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Topic:"Rate Base" in M12943

Matter: Town of Lunenburg Electric Utility (TOLEU) - 2026 Flow Through Rate Application
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L-1-(iii)Rate Schedule A 2027-01-01 1 passage
DOMESTIC SERVICE
DOMESTIC SERVICE Service Charge: $15.04 per month. Energy Rates: 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour for all consumption. Minimum Bill: $15.04 per month. Availability: The Domestic rate shall be applicable to electric energy used by a customer...

AI summary The Domestic Service rate includes a fixed service charge of $15.04 per month and an energy rate of 18.918 cents per kilowatt hour. The rate applies to residential use in private residences, with exceptions for non-residential loads not exceeding 500 watts.

L-2LEU (NSEB) RIRs 1-10 3 passages
13 Request IR-4:
13 Request IR-4: - 14 The distribution line loss factor calculated in Cell C30 looks to be the average line loss over the 15 past three years and the line loss used in the GRA. The Board understands that the GRA line loss 16 factor was bas...

AI summary The Board is questioning the methodology used to calculate the distribution line loss factor in the GRA, specifically whether line losses for 2023/24 are being included twice in the rolling average, and is requesting an explanation for the rationale behind this methodology.

21 Response:
21 Response: 22 a) The Utility acknowledges the reasonableness of this suggestion, but in such case 23 suggests that that the GRA value, representing two years of data, should then be double 24 weighted in the calculation. This would reduc...

AI summary The Utility agrees with the suggestion but proposes double-weighting the GRA value, which represents two years of data, to adjust the loss forecast from 4.63% to 4.59%, and further reduce average line losses to 4.41% after additional adjustments.

16 Response:
16 Response: 17 a) The Utility understands that year over year and over a longer term, consumption per 18 customer and individual load factors change due to many factors. The Utility has not 19 conducted any study to analyze such changes....

AI summary The Utility acknowledges that customer load factors change over time but has not conducted a study on these changes. For the GRA, recent billing data and forecasts were used to estimate load factors and customer growth, and TOLEU considers this approach reasonable for a few years, with a review planned in the next GRA.

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