STATE OF INDIANA INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION .
FILEDSTATE OF INDIANAJuly 22, 2020INDIANA UTILITYREGULATORY COMMISSIONINDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSIONPETITION OF DUKE ENERGY INDIANA, LLCPURSUANT TO IND. CODE §§ 8‐1‐2‐42.7 AND8‐1‐2‐61, FOR (1) AUTHORITY TO MODIFYITS RATES AND CHARGES FOR ELECTRICUTILITY SERVICE THROUGH A STEP-IN OFNEW RATES AND CHARGES USING AFORECASTED TEST PERIOD; (2) APPROVALOF NEW SCHEDULES OF RATES ANDCHARGES, GENERAL RULES ANDREGULATIONS, AND RIDERS; (3)APPROVAL OF A FEDERAL MANDATECERTIFICATE UNDER IND. CODE § 8-1-8.4-1;(4) APPROVAL OF REVISED ELECTRICDEPRECIATION RATES APPLICABLE TOITS ELECTRIC PLANT IN SERVICE; (5)APPROVAL OF NECESSARY ANDAPPROPRIATE ACCOUNTING DEFERRALRELIEF; AND (6) APPROVAL OF AREVENUE DECOUPLING MECHANISM FORCERTAIN CUSTOMER CLASSES))))))))))))))))))))CAUSE NO. 45253PETITIONER’S SUBMISSION OF REVISED COMPLIANCE TARIFF SHEETSPetitioner, Duke Energy Indiana, LLC (“Duke Energy Indiana” or “Company”), bycounsel, respectfully submits the attached redline Sheet No. 5, Retail Electric Tariff General Termsand Conditions, for review and approval by the Commission’s Energy Division in lieu of theversion previously submitted in this Cause on July 13, 2020, in Attachment D, Schedule RD5.
Respectfully submitted,DUKE ENERGY INDIANA, LLCBy:Counsel for Duke Energy Indiana, LLCKelley A. Karn, Atty. No. 22417-29Melanie D. Price, Atty. No. 21786-49Elizabeth A. Herriman, Atty. No. 24942-49Andrew J. Wells, Atty. No. 29545-49Duke Energy Business Services LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168Telephone: (317) 838-2461Facsimile: (317) wells@duke-energy.com2
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICEThe undersigned hereby certifies that a copy of the foregoing was electronically deliveredthis 22nd day of July 2020 to the following:INDIANA OFFICE OF UTILITYCONSUMER COUNSELORRandall C. HelmenJeffrey ReedAbby GrayScott FransonIndiana Office of Utility ConsumerCounselorPNC Center115 W. Washington StreetSuite 1500 SouthIndianapolis, Indiana OR STEEL-INDIANAAnne E. BeckerLEWIS KAPPES, P.C.One American Square, Suite 2500Indianapolis, Indiana 46282abecker@lewis-kappes.comShaun C. MohlerPeter J. MattheisStone Mattheis Xenopoulos & Brew, PC1025 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW8th Floor, West TowerWashington, DC 20007-5201smohler@smxblaw.compjm@smxblaw.comSTEEL DYNAMICS, INC.Robert K. Johnson, Esq.2454 Waldon DriveGreenwood, Indiana 46143rjohnson@utilitylaw.usDUKE ENERGYKay E. PashosMark R. AlsonICE MILLER LLPOne American Square, Ste. 2900Indianapolis, Indiana com3
CITIZENS ACTION COALITION OFINDIANA, INC. / INDIANACOMMUNITY ACTIONASSOCIATION, INC. /ENVIRONMENTAL WORKINGGROUPJennifer A. WashburnCitizens Action Coalition of Indiana, Inc.1915 West 18th Street, Suite CIndianapolis, IN 46202jwashburn@citact.orgDUKE INDUSTRIAL GROUPTodd A. RichardsonTabitha L. BalzerAaron A. SchmollLEWIS & KAPPES, P.C.One American Square, Suite 2500Indianapolis, Indiana s-kappes.comaschmoll@lewis-kappes.comSIERRA CLUBKathryn WatsonKatz Korin Cunningham334 North Senate AvenueIndianapolis, IN 46204kwatson@kkclegal.comShannon FiskEarthjustice1617 John F. Kennedy Blvd.Suite 1130Philadelphia, PA 19103sfisk@earthjustice.orgTony MendozaSierra Club2101 Webster St., 13th FloorOakland, CA 94612tony.mendoza@sierraclub.orgMelissa LeggeEarthjustice48 Wall Street, 15th FloorNew York, NY 10005mlegge@earthjustice.orgJoshua SmithSierra Club2101 Webster St., 13th FloorOakland, CA 94612joshua.smith@sierraclub.orgKROGERKurt J. Boehm, Esq.Jody Kyler Cohn, Esq.Boehm, Kurtz & Lowry36 East Seventh Street, Suite 1510Cincinnati, Ohio mKristin A. HenrySierra Club2101 Webster St., 13th FloorOakland, CA 94612kristin.henry@sierraclub.orgJohn P. Cook, Esq.John P. Cook & Associates900 W. Jefferson StreetFranklin, Indiana 46131john.cookassociates@earthlink.netKevin HigginsEnergy Strategies, LLCParkside Towers215 South State Street, Suite 200Salt Lake City, Utah 84111khiggins@energystrat.com4
INDIANA COAL COUNCIL, INC.Jeffery A. EarlBOSE MCKINNEY & EVANS LLP111 Monument Circle, Suite 2700Indianapolis, IN 46204jearl@boselaw.comWALMART INC.Eric E. KinderSPILMAN THOMAS & BATTLE, PLLC300 Kanawha Boulevard, EastP. O. Box 273Charleston, WV 25321ekinder@spilmanlaw.comBarry A. NaumSPILMAN THOMAS & BATTLE, PLLC1100 Bent Creek Boulevard, Suite 101Mechanicsburg, PA 17050bnaum@spilmanlaw.comDEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY(“DON”), ON BEHALF OF THEFEDERAL EXECUTIVE AGENCIES(“FEA”)Cheryl Ann StoneOffice of CounselNSWC Crane, Department of the Navy300 Highway 361Code 00L, Building 2Crane, IN 47522Cheryl.Stone1@navy.milWABASH VALLEY POWERASSOCIATION, INC.Randolph G. HoltPARR RICHEYc/o Wabash Valley Power Alliance6720 Intech Blvd.Indianapolis, IN 46278r holt@wvpa.comJeremy L. FettyLiane K. SteffesPARR RICHEY251 N. Illinois Street, Suite 1800Indianapolis, IN 46204jfetty@parrlaw.comlsteffes@parrlaw.comINDIANA LABORERS DISTRICTCOUNCILNeil E. GathGath Law OfficeP.O. Box 44042Indianapolis, IN 46244ngath@gathlaw.comBrandon R. MagnerGath Law OfficeP.O. Box 44042Indianapolis, IN 46244bmagner@gathlaw.comErin HutsonLIUNA905 16th Street NWWashington, DC 20016ehutson@liuna.orgKay DavoodiDirectorUtility Rates and Studies OfficeNAVFAC HQ, Department of the Navy1322 Patterson Avenue SESuite 1000Washington Navy Yard, D.C. 20374Khojasteh.Davoodi@navy.mil5CHARGEPOINT, INC.David McGimpseyDentons Bingham Greenebaum LLP212 W. Sixth StreetJasper, Indiana 47546david.mcgimpsey@dentons.com
Larry AllenPublic Utilities SpecialistUtility Rates and Studies OfficeNAVFAC HQ, Department of the Navy1322 Patterson Avenue SESuite 1000Washington Navy Yard, D.C. 20374larry.r.allen@navy.milHOOSIER ENERGY RURALELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.Christopher M. GoffinetHuber Goffinet & Hagedorn644 12th StreetTell City, IN 47586cgoffinet@hepn.comMike MooneyHoosier Energy Rural ElectricCooperative, Inc.2501 South Cooperative WayBloomington, IN 47403mmooney@hepn.comZECO SYSTEMS, INC. d/b/aGREENLOTSErin C. BorissovParr Richey Frandsen Patterson Kruse,LLP251 N. Illinois StreetSuite 1800Indianapolis, Indiana 46204eborissov@parrlaw.com6
By:Kelley A. Karn, Atty. No. 22417-29Melanie D. Price, Atty. No. 21786-49Elizabeth A. Herriman, Atty. No. 24942-49Andrew J. Wells, Atty. No. 29545-49Duke Energy Business Services LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168Telephone: (317) 838-2461Facsimile: (317) wells@duke-energy.com7Counsel for Duke Energy Indiana, LLC
Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Page 1 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICEPage .19.20.21.22.Definitions.Tariff on File .Application, Service Request or Contract .Service Deposit .Service to be Furnished .Character of Service .Predication of Rates .Rate Schedule Selection .Service Extensions .Company Equipment on Customer's Premises .Customer's Installation .Rendering and Payment of Bills .Customer's Request to Discontinue Service .Company's Right to Refuse or Discontinue Service .Meter Accuracy—Adjustment.Interruptions, Variations in Service Characteristics .Non-Permanent Service .Customer's Use of Service—Resale and Redistribution.Auxiliary Service, Supplementary, Backup and Maintenance Power .Customer's Inability to Operate .Tax Adjustment .Service Contracts .Issued: June 29, e:
IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168Page 2 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE1. DefinitionsFor the purpose of better understanding this tariff, the words and expressions listed below shall havethe following meanings:Abbreviations: The following abbreviations will be tt-hour(s)Load FactorOverhead SystemPower FactorReactive Kilovolt-ampere(s)Reactive Volt-ampere(s)Reactive Kilovolt-ampere(s) HoursUnderground SystemVolt-ampere(s)Watt(s)- HP- kVA- kW- kWh- LF- OH- PF- kVAr- VAr- rKVAh- UG- VA-WAdd Consumption: The algebraic sum of readings of multiple metering points for one customer atone premise as though the customer’s energy delivery were through one meter.Agreement or Application: A contract or service request for a supply of electric service.Apartment: Premises containing two or more individual residential dwelling units. Hotels, tourist camps,motels, hospitals, nursing homes, etc., consisting primarily of guest rooms and/or transientaccommodations, are not included.Auxiliary Service: Service supplied for a part of Customer's load requirements, the wiring for which isentirely separate and apart from the wiring to the remainder of Customer's electric requirements whenthe latter are furnished by Customer's privately-owned generating equipment.Billing kW or Billing kVA: Customer's maximum load expressed in kW or kVA (as adjusted inaccordance with the applicable rate) which will be used in the calculation of the bill.Billing Cycle: Company's schedule for meter reading and billing which distributes the starting dates forbilling periods throughout the month.Billing Period or Month: The interval between two consecutive meter readings that are taken for billingpurposes. Such readings will be taken as nearly as practicable every 30 days. All rate schedules areon the basis of charges per month unless otherwise specifically stated in the rate schedule.Breakdown, Reserve or Standby Capacity: Service available for Customer's load requirements inwhole, or in part, for use in the event of temporary failure of Customer's privately-owned generatingequipment.Commission: Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission - the regulatory body in Indiana.Company: Duke Energy Indiana, LLC, sometimes referred to as Duke Energy Indiana or Duke Energy.Issued: June 29, 2020Effective:
IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168Page 3 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICEContract Year: Twelve consecutive billing periods used in the application of rate schedules.Contracted Capacity: Customer's specified load requirements expressed in kW or kVA for whichCustomer contracts and Company is obligated to supply.Cost of underground service extension: The actual incremental cost of establishing underground serviceto a customer from the Company’s standard for service.Cost of modifications to service extensions: The Company’s cost of altering any service extension afterinitial installation and before the expiration of its useful life.Customer: Any person, corporation, municipality, governmental agency or other entity receiving,and agreeing to pay for, electric service from the Company.Delivery Point: The point of the physical connection between Company's and Customer's facilitiesbeyond which point Customer receives and assumes responsibility and liability for the servicerendered.Delivery Voltage: The voltage of Company's facilities at the delivery point.Distribution Line: Any electric line of Company operated at a nominal voltage of 34,500 volts or less.Distribution Network: The underground distribution system and/or the overhead distribution system.Energy: The active component of the quantity of supply expressed in kWh.Horsepower: A unit of delivered power typically used to rate the nominal size of a motor and the loador demand which such motor imposes on an electric supply system. The horsepower rating of amotor can be converted into kilowatts, as follows:1 HP 0.746 kWkVa: 1,000 volt-amperes (VA). The kW of a given load divided by the corresponding power factorexpressed as a decimal is equal to the kVa, for example:600 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘 540 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘0.90 𝑃𝑃𝑃𝑃kVAr: 1,000 reactive volt-amperes (VAr)kW: 1,000 WattskWh: The use of the active component of power where 1 kWh is equal to 1 kW used for 1 hour.Issued: June 29, 2020Effective:
IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168Page 4 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICEFor example, a 10 Watt light bulb used continuously for 730 hours is equal to 7.3 kWhs:10 Watts 0.01 kW and0.01 kW x 730 Hours 7.3 kWhsLoad Factor: Monthly kWh consumed divided by the product of the average hours per month (730hours) times the kW maximum load in the month, expressed as a percentage.:1000 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘ℎ 27.40%5 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘 𝑋𝑋 730 𝐻𝐻𝐻𝐻𝐻𝐻 𝑝𝑝𝑝𝑝𝑝𝑝 𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀ℎMaximum Load: The maximum integrated rate of use of power during a specified time interval asprovided in the rate schedule, expressed in kW or kVa.Meter: The complete installation of equipment needed to measure the maximum load and/or energysupplied to Customer.Meter Voltage: The voltage at which service is metered irrespective of the delivery voltage.Nominal Voltage: The designated voltage assigned to a circuit or system of a given voltage class forthe purpose of convenient identification.Overhead System: Those parts of Company's distribution system which are constructed on andsupported primarily by wooden poles.Power Factor (PF): The ratio of active power expressed in kW to apparent power expressed inkVA:0.90 𝑃𝑃𝑃𝑃 540 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘600 𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘𝑘Premises: A distinct portion of contiguous real estate on which is located the living quarters for the useof a single family, or the main building or main operation of a commercial or industrial Customer andwhich may include the immediate outlying or adjacent buildings used by the same Customer, providedthe use of service in the immediate outlying or adjacent buildings is supplemental and is similar to thetype of service used in the main residence, main building or main operation.Primary Direct Service: Service at a delivery voltage of 2,400 to 34,000 volts provided directly from adistribution substation. Service may come from a dedicated substation, or from a proximate distributioncircuit that does not serve other primary and/or secondary served customers. Applicability is subject toDuke Energy Indiana’s determination.Primary Line: Any distribution line of the Company operated at a nominal voltage between 2,400 voltsand 34,500 volts.Issued: June 29, 2020Effective:
Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Page 5 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICERate Schedule: A part of the tariff which sets forth the availability and charges for service supplied toa particular class of customers.Reactive Volt-Amperes (VAR): Represents the product of volts and amperes that are out of phase witheach other known as the reactive component of power.Residential Dwelling Unit: An individual residence including mobile homes and trailers, or a room orcombination of rooms with facilities for private living for a single family.Rider: A part of the tariff setting forth supplemental provisions applicable to specific rate schedules.rKVAh: The metered use of the reactive component of power.Secondary Line: Any distribution line of Company operated at a voltage under 600 volts.Service: The supply of electric energy delivered by Company to Customer.Service Conductors: Company's wires extending from the point of connection with Company's supplyline to the delivery point.Substation: The electric equipment and structures, including transformers, switches, protective devicesand other apparatus necessary to transform energy from a transmission or primary line voltage.Supplemental Service: Service which is normally supplied from Company's facilities in addition toservice supplied by Customer's privately-owned generating equipment.Tariff: The entire body of rate schedules, riders, general terms and conditions for electric service.Transmission Line: Any electric line of Company operated at a voltage above 34,500 volts.Underground System: Those parts of Company's distribution system which are constructed andinstalled underground.Volt-Amperes (VA): Apparent power and equal to the vectorial sum of the active and reactivecomponents of power.Volt-Amperes (VAR): Reactive component of power.Watt (W): Active component of power.Issued: June 29, 2020Effective:
Duke Energy Indiana, LLC1000 East Main StreetPlainfield, Indiana 46168IURC No. 15Original Sheet No. 5Page 6 of 18GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE2. Tariff on File2.1A copy of the Tariff is on file with the Commission, available on theinternetataddress https://www.duke-energy.com. A copy of the Rules and Regulations of Service einternetathttp://www.in.gov/legislative/iac/iac title?iact 170.2.2The Commission has continuing jurisdiction over the Tariff in its entirety. The Tariff, or any partthereof, may be revised, amended, or otherwise changed from time to time in the mannerprescribed by the Public Service Commission Act of Indiana (as amended) or by other applicablelaws, and any such changes, when approved by the Commission, will supersede the presentTariff.2.3The General Terms and Conditions for Electric Service sets forth the conditions under whichservice is to be rendered, and governs all classes of service to the extent applicable. In case ofconflict between any provision of a Rate Schedule and/or Rider and the General Terms andConditions for Electric Service, the provisions of the Rate Schedule and/or Rider shall prevail.2.4Company shall have the right to execute contracts for service under any Rate Schedule andRider. Company shall also have the right to execute other contracts for service which maycontain provisions not included in the Tariff, provided, however, specific approval by theCommission of such contracts shall be obtained by Company.2.5Company may implement programs which contain provisions that deviate from the GeneralTerms and Conditions for Electric Service, Rate Schedules, and/or Riders with Commissionapproval.3. Application, Service Request or Contra
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