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You are here: Home / Industry / Three Investor Owned Utilities File I-937 Conservation Targets with WUTC

Three Investor Owned Utilities File I-937 Conservation Targets with WUTC

November 29, 2011 By NEEC

Consistent with the statutory obligations under I-937, Washington State’s three investor owned utilities filed 2012-2013 conservation targets with the Utilities and Transportation Commission along with a biennial conservation plan. The Commission has currently open dockets for these filings. I-937 requires the utilities to assess their 10 year conservation potential (that is cost effective and achievable analyzed using a methodology consistent with the Power Council) and file biennial targets that are a pro-rata share of that potential. The following represents the 2012-2013 targets as filed this month with the UTC.

Avista Utilities (1): 2012 – 2013 Target (aMW) :8.6 – 15.68, 10 Year Potential: 67.6 – 123.2, % of 10 Year Potential: 7% – 12.7%

Pacific Power: 2012 – 2013 Target (aMW) :8.9, 10 Year Potential: 45.6, % of 10 Year Potential: 19.5%

Puget Sound Energy: 2012 – 2013 Target (aMW): 76, 10 Year Potential: 403.1, % of 10 Year Potential: 18.9%

(1) Avista has filed a target range based on "maximum acquirable potential" and "realistic acquirable potential"

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