rather than the proposed 24
percent.
If natural gas prices don t trend upward and decline substantially, the company says it will file an
application to adjust its rates accordingly.
Because of changes in Intermountain s gas-related costs, the proposed decreases in prices and revenues
will not affect the company s earnings.
The commission decided to handle the matter under a modified procedure that does not require public
hearings unless it receives written protests or comments by June 26 stating why a modified procedure should not
be used.
The commission is specifically seeking comment on whether Intermountain Gas should be allowed to
over-collect $8.2 million this year to mitigate a potential rate increase next year.
Commission President Paul Kjellander dissented from the commission majority on the matter of customer
notice.
Kjellander noted that a small percentage of customers who receive notice in their bills about
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Intermountain Gas' proposal will receive that notice on June 25 and , consequently, have fewer than
hours to comment before the June 26 comment deadline.
This dissent only addresses the procedural timeframe for public comments," Kjellander said. "It does not
attempt to place any value on the relative merits of the company s proposal to over-collect from customers for the
purpose Of providing rate stabilization.
Persons wishing to submit comments can do so via e-mail by accessing the commission s homepage at
www.puc.state.id.and clicking on "Comments & Questions," Fill in the case number (INT-02-3) and enter
your comments. Comments can also be mailed to P.O. Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0074 or faxed to (208) 334-
3762.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICES
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
555 SOUTH COLE ROAD. P.O. BOX 7608 . BOISE, -IDAHO 83707 . [phone] . FAX: [phone]
CUSTOMER NOTICE
DATE May 23,2002
Contact: Mike Huntington
Vice President
Marketing & External Affairs
[phone]
TODAY, INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY ("INTERMOUNTAIN") FILED ITS ANNUAL NATURAL GAS PURCHASE COST REVIEW
APPLICATION WITH THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION ("IPUC"). THIS TYPE OF APPLICATION IS FILED EACH YEAR AT THIS
TIME TO PROVIDE THE IPUC WITH A REVIEW MECHANISM THAT HELPS INSURE THAT THE NATURAL GAS COSTS THAT
INTERMOUNTAIN IS INCURRING ON BEHALF OF ITS CUSTOMERS ARE PROPER AND ARE REFLECTED IN ITS SALES PRICE.
THE APPLICATION REQUESTS THE NECESSARY AUTHORIZATION TO DECREASE PRICES ON AVERAGE BY 24%.
THIS APPLICATION REFLECTS THE LOWER PRICES THAT INTERMOUNTAIN HAS BEEN PAYING SINCE ITS LAST ADJUSTMENT
ONE YEAR AGO. THE DECREASE ALSO REFLECTS THE FACT THAT ALL PREVIOUS COSTS DEFERRED DURING THE RECENT PERIOD OF
UNUSUALLY HIGH ENERGY PRICES HAVE NOW BEEN RECOVERED.
WILLIAM C. "BILL" GLYNN, PRESIDENT OF INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY, SAID, "THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF SUPPLY
AND DEMAND IS WORKING IN THE MARKETPLACE AND HAS PROVIDED THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PASS LOWER NATURAL GAS COSTS ON
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. THIS PRICE DECREASE IS WELCOME NEWS COMPARED TO THE HIGH PRICES THAT WE HAVE ALL
EXPERIENCED OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS AND WILL PROVIDE OUR CUSTOMERS WITH MORE DISPOSABLE INCOME FOR OTHER
GOODS AND SERVICES, FURTHER STRENGTHENING THE STATE AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY".
THE COMPANY IS NOT REQUESTING ANY CHANGE IN THE PRICE COMPONENT FOR ITS OWN SERVICE, OPERATION,
MAINTENANCE, OR CAPITAL COSTS, WHICH HAS REMAINED THE SAME FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS. THEREFORE THE COMPANY'
EARNINGS WILL NOT CHANGE AS A RESULT OF THE PROPOSED PRICE DECREASES.
INTERMOUNTAIN CONTINUES TO ENCOURAGE ALL ITS CUSTOMERS TO BE CONSCIOUS OF THEIR ENERGY USAGE AND THE
WISE USE OF ENERGY AS WELL. THE COMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE HELPFUL TIPS ON WAYS TO CONSERVE AND USE
ENERGY WISELY THROUGH ITS BILL INSERTS AND ON ITS WEB SITE (www.intqas.com)
IF THIS PROPOSED DECREASE IS APPROVED, RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS USING NATURAL GAS FOR HEATING AND WATER
HEATING COULD EXPERIENCE AN AVERAGE ANNUAL DECREASE OF $188 (24.2%). THOSE RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS USING
NATURAL GAS FOR SPACE HEATING ONLY COULD EXPERIENCE AN AVERAGE ANNUAL DECREASE OF $128 (21.8%), COMMERCIAL
CUSTOMERS COULD EXPERIENCE AN AVERAGE ANNUAL DECREASE OF $795 (25.6%).
IF APPROVED AS FILED, THE TOTAL NET REVENUE DECREASE FROM THIS CURRENT REQUEST WILL BE APPROXIMATELY
$52.5 MILLION (24.0%) AND IS PROPOSED TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY 1 , 2002. A COpy OF INTERMOUNTAIN'S APPLICATION IS
AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AT THE COMPANy'S OFFICES AND ON ITS WEB SITE.
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Jean Jewell; Ed Howell; Gene Fadness; Tonya Clark
Comment acknowledgement
WWW Form Submission:
Thursday, June 20, 2002
5:13:17 AM
Case:
Name: ALVIN & SHARON DAY
Street Address: 3914 Bennington st.
Ci ty: Caldwell
State: Id
ZIP: 83605
Home Telephone:
E-Mail:
Company: Intermountain gasmailinglist _yes _no: yes
Comment description: I have a couple of questions concerning Intermountain Gas. If I
remember right they were given two rate increases totaling either 47 percent or 52 percent
then how come we are only getting back 24 percent. Also I have both Gas heat and a Gas
water heater and I was charged more for having both at the time then how come we are not
getting a bigger share of the return, isn t this the same thing with Id. power as
discrimination because I use less electricity I 'am charged a higher rate because of
complaints of discrimination using the tier system.
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User Address: 207.70.60.User Hostname: 207.70.60.
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Jean Jewell; Ed Howell; Gene Fadness; Tonya Clark
Comment acknowledgement
WNW Form Submission:
Wednesday, June 05, 2002
10:05:38 AM
Case: ING-G-02-3
Name: Lynn Sibbett
Street Address: 341 S. 3rd. W.
City: Soda Springs
State: Idaho
ZIP: 83276
Home Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: BudNnel&aol. com
Company: Intermountain Gas Companymailinglist _yes _no: yes
Comment description: I firmly believe this decrease in the price of natural gas should be
, approved.
It is my opinion the recent increases were unnecessary and was used just so Intermountain
Gas could get the usage of some interest free revenue at the expense of their customers.
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User Address: 152.163.195.211
User Hostname: 152.163.195.211
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Jean Jewell; Ed Howell; Gene Fadness; Tonya Clark
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WNW Form Submission:
Tuesday, June 04, 2002
10:04:58 AM
Case: INT-G-02-
Name: Laura Sparrell
Street Address: 1673 N. Kolnes Ave.
City: Kuna
State: 10
ZIP: 83634
Home Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: laurspar&sarmc. org
Company: Intermountain Gas
mailing list yes no: no
Comment descriptIon: I am in support of the rate decrease for natural gas consumers. I
oppose the over-collection for the next year. Rates should only increase when they need
to, not so that someone else can hold my money in a bank account for the "what if" reason.
Transaction 10: 641004.
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User Address: 199.99.150.
User Hostname: 199.99.150.
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Jean Jewell; Ed Howell; Gene Fadness; Tonya Clark
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Saturday, June 08, 2002
9:15:09 AM
Case: INT-G-02-
Name: Martin J. & Marilyn B. Carr
Street Address: PO Box 337
City: Lava Hot Springs
State: 10
ZIP: 83246-0337
Home Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: MCarrl19&aol. com
Company: Intermountain Gas Company
mailing list yes no: no
Comment=descriptIon: -We have absolutely no problem with Intermountain Gas retaining a
portion of the funds collected from customers for future increase of gas prices from their
suppliers. We will welcome the 24% decrease in the currently high rates. We hope that
the retention will not be needed by Intermountain Gas Company and that we will experience
a further reduction in our rates in the future.Thank you.
Transaction 10: 68915.
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Friday, June 14 , 2002
8:45:16 AM
Case: INT-G-02-3
Name: William R. Logsdon
Street Address: 1510 Shenandoah Drive
City: Boise
State: Idaho
ZIP: 83712
Home Telephone: [phone]E-Mail: blogsdon~veloci tus. net
Company: Intermountain Gas Company
mailing list yes no: yes
Comment descriptIon: Concerning Intermountain Gas s proposed rate cut for the .comingyear. T~e idea of an "insurance policy , in case the cost of gas escalates next year, is a
sound one. This seems to me to be no different than the consumer using a flat pay monthly.
Rather than getting hit with an increase next year, when the economic conditions may
change for the consumer, we will be able to more adequately budget for the longer term. I
would imagine Intermountain Gas would invest these extra dollars, thus giving even greater
benefi t to the consumer. This appears to be sound fiscal management for both the company
and the consumer.
Transaction 10: 614845.
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Friday, June 14, 2002
8:44:22 AM
Case: INT-G-02-3
Name: John Cummings
Street Address: 1249 Willow Creek Dr
City: Nampa
State: 10
ZIP: 83686
Home Telephone: [phone]
E-Mail: aviano18~hotmail. com
Company: Intermountain Gas
mailing list yes no: yesComment=descriptIon: Re: Idaho Statesman article on rate cut/rate protection.
You guys are in the right business - I've haven t heard such "gas " since Jim Risch'
commercials showing us what a hard-working rancher he is.
You re going to give us a rate cut, but you re not really going to give us a rate cut,
cause you need to continue gouging us in order to cover your butts.
GET REAL!!!
Transaction 10: 614844.
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User Address: 164.165.104.131
User Hostname: 164.165.104.131
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Friday, June 14, 2002 10:57 AM
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Friday, June 14 , 2002
9:57:29 AM
Case: INT-G-02-
Name: Jeff Nielsen
Street Address: 2993 N Kubik
Ci ty: Meridian
State: 10
ZIP: 83642
Home Telephone:E-Mail: nielsenj l~earthlink. net
Company: Intermountain Gasmailinglistyesno: yes
Comment description: If it costs them $3.20, let s go with a rate that pays them $3.20,
and we ll worry about next year next year. 28% rate reduction no~.
Thanks,Jeff
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User Address: 209.19.139.
User Hostname: 209.19.139.
A copy of the commission s order is available on the commission Web site at www.guc.state.id.. Click
on "File Room" in the upper-left hand corner. Then click on "Recent Orders and Notices" and scroll to Order No.
29068.
Persons interested in petitioning for reconsideration must do so by July 22. Petitions can be filed at
commission offices at 472 W. Washington St. in Boise or by writing to the commission at P.O. Box 83720-0074
Boise, ID, 83720.
IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
Case No. INT -02-3, Order No. 29068
For Immediate Release / July 1 2002
Contact: Gene Fadness [phone]
Intermountain Gas customers will get about 28 percent decrease
BOISE - Intermountain Gas residential customers are getting about a 28 percent decrease in their gas
rates beginning today.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved the reduction today. The reduction reflects the lower
prices Intermountain Gas has been paying to wholesalers in recent months.
The company had proposed a 24 percent decrease and over-collecting $8.2 million to offset likely rate
increases next year and promote rate stabilization. The commission denied the over-collection, saying customers
should receive the benefit of decreased lower wholesale gas prices as they occur.
Although the company s proposal to over-collect $8.2 million to offset a likely rate increase next year is
well-intended, the commission will not breach the commitment it made to ratepayers to pass through the full rate
decrease " the commissioners said.
The expiration of temporary credits next year and the possibility of higher wholesale prices point to a
likely increase next year. Therefore, the commission urged the company to continue its education efforts to help
customers reduce their energy needs. The order C!lso asked that the company adjust level-pay plans for customers
to accommodate the rate decrease as soon as possible.
The decrease for the average residential customer who uses natural gas for space heating only - using
about 49 therms a month - is about $12.37 a month, or 25.3 percent. For residential customers who use natural
gas for space and water heating - consuming about 65 therms a month - will see a monthly decrease of about
$18.17 or 28.1 percent. Commercial customers using the average of 259 therms per month will see a decrease of
about $76.78 per month, or 29.7 percent.
Because of changes in Intermountain s gas-related costs, the proposed decreases in prices and revenues
will not affect the company s earnings.
Intermountain Gas provides natural gas to about 200 000 customers in southern Idaho.
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Ms. Jean Jewell
Commission Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472 W. Washington St.
P. O. Box 83720
Boise, ID 83720-0074
RE:Intermountain Gas Company
Case No. INT-02-
Order #29068
Dear Ms. Jewell:
Pursuant to the above referenced Commission Order, Intermountain Gas Company hereby
submits its plan to recalculate level pay accounts to include the recent price reduction
ordered by this Commission. All level pay accounts (including Regular, Anniversary and
Commercial) will be recalculated in July 2002 as follows:
(12 month estimate + credit/debit balance) /11 months
This plan assumes the accounts will be settled-up in June 2003 and recalculated again in
July. Our experience would suggest this approach to be the most satisfactory for our
customers.
Sincerely,
Paul R. Powell
Sr. Vice President
Finance & Administration
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EXECUTIVE OFFICES
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
555 SOUTH COLE ROAD. P.O. BOX 7608 . BOISE, IDAHO 83707 . [phone] . FAX: [phone]
Idaho Public Utiiities CommlSSlu.
Office of the Secretary
RECEIVED
July 2 , 2002 J U L E: ZJGZ
60ise, IdahO
Jean Jewell
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472 'lV. Washington 8t.
P. O. Box 83720
Boise , ID 83720-0074
RE:Idaho Public Utilities Commission Order No. 29068 (Case No. INT-02-
Dear Jean:
Pursuant to Idaho Public Utilities Commission Order No. 29068 , attached are the original and
two (2) copies of Intermountain Gas Company s Summary of Purchased Gas Transactions
and Related Deferred Balances.
Please acknowledge receipt of this filing by returning a stamped copy of this letter to our
Company files.
If you have any questions regarding the attached, please contact me at 377-6168.
MPM/slk
cc:Michael Huntington
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MONTH ENDED MA Y 31 2002
DESCRIPTION
MAY
BALANCE
VARIABLE DEFERRED GAS COST BALANCES IN ACCOUNT 1860
1860,2010
1860.2020
1860,2110
1860,2180
1860,2240
VARIABLE DEFERRED GAS COSTS (CASE NO INT-01-
Amortization of 1860,2010
STORAGE GAS DEFERRAL
GAS COSTS FROM PRODUCERS/SUPPLIERS
DAILY GAS EXCESS SALES
FIXED DEFERRED GAS COST BALANCES IN ACCOUNT 1860
1860,2050
1860,2060-2090
1860,2200
1860,2210
1860,2260
1860,2120
1860,2130-2140
1860,2320
1860,2530
1860,2540-2550
1860,2560&2500
NET CUM, DEFERRED GAS COSTS - FIXED (CASE NO. INT-01-
Amortization of 1860,2050
FC COLLECTION DEFERRAL
4 EXIT FEE ADJUSTMENT
STATOIL REVENUE DEFERRAL
EXPANSION II REFUND
Amortization of 1860,2120
CAPACITY RELEASE
MARKET SEGMENTATION
Amortization of 1860,2530
NWP REFUND (RP 95-409) and SURCHARGE (RP-93-
1860-2340, 2420, 2430 INTEREST AMOUNT
TOTAL DEFERRED GAS COST BALANCE IN ACCOUNT 1860
$ 42 998 154,
(38 674 684.49)
NET
649 891.91 )
NET
(191 946,37)
207 203.
NET
(898,673,65)
(9,480,18)
(46 838,62)
095,66)
(522 505,27)
969 575,88)
119 807,
116,898,64)
NET
378 368,
TOTAL
323,469,
649 891,91 )
257,
(3,445 260,23)
378 368,
($4 378 055,86)