HomeMy WebLinkAbout20021018Application.pdfINTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
CASE NO. INT-G-O2- tJ1./
APPLICATION
and
EXHIBIT
In the Matter of the Application of INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
for Approval to Place into Effect
an Increase in Its Composite Depreciation Rate
RECEIVED mfiLED
Morgan W. Richards, Jr. lDSlOCT 18 Pf13: 31
MOFFATT, THOMAS, BARRETT, ROCK & FIELDS , CHARTEREDPo~t Office Box 829 UTiLlT g~D
d~~~l~S'ONBoise, Idaho 83701
Telephone (208) 345-2000
MTBR&F 11-500.283
Attorneys for Intermountain Gas Company
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
In the Matter of the Application
of INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY for)
Approval to Place into Effect an Increase in Its Composite Depreciation Rate
Case No. INT-02-
APPLICATION
COMES NOW Intermountain Gas Company ("Intermountain" or "Applicant") and
pursuant to Idaho Code , Title 61 , and Rules 6.2 and 23 of the Rules of Practice and
Procedure of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission ("Commission ), makes an application
seeking approval to place into effect an increase in its composite depreciation rate.
Communication in reference to this Application should be addressed to:
Michael E. Huntington
Vice President - Marketing and External Affairs
Intermountain Gas Company
PO Box 7608
Boise , 1083707
and
Morgan W. Richards, Jr.
Moffatt, Thomas, Barrett, Rock & Fields , Chartered
PO Box 829
Boise , 1083701
In support of this Application , Intermountain does allege and state as follows:
APPLICATION -
Intermountain is an Idaho corporation , whose principal place of business is 555
South Cole Road , Boise, Idaho, and is qualified to do business in the state of Idaho.
II.
Intermountain is a gas utility, subject to the jurisdiction of the Idaho Public Utilities
Commission , engaged in the sale and distribution of natural gas within the State of Idaho
under authority of Commission Certificate No. 219 issued December 2 1955 , as
amended and supplemented by Order No. 6564 dated October 3 , 1962. Intermountain
Articles of Incorporation and amendments thereto are on file with this Commission in
Case No. U-1034-120 to which reference is hereby made.
Intermountain provides natural gas service to the following Idaho communities and
counties and adjoining areas:
Ada County - Boise, Eagle, Garden City, Kuna, Meridian, and Star;
Bannock County - Chubbuck, Inkom, Lava Hot Springs, McCammon, and Pocatello;
Bear Lake County - Georgetown , and Montpelier;
Bingham County - Aberdeen, Basalt, Blackfoot, Firth, Fort Hall , Moreland/Riverside, and Shelly;
Blaine County - Bellevue, Hailey, Ketchum, and Sun Valley;
Bonneville County - Ammon , Idaho Falls , lona , and Ucon;
Canyon County - Caldwell, Greenleaf, Middleton , Nampa, Parma , and Wilder;
Caribou County - Bancroft, Conda , Grace , and Soda Springs;
Cassia County - Burley, Declo , Malta, and Raft River;
Elmore County - Glenns Ferry, Hammett, and Mountain Home;
Fremont County - Parker, and St. Anthony;
Gem County - Emmett;
Gooding County - Bliss , Gooding, and Wendell;
Jefferson County - Lewisville, Menan, Rigby, and Ririe;
Jerome County - Jerome;
Lincoln County - Shoshone;
Madison County - Rexburg, and Sugar City;
Minidoka County - Heyburn, Paul , and Rupert;
Owyhee County - Bruneau, Homedale;
Payette County - Fruitland , New Plymouth, and Payette;
Power County - American Falls;
Twin Falls County - Buhl, Filer, Hansen, Kimberly, Murtaugh, and Twin Falls;
Washington County - Weiser.
Intermountain s properties in these locations consist of transmission pipelines, a
compressor station , a liquefied natural gas storage facility, distribution mains, services
meters and regulators, and general plant and equipment.
APPLICATION -
III.
Intermountain currently effective composite depreciation rate of 3.71% was
approved by this Commission in Case No. INT-99-, Order No. 28311 , dated March
, 2000. The Commission states in its Order No. 28311 "that the Company
depreciation rates and methodology be revisited in three years.
IV.
With each update of the Company s depreciation parameters and associated
rates , special circumstances regarding Intermountain s recovery rates are addressed. The
last study in Case No. INT-99-2 addressed the update of the parameters and the
conversion of a number of support asset accounts to amortizations. In this study,
Intermountain s planned deployment of electronic meter reading equipment and the
recovery of the associated investment has been addressed by establishing unique
depreciation parameters and rates for that investment. Also, the service life and
estimated removal cost of the Company s LNG facilities, which have not been addressed
in the last two depreciation study cycles, have been addressed.
Intermountain has contracted the services of AUS Consultants , the same outside
consultant employed as part of Case Nos. INT-94-, INT-96-7 and INT-99-, to
perform an update to the 1998 depreciation study. The results of this study indicate that
the Intermountain s current rate is underdepreciating its assets. Therefore , Intermountain
requests an increase in its composite depreciation rate from 3.71 % (3.93% when
weighted by 09/30/01 assets) to 4.08%. The effect of the higher rate would be to
increase Intermountain s annual depreciation accrual and to decrease Intermountain
ratebase by $428 482 annually.
VI.
Intermountain does not seek an increase in its prices at this time to recover the
proposed increase in depreciation expense.
APPLICATION -
VII.
The current definition of depreciation used by the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission and the National Association of Regulatory Commissioners is as follows:
Depreciation " as applied to depreciable utility plant, means the loss in
service value not restored by current maintenance, incurred in connection
with the consumption or prospective retirement of utility plant in the course
of service from causes which are known to be in current operation and
against which the utility is not protected by insurance. Among the causes to
be given consideration are wear and tear, decay, action of the . elements
inadequacy, obsolescence , changes in the art, changes in demand , and
requirements of public authorities.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants in its Accounting
Terminology Bulletin #1 defines depreciation accounting as follows:
Depreciation accounting is a system of accounting which aims to distribute
cost or other basic value of tangible capital assets , less salvage (if any),
over the estimated useful life of the unit (which may be a group of assets) in
a systematic and rational manner. It is a process of allocation , not of
valuation.
The prescription of depreciation rates is an important element of the regulatory
process because it must allocate the full cost of an asset over the life of the property
items in a rational manner.
VIII.
The depreciation study update filed with this case was based upon the books and
records of the Company as of September 30, 2001. The calculation of the amount of the
annual depreciation expense required per year was calculated on an individual account
basis. The methods used in the calculation were the Simulated Plant Record Balances
Method and the Simulated Plant Retirement Method. These Methods both use the "Iowa
Curves" type mortality distribution. The current study was conducted using the
Company s data and the "Iowa Curves" as described in the NARUC publication of
July 25, 1984
, "
Depreciation Practices for Small Gas Distribution Companies . The
current study is summarized and shown in Exhibit No.1 attached hereto and incorporated
APPLICATION -
herein by reference. A copy of the current depreciation study working papers, which is
voluminous, is available for inspection at Intermountain s general business office.
IX.
During the recent three-year period , the original cost of depreciable property
increased from $234 093 752 to $280 990 082, as shown in Column d , Line 25 , on Page
1 of Exhibit No.1 and the accumulated reserve increased from $116,479 251 , to
$143 992 182, as shown in Column e , Line 25, on Page 1 of Exhibit No.1. The current
study would require an annual accrual of $11,462 932 of depreciation and amortization
expense to be accrued per year for the remaining life of the property as shown in
Column n , Line 25 , on Page 2 of Exhibit No.
The current study indicates an increase is needed to the composite rate from the
current rate of 3.71 % (3.93% when weighted by 09/30/01 assets) to 4.08% an increase of
15% (0.0015). This increase is required in order to accrue the proper dollars over the
remaining life of the property. Exhibit No., Pages 2 through 4, contain a summary
comparison by plant function and by account of the current depreciation rates and the
proposed and requested depreciation rates and amortizations in this Application.
XI.
Intermountain asks that the increase to the annual composite depreciation rate
and amortizations be made effective at the beginning of the Applicant's fiscal year or
October 1 2002.
XII.
Intermountain asks that this matter be processed pursuant to the Commission
Rules of Modified Procedure. Applicant stands ready to respond to any requests for
information.
APPLICATION -
XIII.
WHEREFORE , Applicant respectfully petitions this Commission for relief as
follows:
(1 )That Applicant be authorized to increase the current composite depreciation
rate on an account by account basis from 3.71% (3.93% when weighted by
09/30/01 assets) to 4.08% as shown in Column (i), on Exhibit No., page 1.
(2)That the Applicant's current prices remain unchanged as a result of this
Application.
(3)That Applicant be authorized to record the increase in the annual composite
depreciation rate effective at the beginning of the Applicant's fiscal year or
October 1 2002.
(4)For such other relief as this Commission deems just.
DATED at Boise, Idaho, this 18th , day of October 2002.
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
/JuJd
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Michael E. Huntington
Vice President - Marketing &
External Affairs
MOFFATT, THOMAS, BARRETT, ROCK &
FIELDS , CHARTERED
BY jI\.(~u.
organ W. ichards, Jr. - Of th irm
Attorneys for Intermountain Gas Company
APPLICATION -
EXHIBIT NO.
CASE NO. INT -O2-
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY
(Depreciation Study)
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