Great question. Need to account for mild spring weather, demand was already historically low before lockdowns. Maybe use ten-year average annual lookback?
In electric rate cases, costs are allocated to rate classes based on historical usage. However, COVID has temporarily increased 2020 residential use relative to commercial and industrial. Rates set this year, or next, may be impacted. What is fair?
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Here are more ?s: First, is it temporary? Do we know enough for full rate case? Or just an adjustment? What impacts to revenue recovery? Balance against whether current rates cause harm to customers or unjust enrichment to shareholders. Finally, ask about price signal effects.
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NY also does decoupling within each rate class, which helps. As long as the C&I decline is temporary I would guess it should work out relatively smoothly, but I suppose that’s the big question. If there’s a long term problem shareholders probably should share the burden...
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