On December 14, the AESO hosted a consultation meeting on the subject of deferral account reconciliations and Rider C.
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On December 14, the AESO hosted a consultation meeting on the subject of deferral account reconciliations and Rider C.
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In September of 2015, the AESO submitted an application to the AUC for approval of their 2013 and 2014 deferral account reconciliation.
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Readers are likely aware that on November 20, 2015 the Government of Alberta released its Climate Leadership Report outlining recommendations for how the GOA can start to address climate change.
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Generating Unit Owners who are seeking to recover costs incurred to comply with the Critical Infrastructure Projects (CIP) Alberta reliability standards have submitted letters outlining their general position on the factual and legal basis for the recovery of these expenditures through the AESO tariff.
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The AUC has approved the AESO’s proposed Transmission Constraint Rebalancing Charge, effective November 26, 2015.
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On November 3, 2015, the AESO gave notice cancelling any further consultation on the proposed Rider I Amortized Construction Contribution Rider.
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The Utilities Consumers Advocate (UCA) has submitted evidence in the proceeding on ENMAX Energy Corporation’s proposed Regulated Rate Tariff (RRT) Energy Price Setting Plan (EPSP).
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The Alberta Utilities Commission has approved the Consent Order proposed by the MSA and TransAlta, resolving all outstanding issues in Proceeding 3110 (MSA allegations against TransAlta).
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Both AltaLink and ATCO Electric (AE) are in the midst of 2015-2016/17 tariff application proceedings. Having filed their initial applications towards the end of 2014, both utilities have recently submitted updates to their tariff applications. The proposed revisions are largely in response to changing economic conditions in Alberta.
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As part of the ATCO Electric 2015-2017 GTA proceeding, the Alberta Utilities Commission ordered Canadian Utilities Limited (CUL), the corporate parent of ATCO Electric to turn over any documents related to their subsidiary’s (Alberta Powerline Limited Partnership) successful bid for the Fort McMurray West 500kV Transmission Line project.
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