Topic:"Return On Equity" in M03413

REDACTED 1 Response IR-17: (cont'd) 2 3 (b) The Electric Revenue requirement is calculated based on a Return on Equity of 9.35 4 percent, and a capital structure of 37.5 percent equity. The Electric Revenue requirement 5 for 2010 is negati...

AI summary The response outlines the calculation of the Electric Revenue requirement based on a Return on Equity of 9.35% and a capital structure of 37.5% equity. It also explains that the 2010 Electric Revenue requirement is negative due to the construction period and credits in expenses. The levelized cost per MWH is calculated using net present value methodologies.

- .2 CSA Standards - .1 C156.1, Ceramic and Glass Station Post Insulators - .2 G164, Hot Dipped Galvanized or Irregularly Shaped Articles - .3 W59, Welded Steel Construction (metal-ark welding) - .3 NEMA Standards - .1 Std. SG-6, Power Swi...

AI summary This document outlines the standards and submittal requirements for electrical components, including CSA, NEMA, ANSI/IEEE, and ISO standards, as well as specifications for operation and maintenance data and manufacturer drawings for disconnect switches.

- .8 Formwork: - .1 Forms: to CSA-A23.1, plywood and lumber, clean and free of loose knots, splits or metal. - .2 Form Ties: to CSA-A23.1, removable or snap-off metal ties, fixed or adjustable length. Form ties, tie wire, spacers or other...

AI summary The text outlines specifications for formwork and concrete mix, referencing various Canadian standards and testing methods. It details requirements for materials such as form ties, release agents, and curing compounds, as well as specifications for concrete mix proportions and air content.

Submissions - Intervenors [133] Avon commented on the embedded costs in the overall cost of the DWP and their affect on NPV and levelized energy cost: Since the time of the filing, NSPI entered into an Operation Support Agreement with GE,...

AI summary Avon discusses the impact of updated costs and production forecasts on the Net Present Value (NPV) of the DWP project. While lower operation and construction costs improved NPV, using the PPA's energy output instead of the P50 forecast reversed the economic advantage, favoring the original PPA. The Board acknowledges the traditional use of P50 for equity and P90 for debt sizing but does not take a stance on future applications.