fee, but recommends that the Company’s miscellaneous revenues be increased. These parties’ concerns are addressed above. Generation Rate Adjustment (GRA) Rider The GRA – Rider expired on January 1, 2011. PPL Electric proposed to remove all references to the GRA from the STAS and Rate Schedules. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Universal Service Charge Rider (USR) PPL Electric – proposed to delete the Rate Schedule RTD (R) reference that was removed from the Tariff. PPL Electric also proposed to revise the filing date to December 21 of each year. Finally, the Company proposed to delete the sentence third quarter report shall be “The accompanied by a preliminary forecast of the USR charge for the next computation year.” PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Rate Stabilization Plan Rider The Rate Stabilization Plan – Rider expired on December 31, 2011. PPL Electric proposed to remove this Rider. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Competitive Transition Charge (CTC) Reconciliation Rider The CTC Reconciliation Rider expired December 31, 2010. PPL – Electric proposed to remove this Rider and all references to it from Rule 6 and 6A, Net Metering, and the Rate Schedules. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Renewable Energy Development (RED) Rider The Net – Metering for Renewable Customer-Generators Rider already addresses the eligibility, terms, and conditions applicable to all renewable customer-generators less than or equal to 10 kW. PPL Electric therefore has proposed to remove the RED Rider. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Net Metering for Renewable Customer-Generators Rider – PPL Electric proposed two changes to its Net Metering tariff provisions for Renewable Customer-Generators. First, PPL Electric proposed to establish a limitation on the size of generator relative to the associated customer usage that would be eligible for net metering. Second, PPL Electric proposed to clarify that, for eligible customer-generators served under PPL Electric’s Time Of Use default service rate option, a weighted average of the on-peak
fee, but recommends that the Company’s miscellaneous revenues be increased. These parties’ concerns are addressed above. Generation Rate Adjustment (GRA) Rider – The GRA Rider expired on January 1, 2011. PPL Electric proposed to remove all references to the GRA from the STAS and Rate Schedules. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Universal Service Charge Rider (USR) – PPL Electric proposed to delete the Rate Schedule RTD (R) reference that was removed from the Tariff. PPL Electric also proposed to revise the filing date to December 21 of each year. Finally, the Company proposed to delete the sentence “The third quarter report shall be accompanied by a preliminary forecast of the USR charge for the next computation year.” PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Rate Stabilization Plan Rider – The Rate Stabilization Plan Rider expired on December 31, 2011. PPL Electric proposed to remove this Rider. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Competitive Transition Charge (CTC) Reconciliation Rider – The CTC Reconciliation Rider expired December 31, 2010. PPL Electric proposed to remove this Rider and all references to it from Rule 6 and 6A, Net Metering, and the Rate Schedules. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Renewable Energy Development (RED) Rider – The Net Metering for Renewable Customer-Generators Rider already addresses the eligibility, terms, and conditions applicable to all renewable customer-generators less than or equal to 10 kW. PPL Electric therefore has proposed to remove the RED Rider. PPL Electric St. 5, p. 22; PPL Electric Ex. DAK 2. This proposal was unopposed and should be approved. Net Metering for Renewable Customer-Generators Rider – PPL Electric proposed two changes to its Net Metering tariff provisions for Renewable Customer-Generators. First, PPL Electric proposed to establish a limitation on the size of generator relative to the associated customer usage that would be eligible for net metering. Second, PPL Electric proposed to clarify that, for eligible customer-generators served under PPL Electric’s Time Of Use default service rate option, a weighted average of the on-peak
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