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Subject:1st Draft Summary of PGE, SCE, TURN, CLECA, CEC,
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Date:Mon, 16 Apr 2001 00:52:00 -0700 (PDT)

Goal:
Lower
Not greater than average increase to C&I large
Later
Surcharge delayed
Flatter
RTP better
Higher Winter Charges better
Sustainable
More allocation to winter better

PGE:
Residential Baseline subsidy covered by Residential Positive
CARE subsidy covered by all Negative but expected
37.50 (vs 30) since June 1 is start date Positive since later is better
$30/MWh allocated on kWh Acceptable since reduces impact to large from
CPUC design
Use $250/MWh on peak 1st then residual to other hours Negative since results
in high summer low winter
replace PX with actual charges Negative and contrary to law
$10/MWh and $30/MWh should apply to DA Negative to new customers, Positive
to USCS case

SCE:
Recover $30/MWH in proportion to generation revenue Positive
CARE allocated to all based on generation revenue Negative but expected
Non TOU - $10/MWh increase in 1st block, remainder in 2nd block Indifferent
TOU - Delta $10/MWh off, Delta $30/MWH partial, remainder on Negative since
high summer
Surcharge of $20/MWh in June to Aug to recover lost 2 months Further negative
since high summer

TURN:
End of 10% decrease to res - unlawful Negative
Res subsidy should be allocated to all Negative
CARE subsidy to all Negative but expected
Non TOU - All 1st tier same, Delta $30 in 2nd tier Indifferent
TOU - Greater summer vs Winter: On = 200/MWh Negative

CLECA:
Preferred is an allocation of the Surcharge by top 100 hours Positive re
Class, Negative re Seasonal Rates
No increase to CARE Negative but expected
Non TOU - 1st tier lower average, 2nd tier much higher cust basis Complicated
Residential should pay 1st $10/MWh Positive
No increase for off peak Negative
Partial be made at lease $40/MWh Negative
Summer On Peak is residual Negative

CEC
Voluntary RTP rates with minimum term 6 months Positive
Recognize that RTP cannot be done by June 1 Negative
ISO must publish imbalance charge daily Negative and not necessary

California League of Food Processors
Allow customers to select their own 3 hour on peak periods Indifferent
unless this results in lower class contributions to $30/MWh surcharge
Customers cannot respond to high peak rates Wrong
Support Gov. 5%/15% increases for non TOU/TOU Negative since losses will be
picked up by others

Alliance for Retail Energy Markets
DA customers should not be subject to surcharges Positive to new customers,
Negative to USCU case

Kinder Morgan (Pipeline and Storage Co)
Support Gov. proposition that all classes get 30% increase Positive
KM supports $320/MWh summer on peak rates provided that Negative
KM supports reducing the on peak demand rates Positive if relative to 2
being accepted

Question:
Do we rescind our testimony?
Factors leaning against recincion:
CEC advocacy of RTP is weak
CLECA, PGE, SCE, TURN advocate higher summer
Factors supporting recision:
CLECA, PGE, SCE would not allocate above average to C&I
PGE, SCE, CLECA would make residential pick up residential subsidy

Other:
Need to take on PGE Px should not be at market
Need to take on PGE Surcharge should be with DA customers???????
We prefer PGE method of recovering 2 month shortfall (allocate over 12
months) vs SCE (allocate over upcoming winter)