WEDNESDAY AGGREGATE: SoCalGas TIMPBA; Sempra IOUs' Corporate Restructuring; CCA Challenge to PCIA Methodology
Today's briefing covers:
- A prudence dispute over SoCalGas's $174 million TIMP recovery request;
- A scoping memo on Sempra's proposed intermediate holding company;
- A CCA challenge to retroactive PCIA methodology;
- SDG&E's loss-of-load analysis supporting its current critical peak pricing window; and
- A FERC-approved transmission credit flowing back to San Diego ratepayers.
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Natural Gas Transmission Integrity
SoCalGas’s application to recover $173.8 million in costs recorded in its Transmission Integrity Management Program Balancing Account (TIMPBA) has developed into a dispute over prudence, affordability, and evidentiary sufficiency.