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Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M12969

Matter: Berwick Electric Commission - 2026 Flow Through Application
7 passages 6 documents

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B-2Proposed Rates - Schedule A 1 passage
55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805
55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805 88 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $16.1724 $16.3823 125 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $14.3590 $14.5453 175 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $19.2497 $19.49...

AI summary The table lists the costs per lamp per month for various types of lighting, including LED yard lights, mercury vapour, high pressure sodium, and metal halide floodlamps, with corresponding values for different wattages.

B-3Rate Application Schedule A - Updated August 4, 2026 1 passage
55 watt LED yard light $11.9805 per lamp per month
55 watt LED yard light $11.9805 per lamp per month 88 watt LED yard light $16.3823 per lamp per month 125 watt mercury vapour $14.5453 per lamp per month 175 watt mercury vapour $19.4995 per lamp per month 250 watt mercury vapour $24.4756...

AI summary The document provides a table listing various lighting fixtures along with their corresponding monthly costs per lamp. This information is likely used for cost analysis or billing purposes within a regulatory proceeding.

103002Decision and Order 2 passages
(Lamps burning 4,000 hours per year, lighting system supplied and maintained by the Commission, consisting of luminaries bracket-mounted on existing p. p. 2
(Lamps burning 4,000 hours per year, lighting system supplied and maintained by the Commission, consisting of luminaries bracket-mounted on existing 88 watt LED per lamp per month $16.1724 $16.3823 CROSSWALK LIGHTING

AI summary The document provides information on a lighting system supplied and maintained by the Commission, featuring LED lamps burning 4,000 hours per year. A table outlines the cost per lamp per month for 88 watt LED lamps.

55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805 p. p. 2
55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805 88 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $16.1724 $16.3823 125 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $14.3590 $14.5453 175 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $19.2497 $19.49...

AI summary The table lists the cost per lamp per month for various types of lighting, including LED and mercury vapour lamps, with different wattages and associated costs.

103154Board Order with updated Schedule A 1 passage
STREET LIGHTING
STREET LIGHTING (Lamps burning 4,000 hours per year, lighting system supplied and maintained by the commission, consisting of luminaries' bracket-mounted on existing wood poles and energized from existing secondary circuits). 88 watt LED s...

AI summary The text outlines the cost of 88 watt LED streetlights, priced at $16.3823 per lamp per month, under a lighting system supplied and maintained by the commission, with lamps burning 4,000 hours per year.

103002Decision and Order 1 passage
55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805 p. p. 2
55 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $11.8270 $11.9805 88 watt LED yard light per lamp per month $16.1724 $16.3823 125 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $14.3590 $14.5453 175 watt mercury vapour per lamp per month $19.2497 $19.49...

AI summary The table lists the monthly costs per lamp for various lighting types, including LED yard lights, mercury vapour, high pressure sodium, and metal halide floodlamps. The costs are presented in two columns, likely representing different pricing scenarios or periods.

103154Board Order with updated Schedule A 1 passage
STREET LIGHTING
STREET LIGHTING (Lamps burning 4,000 hours per year, lighting system supplied and maintained by the commission, consisting of luminaries' bracket-mounted on existing wood poles and energized from existing secondary circuits). 88 watt LED s...

AI summary The document outlines the cost of 88 watt LED streetlights, priced at $16.3823 per lamp per month, with the lighting system supplied and maintained by the commission, using existing infrastructure.

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