TITLE 83: PUBLIC UTILITIES
CHAPTER I: ILLINOIS COMMERCE COMMISSION SUBCHAPTER b: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO MORE THAN ONE KIND OF UTILITY PART 285 STANDARD INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CARRIERS IN FILING FOR AN INCREASE IN RATES SECTION 285.5120 SCHEDULE E-7: LOAD RESEARCH ELECTRIC UTILITIES
Section 285.5120 Schedule E-7: Load Research – Electric Utilities
Each electric utility with more than $50 million in total jurisdictional annual revenue shall provide a set of load research results that were developed no more than four years before the filing date. This submission shall consist of two parts:
a) Schedule E-7: a full set of load research results based on statistical samples of the utility's rate classes. This shall include the following information:
1) Monthly class and Illinois jurisdictional loads at the time of the system coincident peaks, along with the date and time of this peak;
2) The monthly maximum non-coincident peak demands for each customer class, along with the date and time of each peak for each customer class;
3) Class and jurisdictional load factors; and
4) The statistical confidence level achieved for each set of load data developed.
b) Schedule E-7 work papers. The utility shall provide the following materials in support of its load research results:
1) The time period over which the data was collected;
2) A full description of the statistical methods used by the utility to derive load research results, including accuracies and confidence levels its load research samples were designed to achieve; and
3) A full explanation of the usage strata into which customers in the utility's load research sample are distributed. For each usage stratum, the utility must provide the following:
A) Identify the number of customers and the customer types (by class) in that particular usage stratum;
B) Average monthly usage;
C) Average demand in kW at the time of the system peak; and
D) Average non-coincident peak demand.
4) An explanation of how the load research sample was derived and justification for the appropriateness of the sample used.
(Source: Amended at 38 Ill. Reg. 7598, effective March 20, 2014) |