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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF AN APPLICATION BY THE POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY D/B/A ALLEGHENY POWER, FOR APPROVAL OF A PLAN FOR FUNCTIONAL SEPARATION OF ITS GENERATION ASSETS FROM ITS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION ASSETS UNDER THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC UTILITY RESTRUCTURING
ACT. CASE NO. PUE000280
On December 19.2000. Potomac Edison Company d/Ai/a Allegheny Power (“AP” or the “Company") tiled an application with the Virginia State Corporation Commission (“the Commission"), pursuant to Virginia Code 5 56-590 B of the Virginia Electric Utility Restructuring Act (“Restructuring Act” or "the Act"), for approval of the second phase ("Phase II") of its plan for the functional separation of its generation, transmission and distribution assets, and activities (the "Application").
In its current application for Phase II. the Company states that, effective August I. 2(XX). it transferred all of its generating assets except its four Virginia hydroelectric facilities ("hydro”) to Allegheny Energy Supply. LLC (“Allegheny Energy"). On December 14, 2000, the Commission approved the transfer of AP's four hydro facilities. AP was to provide the Commission sixty days notice of the transfer of the hydro facilities. As of yet, no notice of the approved transfers has been filed with the Commission. In its Phase II application, the Company tiled proposed retail access tariffs that separate bundled monthly rates for service into unbundled components to reflect distribution, transmission and generation charges. Transmission charges in the Company’s tariff are also unbundled into base and ancillary services. The Company describes in its application how it calculated the proposed unbundled rates. AP represents that in calculating its unbundled rates, the Company first established jurisdictional annuali/ed revenues using rates and billing determinants based on those previously determined in this case. The annuali/ed revenues were calculated from base rales effective August 2(XX). and billing determinants from a test period for the 12 months ended December 31,1999.
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