Minn. R. agency 120, ch. 7610, BASIC FORECASTS AND CURRENT STATISTICS FOR GAS UTILITIES, pt. 7610.0910 - OVERALL SUPPLY AND DEMAND
The basic forecast and current data shall contain the following data and forecasts for the last calendar year, the present year, and the subsequent five years:
A. annual
sales to ultimate consumers within the utility's Minnesota service
area;
B. other deliveries of gas to
commercial consumers in Minnesota;
C. other deliveries of gas to industrial
consumers in Minnesota;
D. the
annual volume of gas delivered or expected to be delivered to other utilities
for resale;
E. the annual volume of
gas used in the operation of the utility within its Minnesota service
area;
F. the annual volume of gas
used in the utility's Minnesota service area but unaccounted for in items A to
E;
G. the total annual gas
consumption, for all purposes, in the utility's Minnesota service area, with
total consumption equaling the sum of items A to F, excluding gas held in
storage at year's end;
H. the total
annual volume of substitute natural gas provided by the utility to supplement
the utility's supply of natural gas for use in its Minnesota service
area;
I. the total annual volume of
liquefied natural gas supply withdrawn from storage by the utility for use in
its Minnesota service area;
J. the
total volume of natural gas withdrawn from underground storage by the utility
for use in its Minnesota service area;
K. the total annual volume of gas received or
estimated to be received from the interstate pipeline company for use in its
Minnesota service area;
L. the
design-day maximum gas demand volume for the utility's Minnesota service area
firm customers;
M. the maximum
winter peak-day volume of gas sent out or expected to be sent out in the
utility's Minnesota service area;
N. the design-day availability of each type
of gas and the maximum one-day volume of gas the supplies will
provide;
O. the amount of
substitute natural gas the utility can produce from the feedstock it will have
in storage at the beginning of the winter heating season for use in its
Minnesota service area;
P. the
amount of liquid natural gas the utility will have for use in storage at the
beginning of the winter heating season for use in its Minnesota service
area;
Q. the amount of natural gas
the utility will have in underground storage for use at the beginning of the
winter heating season; and
R. the
type and amount of fuel used or to be used in Minnesota to produce substitute
natural gas.
Notes
Statutory Authority: MS s 216C.10
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