Electrical Deregulation and Customer Choice Task Force
TO: Electrical Deregulation and Customer Choice Task Force
FROM: Brian Allred, Research Analyst
DATE: September 25, 1997
SUBJECT: October 9 Meeting
Sen. Leonard M. Blackham and Rep. Christine R. Fox have scheduled the next meeting of the Electrical Deregulation and Customer Choice Task Force as follows:
DATE: Thursday, October 9, 1997
TIME: 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
PLACE: Room 303 State Capitol
An agenda is enclosed. If you are unable to attend, please call me or Beverlee LeCheminant at 538-1032.
Sen. Lorin V. Jones
Sen. Eddie "Ed" P. Mayne
Sen. Millie M. Peterson
Sen. Michael G. Waddoups
Rep. Ralph Becker
Rep. Judy Ann Buffmire
Rep. Beverly Ann Evans
Rep. Kevin S. Garn
Rep. J. Brent Haymond
Rep. David Ure
1. Welcome - Approval of Minutes of September 25, 1997
2. Task Force Business
3. PacifiCorp Stranded Costs and Market Power
A. Monitor Company Presentation (45 minutes)
Monitor Company, consultants to PacifiCorp, will present its findings and recommendations regarding PacifiCorp's stranded costs and market power.
B. Division of Public Utilities (30 minutes)
The division will respond to Monitor Company's presentation and present its perspective regarding PacifiCorp's stranded costs and market power
C. Committee of Consumer Services (15 minutes)
EER Consulting, consultants to the Committee of Consumer Services, will present its findings and recommendations regarding PacifiCorp's stranded costs.
D. Monitor Company Response (15 minutes)
Monitor Company will respond to the division's and committee's presentations.
BREAK (15 Minutes)
E. Panel Discussion (1 hour)
Panel:
I - Representative of Large Industrial Users (5 minute opening remarks)
II - Representative of Consumer Advocates (5 minute opening remarks)
III - Committee of Consumer Services (no opening remarks)
IV - Monitor Company (no opening remarks)
V - Division of Public Utilities (no opening remarks)
VI - Panel Response to Questions and Discussion
F. Public Comment (15 minutes)
4. Task Force Discussion of Stranded Costs and Market Power (30 minutes)
5. Adjourn
Submission of Executive Summaries
The task force chairs request that interested parties and individuals submit a brief executive summary outlining their positions and recommendations regarding electric industry restructuring issues that have been considered by the task force. The purpose of the executive summary is to provide the task force members with a concise synopsis of your position and proposals. Specific areas to be addressed could include: strandable costs, market power, timing of any restructuring proposals, impact on municipals, impact on rural cooperatives, and any other relevant issue. Executive summaries should be no longer than 2 to 3 pages (you may refer to previously submitted white papers) and should be provided to the task force staff by no later than the October 9th task force meeting.
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