Iowa Admin. Code r. 199-35.6 - Contested case proceeding
(1) The
commission shall conduct a contested case proceeding for the purpose of
developing specific capacity and energy savings performance standards for each
utility required to be rate-regulated and reviewing energy efficiency and
demand response plans and budgets designed to achieve those savings.
(2) Within 30 days after filing, each
application for approval of an energy efficiency and demand response plan that
is submitted with the information and supporting documentation required by this
chapter, and complies with the filing requirements of 199-Chapter 14, shall be
docketed as a contested case proceeding. The Iowa economic development
authority shall be considered a party to the proceeding. The proceeding shall
follow the applicable provisions of 199-Chapter 7.
(3) The commission shall not require or allow
a natural gas utility to adopt an energy efficiency plan that results in
projected cumulative average annual costs that exceed 1.5 percent of the
natural gas utility's expected annual Iowa retail rate revenue, shall not
require or allow an electric utility to adopt an energy efficiency plan that
results in projected cumulative average annual costs that exceed 2 percent of
the electric utility's expected annual Iowa retail rate revenue, and shall not
require or allow an electric utility to adopt a demand response plan that
results in projected cumulative average annual costs that exceed 2 percent of
the electric utility's expected annual Iowa retail rate revenue. With the
filing of its application for approval of its energy efficiency plan, each
utility shall provide, for the commission's review, a calculation of the
percent of the utility's expected annual Iowa retail rate revenue, which the
utility shall determine by dividing the total projected budget for the
five-year plan by the total projected Iowa retail rate revenues for the
five-year plan period. The calculation of a utility's percent of Iowa retail
rate revenue may be subject to confidential treatment under Iowa Code chapters
22 and 550 upon request of the utility and as determined by the commission
based on the commission's review of such request.
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