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Draft response IR AG-3-14
Final Order · p. 142
D.P.U. 23-XXDraft response IR AG-3-14
Final Order · p. 118
D.P.U. 23-XXDraft response IR AG-3-14
Peer precedent · 2024
Rate cases 24-XX / 24-YY / 24-ZZDraft response · IR AG-3-14
D.P.U. 23-XX¶ 47
Open sourceFinal Order · p. 142
The Attorney General argues that the proposed revenue decoupling mechanism could shift weather-related revenue risk to ratepayers.
Based on the record, the Department finds that the proposed RDM is consistent with the policy set forth in D.P.U. 07-50-A, appropriately removes the disincentive to promote efficiency, and does not transfer weather-related revenue risk to ratepayers. The Company shall file a compliance tariff within 30 days.
With respect to the Company's proposed cap, the Department directs the Company to address its application in the compliance tariff.
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