Topic:"System Benefits Charge" in M03669

Preliminary Program Cost Allocation Line # TABLE 1 Allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits. 1 2 COLUMN A B C D E F G H 3 4 Program Cost Recovery by Benefits 5 6 System Benefits Combined Class and 25.0% $10,936,66...

AI summary The document outlines the preliminary allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits, with 25% going to combined class and participant benefits and 75% to participant benefits, totaling $43,746,657.

25 26 1 TABLE 3 Preliminary Allocation of Program Costs among rate classes 2 3 4 COLUMN A B C D E F G H 5 Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 C+E FORMULA Column K Column H Column L 6 System Benefit of the total Costs (25% expenditure Participating Cos...

AI summary The text presents a table showing the preliminary allocation of program costs among different rate classes, including residential, small general, large general, industrial, and others. The table includes columns for total expenditure, system benefits, participating costs, and class benefits, with percentages and dollar amounts allocated to each category.

British Columbia: Energy Conservation Assistance Program Program Name Energy Conservation Assistance Program Follow-up assessments ensure work was carried out properly and effectively. Successes In 2004, EMA budgeted US$16 million, engaged...

AI summary The Energy Conservation Assistance Program (EMA) in British Columbia achieved significant energy savings and participant engagement between 2001 and 2004, with a cost-effectiveness of 0.63. However, income and household size caps may limit participation, and landlord consent is required. The program is funded through a public goods charge (SBC) levied on customers.

33 34 Line # TABLE 3 Preliminary Allocation of Program Costs among rate classes 1 2 3 COLUMN A B C D E F G H 4 Table 2 Table 1 Table 2 FORMULA Column K Column H Column L C + E 5 6 System Benefit Costs (25% of the total expenditure Particip...

AI summary The table provides a preliminary allocation of program costs among various rate classes, including the distribution of system benefit costs and participating class benefits. It shows the total expenditure by rate class, relative shares, and allocated costs for different categories.

All Intervenors - E-ENSC-R-10 Line # TABLE 1 Allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits. 1 2 3 COLUMN A B C D E F G H 4 Program Cost Recovery by Benefits 5 6 Combined Class and System Benefits 25.0% $10,936,664 7 8...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing the allocation of 25% of program costs associated with system benefits. It outlines the distribution of costs across different categories, including transmission, distribution, generation, and retail, with specific percentages and dollar amounts provided for each category.

Proposed Allocation of DSM Program Costs: System benefits will be allocated to all customer classes, except for the Mersey System Rate (i.e., Basic Block), in accordance with the COSS methodology reflecting allocation of generation rate ba...

AI summary System benefits from DSM programs will be allocated to all customer classes except Mersey System Rate (Basic Block) using COSS methodology. Remaining costs will be distributed proportionally among participating classes based on investments in each class.