BCUC Information Request Responses (51 to 75)
Responses 51 - 75
- Heritage BCUC 1.51.0 Current balance in the RSA [PDF, 48 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.52.0 How BCH proposes to incorporate rights and obligations of schedule A [PDF, 287 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.53.0 Interpretation of Section 6 [PDF, 44 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.54.1 Surplus energy allocated against HPO vs to Trade Income [PDF, 48 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.54.2 Example showing year three, amended [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.55.1 How the GRTA revenue requirement was calculated [PDF, 94 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.55.2 Basis for allocation of $592 million [PDF, 48 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.56.1 Clarity of agreement btw BCH Gen, Dist, Powerex [PDF, 55 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.56.2 Transactions btw Powerex and BCH Dist, not HC related [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.1 Heritage Beneficiaries re first call on Heritage Resources [PDF, 35 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.2 Confirmation BCH can choose to not sell surplus hydro energy [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.3 Surplus energy re surplus BCH energy or sale third-party power [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.4 When BCH and Powerex generate more energy than needed [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.5 BCH Gen should / not be owner of energy stored reservoirs [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.6 Energy, surplus vs energy purchased in prior period [PDF, 57 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.7 There is no BCUC IR 1.57.7 [PDF, 9 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.57.8 Excess energy sales re any net impact on BCH customers [PDF, 44 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.1 Distinction btw hydro and thermal re Terms of Reference [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.2 Fuel costs, variable costs re charged against Trade Income [PDF, 28 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.3 Cost of fuel for thermal generation re Slide 23 [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.4 Energy Generated re price that is market based vs cost based [PDF, 47 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.5 Purchase of power re how will the price be determined [PDF, 48 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.58.6 Areas where calculation of Trade Income is different [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.1 Parameters of stepped rates relevant to access principles [PDF, 484 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.2 Appropriateness of block rate design based on load factors [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.3 Time-of-use rate re stepped vs blocked rates [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.4 Block rate re achieving objectives of the Energy Plan [PDF, 47 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.5 Rate design options that are not revenue neutral [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.59.6 Access principles re risks of different rates structures [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.60.0 Confirmation, stepped rate design re mandatory tariff [PDF, 44 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.61.0 How the risk-adjusted value of saved energy is determined [PDF, 88 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.62.0 Type of pro-rata process or calculation in allocation process [PDF, 43 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.63.1 Confirmation, mechanism used to determine CBL’s will be required [PDF, 44 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.63.2 Initial stepped rate re same mechanism for determining CBL [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.63.3 Alternative forms a "relatively simple design" might take [PDF, 47 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.63.4 "Relatively simple design" re implemented then phased out [PDF, 51 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.64.1 Vintaging re Energy Plan, periodic reviews of the CBL or not [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.64.2 Reviews of the CBLs re without undermining incentives [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.65.1 Shopping credit re more easily adjusted for potential sunk costs [PDF, 44 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.65.2 Shopping credit re adjusted to unwanted responses to rate [PDF, 43 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.66.1.0 Hybrid rate designs re two-part rate and shopping credit [PDF, 38 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.66.1.1 Stepped Rate with Tier 1 Volume at 80% of CBL [PDF, 1,517 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.66.2 Hybrid rate designs re how have they been structured [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.67.1 Confirmation, re details of the E3 report [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.67.2 Complexities not addressed by the E3 conclusion [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.67.3 Conclusion of E3 report also applicable to stepped rate design [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.68.0 Industrial customers re wholesale marketers, low embedded cost [PDF, 47 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.69.0 Other stepped rate designs that meet "revenue-neutral" requirement [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.70.0 Any stepped rate designs that violate guidelines set by BCH [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.71.1 Revenue to cost ratios that do not equal 1.0 under current 1821 [PDF, 51 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.71.2 Stepped rate cannot shift costs among customers [PDF, 45 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.72.1 Jjurisdictions re "onerous requirements" related to retail direct access [PDF, 114 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.72.2 Rationale of requirements relative to ratemaking objectives [PDF, 81 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.72.3 Why requirements of other jurisdictions regarded as onerous [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.73.0 Redesign of the 1821 tariff re "out-of-bounds" [PDF, 46 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.74.0 Changes to WTS tariff required with a change to stepped rates [PDF, 48 Kb]
- Heritage BCUC 1.75.0 Other actions to offset impact of customer choices on revenues [PDF, 48 Kb]
Last Modified: Jun 12, 2003