Reliant Energy Gas Transmission Company
Fourth Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/1998, Docket: RP98-259-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 322 First Revised Sheet No. 322 : Effective
Superseding: Original Sheet No. 322
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(continued)
28. ELECTRIC POWER COSTS TRACKER
28.1 General. Transporter's Electric Power Costs Tracker
shall be revised prospectively to reflect over-
collections and undercollections of electric power
costs incurred by Transporter for compression of
natural gas.
28.2 Definitions. The definitions of terms applicable to
this section are as follows:
Electric Power Costs ("EPC") shall mean the cost of
electric power purchased by or for Transporter to be
used in the operation of compressor stations and other
field locations. EPC shall also include any related
stranded costs or other surcharges imposed by electric
power suppliers that may be billed or allocated to
Transporter.
Base Period shall mean, for the April 1 filing, the
twelve months ended the previous December 31, and for
the October 1 filing, the twelve months ended the
previous June 30.
EPC Tracker shall mean the rate applicable to
Transporter's Rate Schedules.
Recovery Period shall mean the period during which
the revised EPC Tracker will be in effect.
28.3 Filing of revised EPC Tracker. Transporter shall
file with the Commission, on April 1 and October 1
of each year, a schedule of EPC Tracker, as
determined in accordance with Section 28.4 hereof,
to be effective for the Recovery Period beginning
May 1 or November 1 of each year, respectively,
together with supporting documentation.
28.4 For each transportation rate schedule, the revised
EPC Tracker shall be calculated on the basis of
the difference between (a) the actual electric power
costs billed during the Base Period and (b) the amount
of electric power costs collected by Transporter
during the Base Period. This difference shall be
divided by projected throughput to determine the EPC
Tracker rate to be in effect during the Recovery
Period.