Section 15-507. FUEL PROCUREMENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS  


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    507.1The company shall, on the prescribed forms, file monthly with the Commission a "Monthly Report on Costs and Quality of Fuels Delivered to Electric Plants" and a "Monthly Fuel Price Summary Date Report."

     

    507.2The Monthly Report on Costs and Quality of Fuels Delivered to Electric Plants shall contain the following information with respect to each plant:

     

    (a)Type of plant (steam or gas turbine);

     

    (b)Type of purchase (contract or spot);

     

    (c)Contract expiration within twenty-four (24) months (Yes or No);

     

    (d)Fuel type (#2 oil, #6 oil, bituminous coal, etc.);

     

    (e)Coal mines (Type and District);

     

    (f)Source (county or area where coal originated; and for oil, refinery or port of entry, etc.);

     

    (g)Quantify received (M gallons, M tons, etc.);

     

    (h)Quality received;

    - average BTU content

    - % sulfur content

    - % ash content

     

    (i)Cost in /million BTU (delivered);

     

    (j)Cost of fuel FOB (free on board) Source and transportation charges, stated separately for each fuel delivery; and

     

    (k)Premiums and Penalties.

    - Source

    - Company Plant

    - Month(s)

    - Tons (Gallons)

    - Premiums (+), Penalties (-) - Adjusted MMBTU

     

    507.3The Monthly Fuel Price Summary Report shall contain the following information by plant type and fuel quality:

     

    (a)Fuel type (coal or oil);

     

    (b)Cost and quality per sulfur content range of fuels delivered (cent /MMBTU) (Steam Generation); and

    - .51% to 1.00%

    - 1.01% to 1.5% (coal)

    - 1.01% to 2.0% (oil)

    - 1.51% to 2.0% (coal)

    - 2.01% to 3.0% (oil)

     

    (c)Average contract and spot price of fuels delivered (Turbine and Combustion).

     

    507.4In addition to the reporting requirements of §§507.2 and 507.3, the company shall regularly file with the Commission a copy of each of its intermediate and long-term fuel supply contracts within ninety (90) days following their execution. In complying with this requirement, the company may identify contract data by code.

     

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Final Rulemaking published at 29 DCR 5130, 5132 (November 19, 1982).