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RATES
PRR |
CVP Rates |
PACI Rates |
COTP Rates |
Past Rates |
Past Restoration Fund Info
CVP Rate Review Process (Ongoing)
Federal Register Notices - CVP, COTP and PACI
- Final FRN for Rate Order No. WAPA-156 - CVP, COTP, PACI, and information on the Path 15 Transmission Upgrade (September 14, 2011) (PDF - 392K)
- Final FRN for Rate Order No. WAPA-139 - Notice of Order Temporarily Extending Formula Rates for Power, Transmission and Ancillary Services (PDF - 49K)
- Final
FRN for Rate Order No. WAPA-128 - Notice of Order Concerning
Reactive Power and Voltage Control Revenue Requirement
Component (August 10, 2006) (PDF
- 98K)
- Final FRN for Rate Order No. WAPA-115 - CVP, COTP, PACI, and Information on the Path 15 Transmission Upgrade (December 6, 2004)
(PDF - 221K)
- Notice
of Proposed Change of Reactive Power and Voltage Control
Revenue Requirement Component (Central Valley Project)
- Rate Order 128 (March 2, 2006) (PDF
- 66K)
Washoe Project (Stampede) 2008 Rate Case Public Process
- Restoration Fund
- Other Issues
- Power Revenue Requirement
- Transmission Rates
Western's Rates
Public Process Procedures
CURRENT YEAR RATES
FY 2012 Revenue Requirements and Rates
October 2011 through September 2012
All Rates include 3 components. The rates and revenue requirements listed in this table are for Component 1 only. For information on components 2 and 3, see the
note at the bottom of the table.
POWER |
FY 2012 Revenue Requirement/Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
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Oct 11 - Sep 12 |
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$ 73,344,401 |
CV-F13 |
First Preference Customers' Percentages:
(apply to the Power Revenue Requirement)
|
Oct 11 – Sep 12 |
Sierra CC |
0.28% |
Calaveras PPA |
0.71% |
Trinity PUD |
2.33% |
Tuolumne PPA |
0.53% |
Total |
3.85% |
|
First Preference Revenue Requirement |
$2,823,759 |
CV-F13 |
Base Resource Revenue Requirement
Oct 11 – Mar 12 Monthly
Apr 12 – Sep 12 Monthly |
$70,520,642
$2,938,360
$8,815,080 |
CV-F13 |
Custom Product Power |
Pass-through of all costs |
CPP-2 |
CVP TRANSMISSION |
Rates effective Oct 1, 11 - Mar 31, 12 |
Rates effective April 1, 11 - Sep 30, 11 |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
| CVP Transmission Rate - monthly ($/kW-Month) |
$ 1.23 |
$1.04 |
CV-T3 / T2 |
CVP Transmission Rate - hourly (mills/kWh) |
1.69 |
1.43 |
CV-T3 / T2 |
CVP Transmission Rate - daily (mills/kW-day) |
40.44 |
34.20 |
CV-T3 / T2 |
CVP Network Integration Transmission Service
(NITS) Revenue Requirement ($/month) |
$ 2,239,921 |
$1,783,441 |
CV-NWT5 / NWT4 |
PACI TRANSMISSION -- Spring Rate for April 2011 – May 2011 |
Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
| PACI Pt-to-Pt (mills/kW-Day) |
29.08 |
PACI-T2 |
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/kW-Day) |
$ 0.0291 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Day) |
$ 29.08 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Month) |
$ 887.00 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MWh) |
$ 1.21 |
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PACI TRANSMISSION -- Summer Rate for October 1, 2011 – October 31, 2011 |
Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
PACI Pt-to-Pt (mills/kW-Day) |
28.84 |
PACI-T3 |
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/kW-Day) |
$ 0.0288 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Day) |
$ 28.84 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Month) |
$ 871.00 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MWh) |
$ 1.20 |
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PACI TRANSMISSION -- Winter Rate for November 1, 2011 – March 31, 2012 |
Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
PACI Pt-to-Pt (mills/kW-Day) |
28.84 |
PACI-T3 |
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/kW-Day) |
$0.0288 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Day) |
$28.84 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Month) |
$871.00 |
|
PACI Pt-to-Pt ($/MWh) |
$1.20 |
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COTP TRANSMISSION – Summer Rate for October 1, 2011 - October 31, 2011 |
Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
COTP Pt-to-Pt (mills/kW-Day) |
64.97 |
COTP-T3 |
COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/kW-Day) |
$ 0.0650 |
|
COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Day) |
$ 64.97 |
|
COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Month) |
$ 1,962 |
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COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MWh) |
$ 2.71 |
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COTP TRANSMISSION – Winter Rate for November 1,2011 – March 31, 2012 |
Rates |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
COTP Pt-to-Pt (mills/kW-Day) |
64.97 |
COTP-T3 |
COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/kW-Day) |
$0.0650 |
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COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Day) |
$64.97 |
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COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MW-Month) |
$1,962.00 |
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COTP Pt-to-Pt ($/MWh) |
$2.71 |
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TRANSMISSION OF WESTERN POWER BY OTHERS |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
Pass-through of all costs |
CV-TPT7 |
UNRESERVED USE PENALTIES |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
| A transmission customer that has not reserved capacity or exceeds its firm or non-firm reserved capacity at any point of receipt or any point of delivery will be assessed Unreserved Use Penalties. The penalty charge for a transmission customer who engages in unreserved use is 200 percent of Western's approved transmission service rate for PTP transmission service. |
CV-UUP1 |
ANCILLARY SERVICES |
Rates effective Oct 1, 11 - Mar 31, 12 |
Rates effective Apr 1, 11 - Sept 30, 11 |
Applicable
Rate Schedule |
Regulation and Frequency Response ($/kW-month) |
$3.91 |
$4.33 |
CV-RFS4 / RFS3 |
Spinning Reserve |
The formula rate for spinning reserve service is the price consistent with the California Independent System Operator's market plus all costs incurred as a result of the sale of spinning reserves, such as Western's scheduling costs. For customers that have a contractual obligation to provide spinning reserve to Western and do not fulfill that obligation, the penalty for non-performance is the greater of 150 percent of Western's actual cost or 150 percent of the market price.
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CV-SPR4 |
Supplemental Reserve |
The formula rate for supplemental reserve service is the price consistent with the California Independent System Operator's market plus all costs incurred as a result of the sale of supplemental reserves, such as Western's scheduling costs. For customers that have a contractual obligation to provide supplemental reserve service to Western and do not fulfill that obligation, the penalty for non-performance is the greater of 150 percent of Western's actual cost or 150 percent of the market price.
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CV-SUR4 |
Energy Imbalance |
Energy Imbalance service is applied to deviations as follows: (1) for deviations within the bandwidth, there will be no financial settlement, unless otherwise dictated by contract or policy; rather, EI will be tracked and settled with energy; (2) negative deviations (under-delivery), outside the deviation bandwidth, will be charged the greater of 150 percent of the California Independent System Operator market price or 150 percent of Western's actual cost; and (3) positive deviations (over-delivery), outside the deviation bandwidth, will be lost to the system, except for any hour when Western incurs a cost to dispose of the energy, then that cost will be borne by the responsible party.
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CV-EID4 |
Generator Imbalance |
Generator Imbalance service is applied to deviations as follows: (1) for deviations within the bandwidth, there will be no financial settlement, unless otherwise dictated by contract or policy; rather, GI will be tracked and settled with energy; (2) negative deviations (under-delivery), outside the deviation bandwidth, will be charged the greater of 150 percent of the California Independent System Operator market price or 150 percent of Western's actual cost; and (3) positive deviations (over-delivery), outside the deviation bandwidth, will be lost to the system, except for any hour when Western incurs a cost to dispose of the energy, then that cost will be borne by the responsible party.
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CV-GID1 |
Component 2:
Any charges or credits associated with the creation, termination, or modification to any tariff, contract, or rate schedule accepted or approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) or other regulatory bodies will be passed on to each relevant customer. The FERC's or other regulatory bodies' accepted or approved charges or credits apply to the service to which this rate methodology applies.
When possible, Western will pass through directly to the relevant customer FERC's or other regulatory bodies' accepted or approved charges or credits in the same manner Western is charged or credited. If FERC's or other regulatory bodies' accepted or approved charges or credits cannot be passed through directly to the relevant customer in the same manner Western is charged or credited, the charges or credits will be passed through using Component 1 of the formula rate.
Component 3:
Any charges or credits from the Host Balancing Authority (HBA) applied to Western for providing this service will be passed through directly to the relevant customer in the same manner Western is charged or credited to the extent possible. If the HBA's costs or credits cannot be passed through to the relevant customer in the same manner Western is charged or credited, the charges or credits will be passed through using Component 1 of the formula rate.
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