addition, upon request, the UGI Companies will permit GET Gas customers to pay off their GET Gas charge obligation at any point in time during the 10-year charge period via a lump sum payoff payment. 7. Calculation of GET Gas Surcharge The UGI Companies agree to adjust the calculation determining the Supported Investment by also reflecting the investment justified by the interest component of the return in accordance with the OSBA method. The GET Gas Surcharge derivation that incorporates this change is provided in to the Joint Petition for Approval of Settlement “Appendix A” Petitioners’ of All Issues. 8. Revenue Allocation The UGI Companies shall be permitted to use the overall revenue allocation presented in the Joint Petition in order to develop final revenue allocations between residential and commercial customer groups related to GET Gas recovery. Any Signatory Party may advocate a change in this revenue allocation as part of the next base rate case for each respective Company. 9. GET Gas Rate Design As shown on attached to the Settlement Petition, the Settlement “Appendix A”, adopts a GET Gas fixed/variable rate design for commercial customers, which applies the variable charge to all usage volumes and results in parity of charges for a commercial customer with an annual usage level equivalent to the annual usage level of the average expected residential GET Gas customer. The UGI Companies shall have a fixed monthly GET Gas surcharge for residential customers. 10. CAP GET Gas Customer Shortfall Recovery In order to provide for recovery of GET Gas-related CAP shortfall amounts during the GET Gas pilot period if any GET Gas customer participates in CAP, the Signatory Parties agree that the GET Gas Surcharge shall be adjusted to reflect anticipated shortfall amounts related to potential GET Gas CAP participants. The adjustment is included in
addition, upon request, the UGI Companies will permit GET Gas customers to pay off their GET Gas charge obligation at any point in time during the 10-year charge period via a lump sum payoff payment. 7. Calculation of GET Gas Surcharge The UGI Companies agree to adjust the calculation determining the Supported Investment by also reflecting the investment justified by the interest component of the return in accordance with the OSBA method. The GET Gas Surcharge derivation that incorporates this change is provided in “Appendix A” to the Joint Petitioners’ Petition for Approval of Settlement of All Issues. 8. Revenue Allocation The UGI Companies shall be permitted to use the overall revenue allocation presented in the Joint Petition in order to develop final revenue allocations between residential and commercial customer groups related to GET Gas recovery. Any Signatory Party may advocate a change in this revenue allocation as part of the next base rate case for each respective Company. 9. GET Gas Rate Design As shown on “Appendix A”, attached to the Settlement Petition, the Settlement adopts a GET Gas fixed/variable rate design for commercial customers, which applies the variable charge to all usage volumes and results in parity of charges for a commercial customer with an annual usage level equivalent to the annual usage level of the average expected residential GET Gas customer. The UGI Companies shall have a fixed monthly GET Gas surcharge for residential customers. 10. CAP GET Gas Customer Shortfall Recovery In order to provide for recovery of GET Gas-related CAP shortfall amounts during the GET Gas pilot period if any GET Gas customer participates in CAP, the Signatory Parties agree that the GET Gas Surcharge shall be adjusted to reflect anticipated shortfall amounts related to potential GET Gas CAP participants. The adjustment is included in
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