Please supply any comments related to Section 1. Introduction.
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments related to Section 2. Background sections
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments relatedto Section 3. Calculation of CONE
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments related to Section 4. Methodology
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments related to Section 5. Annual Review of CONE
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments related to Section 6. Changes in CONE
No response submitted.
Please supply any comments related to Section 7. Current CONE Value
No response submitted.
General Comment
Idaho Power supports the proposed BPM 110 – Cost of New Entry (CONE). The draft provides a clear and transparent process for calculating, reviewing, and updating the CONE value and appropriately implements the requirements established in the WRAP tariff.
Idaho Power particularly supports the inclusion of a defined annual review process and the documentation of the methodology used to establish CONE values. A transparent and predictable approach is important because CONE serves as a foundational component of the WRAP deficiency charge framework and resource adequacy program. Overall, Idaho Power believes the proposed BPM improves transparency, consistency, and stakeholder understanding of the CONE calculation process and supports approval of BPM 110 – Cost of New Entry (CONE) as proposed.
Submitted Responses
BPM 110 - Cost of New Entry (CONE)
Please supply any comments related to Section 1. Introduction.
Please supply any comments related to Section 2. Background sections
Please supply any comments relatedto Section 3. Calculation of CONE
Please supply any comments related to Section 4. Methodology
Please supply any comments related to Section 5. Annual Review of CONE
Please supply any comments related to Section 6. Changes in CONE
Please supply any comments related to Section 7. Current CONE Value
General Comment
Idaho Power supports the proposed BPM 110 – Cost of New Entry (CONE). The draft provides a clear and transparent process for calculating, reviewing, and updating the CONE value and appropriately implements the requirements established in the WRAP tariff.
Idaho Power particularly supports the inclusion of a defined annual review process and the documentation of the methodology used to establish CONE values. A transparent and predictable approach is important because CONE serves as a foundational component of the WRAP deficiency charge framework and resource adequacy program. Overall, Idaho Power believes the proposed BPM improves transparency, consistency, and stakeholder understanding of the CONE calculation process and supports approval of BPM 110 – Cost of New Entry (CONE) as proposed.