PG&E’s request to include line loss in its PCIA calculation should be denied. PG&E’s updated 2017 electric sales forecast and rate proposals associated with its electric procurement-related revenue requirements should be approved to be effective in rates January 1, 2018. PG&E’s exhibits PG&E-7 and PG&E-7C, as well as supplements filed by PG&E on December 6, 2017 and December 11, 2017, should be identified and received into the evidentiary record. PG&E’s request to seal the confidential version of its testimony should be granted, as detailed herein. This decision should be effective immediately so that it may be reflected in rates on March 1, 2018. PG&E should be allowed to implement a subaccount to the ERRA balancing account that will track the PCIA under or over collection due to delayed implementation of the 2018 PCIA rates. The PCIA subaccount should be non-interest bearing. PG&E should be allowed to amortize the PCIA under or over collection in the 2019 PCIA revenue requirement. O R D E R IT IS ORDERED that: Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) requests in Application 17-06-005 are adopted as follows: 1) adopt a forecast for the 2018 electric procurement revenue requirement of $3,498 million, which consists of $2,633.1 million for the Energy Resource Recovery Account, $81.7 million for
PG&E’s request to include line loss in its PCIA calculation should be denied. PG&E’s updated 2017 electric sales forecast and rate proposals associated with its electric procurement-related revenue requirements should be approved to be effective in rates January 1, 2018. PG&E’s exhibits PG&E-7 and PG&E-7C, as well as supplements filed by PG&E on December 6, 2017 and December 11, 2017, should be identified and received into the evidentiary record. PG&E’s request to seal the confidential version of its testimony should be granted, as detailed herein. This decision should be effective immediately so that it may be reflected in rates on March 1, 2018. PG&E should be allowed to implement a subaccount to the ERRA balancing account that will track the PCIA under or over collection due to delayed implementation of the 2018 PCIA rates. The PCIA subaccount should be non-interest bearing. PG&E should be allowed to amortize the PCIA under or over collection in the 2019 PCIA revenue requirement. O R D E R IT IS ORDERED that: Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) requests in Application 17-06-005 are adopted as follows: 1) adopt a forecast for the 2018 electric procurement revenue requirement of $3,498 million, which consists of $2,633.1 million for the Energy Resource Recovery Account, $81.7 million for
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