§ 24-266. Extra large power incremental growth rider.

(a)

Effective date. Bills rendered for the month of January 2019.

(b)

Applicability.

To all extra large power customers of CES receiving services as of July, 2018.

This rider applies to incremental (increased) consumption and demands which are defined as:

(1)

Baseline: the historical interval data from twelve (12) months prior to the start date of expansion.

(2)

Incremental consumption: the difference between customer's consumption from current billing month and baseline consumption from the corresponding month.

(3)

Incremental demands:

a.

Transmission incremental demand: the difference between customer's demand on the date and time of MEAG's system peak from the current billing month and baseline demand from corresponding month and time.

b.

Reserve incremental demand: the difference between customer's peak demand from current billing month and the baseline's peak demand in the corresponding month.

(4)

On a monthly basis, incremental consumption must exceed baseline consumption by five (5) percent in order for the incremental consumption and incremental demands to be billed at the monthly rate below.

(5)

This rider will be effective for five (5) years from the start date of expansion.

(c)

Type of service.

(1)

Single or three-phase, sixty (60) hertz, at a standard voltage.

(d)

Monthly rate.

(1)

The monthly bill is calculated using the following formula.

(2)

Definitions:

Bill _Mo. = Customer's bill for service under this tariff in a specific month.

TBD KW = transmission incremental demand.

Transmission Rate = See provision for Transmission Capacity Cost.

RBD KW = reserve incremental demand × 1.15.

Reserve Rate = See provision for Reserve Capacity Cost.

∑ = Sum over all hours of the monthly billing period.

kWh _Hr = Customer's kWh usage in the specific hour.

Price _Hr = MEAG Power's Posted Hourly Market Price in $/kWh.

PCA Rate = Current month PCA rate ($/kWh).

FCC Rate = Current month FCC rate (in %).

ECC Rate = Current month ECC rate (in %).

Margin Rate = $0.005/kWh.

Tax $ = Applicable state and local Sales tax(es) will apply to all components of the rate.

(e)

Transmission capacity cost.

(1)

Transmission capacity cost (in $/kW-month) is based on the annually budget transmission rate by MEAG multiplied by transmission billing demand occurring in the applicable billing month.

(f)

Reserve capacity cost.

(1)

Reserve capacity cost (in $/kW-month) is a rate that is determined by MEAG multiplied by reserve billing demand. For customers without 12-month measured demand history, reserve billing demand is the monthly peak demand until a full 12-month history is established.

(g)

Pricing transparency.

(1)

Customer shall receive an Excel bill from CES which shall illustrate exactly how the bill was computed for the particular billing month.

(f)

Late payments.

(1)

If payment is not received by the due date printed on the bill, services are subject to late charges, service disconnect and reconnect fees and interruption of services.

(g)

Mandatory riders.

(1)

The amount calculated in this tariff is subject to increase or decrease under the provisions of the effective future construction charge rider, environmental compliance charge rider, and power cost adjustment rider.

(Ord. No. 02-19, § 1, 1-17-19)