I. Proced u raJ History On December 31, 1986, Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) filed an application seeking authority to implement a proposed Schedule SUS Experimental Rider to Schedules LPS and LIS for lndusuial Service to Qualifying T...
AI summary Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) filed an application in 1986 to implement a new experimental rate schedule and associated contract amendment. The Texas Public Utility Commission (PUC) suspended the implementation pending a final order. A prehearing conference was held in February 1987, and a hearing was scheduled for April 13, 1987, with appearances from GSU, Commission staff, and representatives from Chevron and Mobil Chemical.
A. Findings of Fact - l. Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) is an public utility providing electrical service within its certificated service area, under Certificate of Convenience and Necessity No. 30076. - 2. On December 31, 1986, GSU f...
AI summary The document outlines the findings of fact in a proceeding involving Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) seeking approval for a new tariff schedule and contract amendment. GSU filed an application for a Schedule SUS Experimental Rider, and the Office of Public Utility Counsel (OPC) was granted intervenor status but did not appear at the hearing.
vation efforlS can provide economies to the customers, they do not defer cogeneration units or on-site generation, which is a purpose of Rider CA. Further, the impact of conservation is much less quantifiable than construction of on-site g...
AI summary Rider CA is designed to defer on-site industrial generation during periods of excess capacity, avoiding unnecessary duplication of resources. The risk of loss from Rider CA is borne by NIPSCO's shareholders until the next general rate proceeding. Limiting the risk by narrowing the customer class to large industrial customers is deemed reasonable.