Topic:"Dcrr" in M03672

ase elaborate. Response: Please see the response to IR - 7 (b). d) Elaborate on the impact of the availability of this rate on the financial health of the Commission. Please provide supporting data. Response: We expect to retain a portion...

AI summary The document discusses the impact of a new rate on the Commission's financial health, referencing a spreadsheet to illustrate potential outcomes. It also asks about precedents for similar rates, noting existing examples like interruptible rates and demand control rates. The Commission plans to use demand control intervals and credits based on winter peak demand reductions.

AND CONTROL EXAMPLE.xls". b) Does the Commission plan to send demand control signals to all customers subscribed to the rate at the same time? If not, please explain the method of customer selection. Response: That would be the initial int...

AI summary The Commission discusses demand control signals, customer selection methods, and the proportionality of demand control credits. It also addresses the availability of proposed rates to General Demand customers and the rationale behind exclusivity.

B, is charged on energy purchased by the Berwick Electric Commission ("BEC") for distribution to its customers, the Commission shall recover the total billed under that Rider by the following formula: Using the BEC's most recent projection...

AI summary The document outlines a formula for calculating and recovering the cost of the DSM Rider for the Berwick Electric Commission (BEC). The formula uses BEC's projections of sales, losses, and purchases to determine the total DSM cost and distribute it across all energy sales, including street and yard lighting and small unmetered services.

B, is charged on energy purchased by the Berwick Electric Commission ("BEC") for distribution to its customers, the Commission shall recover the total billed under that Rider by the following formula: Using the BEC's most recent projection...

AI summary The document outlines a formula for recovering the total billed under the DSM Rider by the Berwick Electric Commission (BEC), using projections from BEC's budgeting process and applying the rider to all energy sales, including street and yard lighting and small unmetered services.