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HB 294: "An Act relating to the power cost equalization program."

00 HOUSE BILL NO. 294 01 "An Act relating to the power cost equalization program." 02 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA: 03 * Section 1. AS 42.45.110(b) is amended to read: 04 (b) An eligible electric utility is entitled to receive power cost equalization 05 (1) for sales of power to local community facilities, calculated in the 06 aggregate for each community served by the electric utility, for actual consumption of 07 not more than 70 kilowatt-hours a month for each resident of the community; the 08 number of community residents shall be determined annually by the latest figures of 09 the United States Bureau of the Census or other population data that the Department of 10 Commerce, Community, and Economic Development determines is reliable; and 11 (2) for actual consumption of not more than 700 [500] kilowatt-hours a 12 month sold to each [RESIDENTIAL] customer in all classes served by the electric 13 utility except 14 (A) customers of the utility covered under (1) of this 15 subsection; and

01 (B) customers that are state or federal offices or state or 02 federal facilities other than public schools. 03 * Sec. 2. AS 42.45.110(d) is amended to read: 04 (d) An electric utility whose customers receive power cost equalization under 05 AS 42.45.100 - 42.45.150 shall set out in its tariff the rates without the power cost 06 equalization and the amount of power cost equalization per kilowatt-hour sold. The 07 rate charged to the customer shall be the difference between the two amounts. Power 08 cost equalization paid under AS 42.45.100 - 42.45.150 shall be used to reduce the cost 09 of all power sold to local community facilities, in the aggregate, to the extent of 70 10 kilowatt-hours per month per resident of the community, and to reduce the cost of the 11 first 700 [500] kilowatt-hours per [RESIDENTIAL] customer per month for all other 12 classes served by the electric utility except state and federal offices and state and 13 federal facilities other than public schools.