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Case Number (if already assigned) PUR-2023-00002 p
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Case Name (if known) Application of Appalachian Power Company for a 2023
triennial review of its rates, terms and conditions
pursuant to § 56-585.1 of the Code of Virginia

Document Type EXMO

Document Description Summary Motion to Accept Stipulation and Stipulation

Total Number of Pages 34

Submission ID 28525

eFiling Date Stamp 8/22/2023 11:24:49AM

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1051 E Cary Street, Suite 1100 H
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Legal Department AEP.com

August 22, 2023

By Electronic Filing

The Honorable Bernard J. Logan, Clerk

State Corporation Commission
Document Control Center, First Floor
1300 East Main Street
James G. Ritter
Senior Counsel - Regulatory Richmond, Virginia 23218
Services
(804) 698-5535 (P)
(804)698-5526 (F) Re: Application ofAppalachian Power Company for a 2023 triennial review of
jritter@acp.com its rates, terms and conditions pursuant to § 56-585.1 of the Code of
Virginia
Case No. PUR-2023-00002

Dear Mr. Logan:

Enclosed for filing in the above-referenced case is a Motion to Accept Stipulation

and Stipulation.

Sincerely,

James G. Ritter

cc: Raymond L. Doggett, Jr., Esq. Andrew F. Major, Esq.

Kati K. Dean, Esq. Kiva Bland Pierce, Esq.
C. Meade Browder, Jr., Esq. John E. Farmer, Jr., Esq.
R. Scott Herbert, Esq. James R. Bacha, Esq.
Noelle J. Coates, Esq. Timothy E. Biller, Esq.
Cassandra C. Collins, Esq. C. Dixon Wallace, HI, Esq.
Charles J. Dickenson, Esq. April M. Jones, Esq.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA o
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APPLICATION OF

APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY CASE NO. PUR-2023-00002

For a triennial review of its base rates,

terms and conditions pursuant to § 56-585.1
of the Code of Virginia

MOTION TO ACCEPT STIPULATION

Pursuant to Rule 110 of the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the State Corporation

Commission (“Commission”),1 Appalachian Power Company (“Appalachian” or “Company”),

the Staff of the State Corporation Commission (“Staff’), Appalachian Voices, the Kroger

Company (“Kroger”), Old Dominion Committee for Fair Utility Rates (“ODCFUR”), Virginia

Poverty Law Center (“VPLC”), VML/VACo APCo Steering Committee (“Steering

Committee”), and Walmart Inc. (“Walmart”) (collectively, “Stipulating Participants”) hereby

request that the Hearing Examiner recommend that the Commission accept the attached

Stipulation as a full and fair resolution of the issues in this proceeding and that the Commission

accept the Stipulation. While not a Stipulating Participant, Steel Dynamics, Inc. (“SDI") has

authorized the Stipulating Participants to represent that it does not object to the Commission

adopting the terms of the Stipulation.

The Stipulation resolves all issues between the Stipulating Participants regarding the

Company’s Application in this proceeding. Among other agreements, the Stipulation provides

for an annual revenue requirement increase of $127.3 million. As shown in Attachment C to the

Stipulation, the increase agreed to in the Stipulation results in a $16.03 increase to the monthly

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bill for a residential customer using 1,000 kWh per month, rather than the $25.03 increase Q
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proposed in the Company's as-filed application. IH

WHEREFORE, the Stipulating Participants hereby request that the Hearing Examiner

recommend that the Commission accept, and that the Commission accept, the Stipulation as a

full and fair resolution of the issues in this proceeding.

Respectfully submitted,

APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY

on behalf of the Stipulating Participants

August 22, 2023 By:

Noelle J. Coates
James G. Ritter
American Electric Power Service Corporation
Three James Center
1051 East Cary Street, Suite 1100
Richmond, VA 23219
tel: (804) 698-5541 (NJC)
tel: (804) 698-5544 (JGR)
njcoates@aep.com
jritter@aep.com

James R. Bacha
American Electric Power Service Corporation
1 Riverside Plaza
Columbus, OH 43215
tel: (614) 716-3410
jrbacha@aep.com

Cassandra C. Collins
Timothy E. Biller
C. Dixon Wallace HI
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Riverfront Plaza, East Tower
951 East Byrd Street
Richmond, VA 23219
tel: (804) 788-8200
scol 1 ins@huntonak.com
tbiller@huntonak.com
dwallace@huntonak.com
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April M. Jones <3
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Riverfront Plaza, West Tower U1
901 East Byrd Street, Suite 1550
Richmond, VA 23219
tel: (804) 956-2057
april.jones@wrvblaw.com

Charles J. Dickenson
Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black, PLC
10 South Jefferson Street, Suite 1400
Roanoke, VA 24011
tel: (540) 983-7621
charlie.dickenson@wrvblaw.com

Counselfor Appalachian Power Company

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I certify that on August 22, 2023, a copy of this document was served by electronic mail Vi

on:

Raymond L. Doggett, Jr., Esq. C. Meade Browder, Jr., Esq.

Kati K. Dean, Esq. John E. Farmer, Esq.
Andrew F. Major, Esq. R. Scott Herbert, Esq.
Kiva Bland Pierce, Esq. Division of Consumer Counsel
Office of General Counsel Office of the Attorney General
State Corporation Commission mbrowder@oag.state. va. us
raymond.doggett@scc.virginia.gov jfarmer@oag.state. va. us
kati.dean@scc. virginia.gov sherbert@oag.state. va. us
andrew. major@scc. virginia.gov
kiva.pierce@scc.virginia.gov Matthew L. Gooch, Esq.
William T. Reisinger, Esq.
Josephus Allmond, Esq. ReisingerGooch PLC
Nathaniel H. Benforado, Esq. matt@reisingergooch. com
William C. Cleveland, Esq. will@reisingergooch.com
Southern Environmental Law Center
jallmond@selcva. org John L. Walker, III, Esq.
nbenforado@selcva. org Anna T. Birkenheier, Esq.
wcleveland@selcva. org Williams Mullen PC
j walker®wi lliamsmullen.com
S. Perry Cobum, Esq. abirkenheier@williamsmullen.com
Timothy G. McCormick, Esq.
Christian F. Tucker, Esq. Kurt J. Boehm, Esq.
Christian & Barton, LLP Jody Kyler Cohn, Esq.
pcoburn@cblaw. com Boehm, Kurtz & Lowry
tmccormick@cbla w. com kboehm@BKLawfirm.com
ctucker@cbla w. com jkylercohn@BKLawfirm.com

Carrie H. Grundmann, Esq. Shaun C. Mohler, Esq.

Barry A. Naum, Esq. Stone Mattheis Xenopoulos & Brew, PC
Steven W. Lee, Esq. scm@smxblaw. com
Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
cgrundmann@spiImanlaw. com
bnaum@spiimanlaw.com
slee@spilmanlaw.com
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APPLICATION OF

APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY CASE NO. PUR-2023-00002

For a triennial review of its base rates,

terms and conditions pursuant to § 56-585.1
of the Code of Virginia

STIPULATION

This Stipulation (“Stipulation”) represents the agreement between Appalachian Power

Company (“Appalachian” or “Company”), the Staff of the State Corporation Commission

(“Staff’), Appalachian Voices, the Kroger Company (“Kroger”), Old Dominion Committee for

Fair Utility Rates (“ODCFUR”), Virginia Poverty Law Center (“VPLC”), VML/VACo APCo

Steering Committee (“Steering Committee”), and Walmart Inc. (“Walmart”) (collectively,

“Stipulating Participants”) as to Appalachian’s application for a triennial review of its base rates,

terms and conditions pursuant to Va. Code § 56-585.1. In addition, Steel Dynamics, Inc.

(“SD1”) has authorized the Company to state that it does not oppose the Stipulation. This

Stipulation resolves all issues raised by the Stipulating Participants in this proceeding, as

specifically enumerated below. The Stipulating Participants hereby stipulate, agree and

recommend that this Stipulation be adopted and the Application be approved as modified below:

1. The Stipulating Participants agree to an annual revenue requirement increase of

$127.3 million. This annual revenue requirement increase is not based on any particular

accounting adjustments or cost of capital, including return on equity (“ROE”).

2. The Stipulating Participants agree that the Company’s authorized ROE will be 9.5

percent, to be applied prospectively as provided by statute.

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3. Depreciation rates for Amos Units 1-3 will be based on a retirement date of 2040.
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The agreed-upon depreciation rates are as set forth in Attachment A and will be implemented as in

of January 1,2023.

4. A severe weather event regulatory asset of $49.6 million will be established and

amortized over a three-year period beginning concurrently with the implementation of new base

rates.

5. Amortization of the COVID regulatory asset will begin concurrently with the

implementation of new base rates and will run over a three-year period.

6. The SO2 regulatory asset will be amortized over a ten-year period from January 1,

2023, to December 31,2032.

7. The Staffs proposal for vegetation management shall be adopted, including the

use of a regulatory asset/liability to address cost over- and under-runs. Consistent with Staffs

position, the base rate starting point will be approximately $18.8 million annually.

8. The capital structure recommended in the testimony of Staff witness Cameron T.

Hunt shall be adopted.

9. The Stipulating Participants agree that the revenue requirement will include the

stand-alone net operating loss carryforward (“NOLC”) adjustments consistent with the testimony

of Company witness Jessica M. Criss.

10. The corporate alternative minimum tax (“CAMT”) will be set at $0 annually, with

the ability to defer CAMT incurred above that, net of any CAMT tax credits utilized. The parties

agree that deferral of these costs has no ratemaking implications until addressed in a future

ratemaking proceeding and that these amounts will be calculated on a stand-alone basis as

provided in Virginia Code § 56-235.2 A.

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II. The low-income customer charge exemption proposal and $8.00 residential a
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customer charge shall be adopted. tn

12. The Company’s proposed Residential Low Income Provision - Waiver of the

Basic Service Charge shall be approved. Percentage of Income Payment Program (“PIPP”)

customers will be eligible once the PIPP program is implemented. The Low Income Provision

will be funded through a reallocation within base rates to all classes.

13. The Stipulating Participants agree to revisit the Low Income Provision “applied

vs. participant” issue, addressed in the testimony of VPLC witness Dana Wiggins and rebuttal

testimony of Company witness Katharine I. Walsh, in the Company’s 2024 biennial rate case.

14. The annual revenue requirement increase identified above will be functionalized

between the generation and distribution service functions and apportioned to each customer class

as shown in Attachment B appended to this Stipulation. The revised impacts to typical customer

bills under the Company’s standard rate schedules (Schedule 43) are shown in Attachment C

appended to this Stipulation.1

15. The Company’s Rate Schedule GS rates will be designed as proposed in the direct

testimony of Kroger witness Justin Bieber, with three energy blocks scaled down to meet the

revised revenue targets produced by Attachment B. Rate Schedule GS rate adjustment clause

(“RAC”) rate design will be updated to reflect this change as new RAC rates are filed and

implemented in future RAC proceedings.

16. The Company’s proposal to consolidate/eliminate Rate Schedule MGS as

discussed in the direct testimony of Company witness Katharine I. Walsh shall be adopted.

1 As shown in Attachment C, this results in a $ 16.03 increase to the monthly bill for a residential customer
using 1,000 kWh per month, rather than the $25.03 increase proposed in the Company's as-filed application.

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17. The Stipulating Participants recommend that the Commission approve the Q
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following modifications to the Company’s Tariffs, Terms and Conditions of Service:

a. Update the list of cities, towns, and districts included in its tariff to reflect the

elimination of the Christiansburg district as reflected in Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the

direct testimony of Company witness Hallie L. Long;

b. Amend the Distribution Interconnection Rider to add “combined studies” to the list

of approved study formats that may be required prior to interconnection as reflected

in Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the direct testimony of Company witness Hallie L. Long;

c. Make minor clarifying changes to the Outdoor Lighting and Large Power Service

Schedules as reflected in the direct testimony of Company witness Hallie L. Long;

d. Make Experimental Schedule Plug-In Electric Vehicles (“PEV”) a permanent rate

schedule as proposed in the direct testimony of Company witness Hallie L. Long;

e. Remove all references to expired tariff Schedules 012 and 032 as reflected in

Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the direct testimony of Company witness Hallie. L. Long;

f. Change the “Availability of Service” sections of Schedules S.G.S., M.G.S., and

G.S. to clarify the criteria for assigning customers to the appropriate Standard

Service schedule as reflected in Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the direct testimony of

Company witness Hallie L. Long;

g. Modify Schedule COGEN/SPP as reflected in Schedule 3 of the direct testimony

of Company witness Alex E. Vaughan;

h. The Company’s proposed changes to Rider EDR will be adopted, however such

changes will additionally include a fixed contract term of no less than five years;

i. The Company will work with Staff to develop appropriate language to revise its

terms and conditions of service to address limitations on disconnections of service

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for non-payment (1) when the temperature is above 95 degrees Fahrenheit or below a
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32 degrees Fahrenheit, and (2) on Fridays, weekends, legal holidays, or the day in

before a legal holiday;

j. The Company agrees to propose a tariff for customers interested in public DCFC

in the Company’s biennial review filing in March 2024 and to meet with interested

Stipulating Participants at least ninety (90) days prior to the Company’s biennial

review filing to discuss rate design options for such tariff proposal;

k. The Company agrees to work with the Department of Social Services to receive

monthly updates on accepted applications for energy assistance in an effort to

expedite customer enrollment in the low-income waiver proposal; and

I. The Company agrees to meet with VPLC prior to the next base rate case filing to

discuss matters related to customer service, including but not limited to information

regarding the disconnection process and the Company’s assessment of customer

risk.

18. The Stipulating Participants further agree that the following, including all exhibits

and attachments, in both public and confidential versions as applicable, shall be made part of the

evidentiary record in this proceeding without cross-examination:

a. Company Direct

i. The Company’s Application, including all Rate Case Schedules, filed on

March 31, 2023; Reconciliation of Schedules 19 and 22 to the statement of

income and comparative balance sheet contained in FERC Form No. 1 filed

on April 27, 2023; Corrected Schedules 6 and 7 filed on May 3, 2023;

revised public version of Schedule 33 filed on July 19, 2023.

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ii. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Aaron D. Walker; William K. Castle; A. Q
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Wayne Allen; Jason A. Cash; Jessica M. Criss; Jaclyn N. Cost; Michael M. Ui

Spaeth; Katharine I. Walsh; Michael J. Zwick; Jason E. Baker (as corrected

on May 22,2023); Whitney B. Czelusniak; Timothy S. Lyons; Kimberly K.

Kaiser; Hallie L. Long; Brian T. Lysiak; Patrick L. Baryenbruch; Kimberly

K. Chilcote; Alex E. Vaughan; Franz D. Messner; and Adrien M. McKenzie

filed on March 31,2023.

b. Appalachian Voices

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Gregory Abbott filed on July 13, 2023.

c. Office of Attorney General, Consumer Counsel

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Dr. J. Randall Woolridge; D. Scott

Norwood; and Ralph C. Smith filed on July 14, 2023.

d. ODCFUR

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Stephen J. Baron and Christopher C.

Walters filed on July 14, 2023.

e. Kroger

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Justin Bieber filed on July 14, 2023.

f. Walmart

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Lisa V. Perry and Steve W. Chriss filed

on July 14, 2023.

g. VPLC

i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Dana Wiggins filed on July 14, 2023.

h. Commission Staff

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i. The Pre-filed Direct Testimony of Sean M. Welsh; Arwen F. Otwell; Farris a
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Glenn Watkins; Marc A. Tufaro; Neil P. Joshipura; and Oliver C. Collier

filed on July 28, 2023.

i. Company Rebuttal

i. The Pre-filed Rebuttal Testimony of William K. Castle; A. Wayne Allen;

Kimberly K. Kerber; Jason E. Baker; Alex E. Vaughan; Katharine I. Walsh;

Jessica M. Criss; Hallie L. Long; Timothy C. Kerns; Michael M. Spaeth;

Whitney B. Czelusniak; and Adrien M. McKenzie filed on August 11,2023.

19. This Stipulation represents a compromise for the purposes of settlement in this

proceeding only and shall not be regarded as precedent with respect to any ratemaking or any

other principle in any future proceeding. The Stipulating Participants agree that the resolution of

the issues herein, taken as a whole, and the disposition of all other matters set forth in the

Stipulation are in the public interest. This Stipulation is conditioned on and subject to

acceptance by the Hearing Examiner and the Commission and is non-severable and of no force

or effect and may not be used for any other purpose unless accepted in its entirety by the Hearing

Examiner and the Commission, except that this paragraph shall remain in effect in any event.

20. In the event that the Hearing Examiner or the Commission does not accept the

Stipulation in its entirety, including the issuance of a recommendation by the Hearing Examiner

that the Commission not approve the Stipulation, the Stipulating Participants retain the right to

withdraw their support for the Stipulation. Tn the event of such action by the Commission or the

Hearing Examiner, any Stipulating Participant will be entitled to give notice exercising its right

to withdraw support for the Stipulation; provided that the Stipulating Participants may, by

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unanimous consent, elect to modify the Stipulation to address any modifications required, or a
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issues raised, by the Commission or Hearing Examiner.

21. Should the Stipulation not be approved by the Commission, it will be considered

void and have no precedential effect, and the Stipulating Participants reserve their rights to

participate in all relevant proceedings in the captioned case notwithstanding their agreement to

the terms of the Stipulation. If the Commission or Hearing Examiner chooses to reject the

Stipulation, the Stipulating Participants may request that additional evidentiary hearings be

convened, at which time additional testimony and evidence may be presented by the case

participants and cross-examination may occur thereon regarding any issues arising in those

proceedings. Further, to the extent that the Hearing Examiner’s Report has been filed, the

Stipulating Participants may seek leave to file additional comments on the Hearing Examiner’s

Report.

Accepted and agreed to this 22 day of August, 2023.

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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY a
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By:

Noelle J. Coates April M. Jones

James G. Ritter Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black, PLC
American Electric Power Service Riverfront Plaza, West Tower
Corporation 901 East Byrd Street, Suite 1550
Three James Center Richmond, VA 23219
1051 East Cary Street, Suite 1100 tel: (804) 956-2057
Richmond, VA 23219 april.jones@wrvblaw.com
tel: (804) 698-5541 (NJC)
tel: (804) 698-5544 (JGR) Charles J. Dickenson
njcoates@aep.com Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black, PLC
jritter@aep.com 10 South Jefferson Street, Suite 1400
Roanoke, VA 24011
James R. Bacha tel: (540) 983-7621
American Electric Power Service charlie.dickenson@wrvblaw.com
Corporation
1 Riverside Plaza
Columbus, OH 43215
tel: (614) 716-3410
jrbacha@aep.com

Cassandra C. Collins
Timothy E. Biller
C. Dixon Wallace III
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Riverfront Plaza, East Tower
951 East Byrd Street
Richmond, VA 23219
tel: (804) 788-8200
scol 1 ins@huntonak.com
tbiller@huntonak.com
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Counsel for Appalachian Power Company

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Raymond L. Doggett, Jr., Esq.

Kati K. Dean, Esq.
Andrew F. Major, Esq.
Kiva Bland Pierce, Esq.
Office of General Counsel
State Corporation Commission
P.O. Box 1197
Richmond, Virginia 23218
(804)371-9671
ray mond. doggett@scc. Virginia, gov
kati.dean@scc.virginia.gov
andrew.major@scc.virginia.gov
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By:
Counsel
Josephus Allmond, Esq.
Nathaniel H. Benforado, Esq.
William C. Cleveland, Esq.
Southern Environmental Law Center
jallmond@selcva.org
nbenforado@selcva.org
wcleveland@selcva.org
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Counsel
Kurt J. Boehm. Esq.
Jody Kyler Cohn. Esq.
Boehm, Kurtz & Lowry
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By:
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S. Perry Coburn
Timothy G. McCormick
Christian F. Tucker
Christian & Barton, llp
901 E. Cary Street, Suite 1800
Richmond, VA 23219
Tel. (804) 697-4176
pcobum@cblaw.com
tmccormick@cblaw.com
ctucker@cblaw. com

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Counsel
Matthew L. Gooch, Esq.
William T. Reisinger, Esq.
ReisingerGooch, PLC
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By:
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John L. Walker, III, Esq.
Anna T. Birkenheier, Esq.
Williams Mullen PC
jwalker@williamsmullen.com
abirkenheier@williamsmullen.com
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Carrie H. Grundmann, Esq.
Barry A. Naum, Esq.
Steven W. Lee, Esq.
Spilman Thomas & Battle PLLC
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Attachment A

APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY

DEPRECIATION STUDY
BASED ON PLANT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022

Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Net Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Desoriprion Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Book Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate
Steam Production Plant
Amw 1 & i 2040
311 Structures & Improvements 1.07 $58,034,633 $45,312,728 $36,681,589 $25,415,468 17.25 $1,473,410 2.54%
312 Boiler Plant Equipment 1.09 $1,401,767,797 $972,425,890 $808,509,544 $719,417,355 16.72 $43,015,453 3.07%
314 Turbogenerator Units LI I $128,093,823 $102,233,372 $54,000,400 $88,183,744 16.25 $5,427,139 4,24%
315 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.08 $58,275,646 $45,628,549 $27J 10,951 $35,626,747 17.13 $2,079,733 3.57%
316 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.09 $6,748,478 $5,062,963 $796,085 $6,559,756 16,81 $390,149 5.78%
$1,652,920,377 $1,170,663,502 $927,298,569 $875,203,069 16.71 $52,385,835 3.17%

Amos 3 2040
311 Structures & Improvements 1.07 $I17.O3L573 $87,018,865 $73,909,367 $51,314,416 17.25 $2,974,848 2.5454
312 Boiler Plant Equipment 1.09 $1,597,058,646 $1,037,658,473 $855,173,652 $885,620,272 16.72 $52,953,070 3.32%
314 Turbogenerator Units 1.11 $161,114,550 $111,859,530 $85,892,279 $92,944,872 16.25 $5,720,156 3.55%
315 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.08 $37,937,575 $30,069,889 $24,156,071 $16,816,510 17.13 $981,674 2.59%
316 Mist Power Plant Equip. 1.09 $31.627,585 $23,402,890 $17,723,741 $16,750327 16,81 $996,246 3.15%
$1,944,769,929 $1,290,009,647 $1,056,855,110 $1,063,446,396 16.71 $63,625^93 3.27%

Clinch Rivg 2025

311 Structures & Improvements 1.10 $27,098,637 $27,339,274 $25,393,438 $4,415,063 2.50 $1,769,503 6.53%
312 Boiler Plant Equipment 1.10 $215,663,306 $207,798,446 $193,008,669 $44,220,968 2.48 $17,796,615 8.25%
314 Turbogenerator Units LIO $40,524,144 $41,901,102 $38,918,847 $5,657,711 2.48 $2,285,516 5.64%
315 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.10 $11,045^21 $11,323,039 $10,517,137 $1,632,716 2.49 $654,985 5.93%
316 Miso Power Plant Equip. LIO $6,452,326 $6,326,825 $5,876.522 $1,221,037 2.49 $489,834 7,59%
$300,783,734 $294,688,686 $273,714,613 $57,147,494 2.49 $22,996,452 7.65%

Mountaineer 2040
311 Structures & Improvements 1.09 $230,659,360 $136,926,289 $97,156,515 $154,262,187 17.25 $8,943,034 3.88%
312 Boiler Plant Equipment LIO $1,178,991,392 $746,814,182 $607,257,819 $689,632,712 16.72 $41334,568 3,50%
314 Turbogenerator Units 1.12 $131,720,331 $79,168,914 $58,542,521 $88,984,250 16.25 $5,476,405 4.16%
315 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.09 $76,652,311 $56,470,055 $56,711,876 $26,839,143 17.13 $1,566,752 2.04%
316 Miso. Power Plant Equip. 1.10 $24.209,570 $16,244,004 $14,062,673 $12,567.854 16.81 $747,488 3.09%
$1,642,232,964 $1,035,623,444 $833,731,404 $972,286,146 16.77 $57,968,247 3.53%

Other
311 Centralized Maintenance 1.00 $85,770 $55,680 $56,751 $29,019 17.25 $1,682 1.96%
316 Central Machine Shop 1.00 $22,580,761 $11,963,066 $10,704,250 $11,876,511 16.81 $706,370 3.13%
311 Little Broad Run Ash Disposal 1.00 $267,028 $112,197 $102,214 $164,814 17.25 $9,555 3.58%
312 Little Broad Run Ash Disposal LOO $50,333,699 $22,224,833 $19,680;861 $30,652,838 16.72 $1,832,797 3.64%
315 Little Broad Run Ash Disposal 1.00 $64,843 $24,642 $23,283 $41,560 17.13 $2,426 3.74%
$73,332,101 $34,380,418 $30,567,359 $42,764,742 16.75 $2,552,830 3.48%

311 Structures & Improvements 1.08 $433,177,001 $296,765,033 $233,299,874 $235,600,968 $15,172,032 3.50%
312 Boiler Plant Equipment 1.09 $4,443,814,840 $2,986,921,824 $2,483,630,545 $2,369,544,145 $156,832,502 3.53%
314 Turbogenerator Units 1.11 $461,452,848 $335,162,918 $237,354,047 $275,770,576 $18,909,215 4.10%
315 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.09 $183,975,696 $143,516,174 $118,719,318 $80,956,676 $5,285,570 2.87%
316 Miso. Power Plant Equip. 1.07 $91,618,720 $62,999,748________________
$49,163,271 $48,975,484 $3330.087 3.63%
Total Steam Production Plant $5,614,039,105 $3^25365,697 $3,122,167,055 $3,010,847,848 15.09 $199,529,407 3.55%
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DEPRECIATION STUDY
BASED ON PLANT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022

Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Net Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Description Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Book Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate

Hydraulic Production Plant

Buck 2074
331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $880,253 $415,046 $456,921 $722,618 49.20 $14,688 1.67%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $7,895,918 $3,356,283 $7,589,738 $2,990,792 49.18 $60,809 0.77%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $1,936,551 $1,053,710 $2,159,902 $435,076 45.53 $9,555 0.49%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $2,518,107 $1,295324 $2,794,944 $579,319 40.88 $14,172 0,56%
335 Mtsc. Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $950,760 $251,532 $916,490 $357,528 46.83 $7,635 0.80%
336 Roads, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $3,437 $3,000 $4,220 $386 51,50 ______ $7 0.22%
$14,185,026 $6,374,895 $13,922,215 $5,085,720 47.59 $106,866 0.75%

BvOcsby 2074
331 Structures & Improvements 1.34 $1,631,207 $612,196 $1,163,795 $1,022,022 49.20 $20,773 1.27%
332 Reservoirs, Dams & Waterways 1.34 $7,469,565 $2,669,678 $7,422,567 $2,586,650 49.18 $52,592 0.70%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $3,701,883 $1,729,798 $3,877,975 $1,082,548 45.53 $23,774 0.64%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $1,110,444 $707,948 $1,225,611 $262,384 40.88 $6,419 0.58%
335 Misc Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $1,046,505 $384,961 $1,074,356 $327,961 46.83 $7,003 0.67%
$14,959,604 $6,104,581 $14,764,304 $5,281,565 47.77 $110,561 0.74%

Clavtar 2041
331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $4,327,421 $3,107,157 $1,697,755 $4,100,989 18.20 $225,289 5.21%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $12,713,953 $12,372,619 $10,216,201 $6,820,496 18.20 $374,726 2.95%
333 Waterwheels. Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $4,897,396 $4,091,115 $2,344,380 $4,218,131 17.73 $237,900 4.86%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip, 1.34 $3,295,632 $2,815,457 $2,342,452 $2,073,695 17.13 $121,055 3,67%
335 Mtsc Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $3,121,130 $2,230,204 $1,793,587 $2,388,727 17*90 $133,466 4.28%
336 Roads, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $31,799 $34,702 $33361 $9,250 18.50 $500 1.57%
$28,387,331 $24,651,254 $18,427,736 $19,611388 17.94 $1,092,937 3.85%
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DEPRECIATION STUDY
BASED ON PLANTAS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022

Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Net Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Description Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Boole Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate
Lees yifle 2040
331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $3,859,754 $3,433,965 $2,700,271 $2,471,799 17.23 $143,422 3.72%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $12,139,863 $11,090,726 $9,244,413 $7,023,003 17.23 $407,539 3.36%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $3,763,917 $3,678,713 $3,306,022 $1,737,627 16.81 $103,359 2.75%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $1,975,143 $1,302,516 $746,958 $1,899,734 16.27 $116,732 5.91%
335 Misc Power Plant Equip 1.34 $3,233338 $2,163,073 $1,328,123 $3,004,550 16.96 $177,144 5.48%
336 Roads, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $80.790 $83.275 $85,830 $22,429 17,50 $1,282 1.59%
$25,052,805 $21,752,268 $17,411,617 $16,159,142 17.02 $949,477 3.79%

London 2064
331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $651,516 $416,096 $231,352 $641,679 40.01 $16,040 2.46%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $1,707,850 $931,210 $793,151 $1,495,368 40.00 $37388 2.19%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $10,347,049 $2,685,873 $1,229,485 $12,635,561 37.63 $335,816 3.25%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $1,972,831 $1,252,592 $1,195,093 $1,448,501 34.60 $41,860 2.12%
335 Miso. Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $682,246 $251,644 $185,542 $728,668 38.47 $18,942 2.78%
336 Roads, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $48,853 $37,905 $42,762 $22,701 41.50 $547 1.12%
$15,410345 $5,575,320 $3,677,385 $16,972,477 37.67 $450,594 2.92%

Marmet 2064
331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $1,788,911 $659,333 $415,857 $1,981384 40.01 $49,525 2.77%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $2,354,076 $1,054,986 $926,066 $2,228,396 40.00 $55,716 2.37%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen 1.34 $10,033,570 S2.769.003 $859,046 $12,585,938 37.63 $334,498 3J3%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $2,235,578 $1,432,085 $1,363,095 $1,632,580 34.60 $47,180 2.11%
335 Mtsc. Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $919,251 $378,741 $322,987 $908,809 38.47 $23,626 2,57%
336 Roads, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $1,275 $993 $1,131 $578 41,50 $14 1.09%
$17^32,661 $6,295,141 $3,888,182 $19337.584 37.88 $510,558 2.95%

Niagara 2064
331 Structures & Improvements 1.34 $720,630 $282,941 $631,793 $333,851 40.01 $8,345 L16%
332 Reservoirs, Dants A Waterways 1.34 $6,734,005 $3,244,998 $6,685,071 $2,338,496 40.00 $58,468 0.87%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines & Gen. 1.34 $639,684 $414,613 $733,678 $123,499 37.63 $3,282 0.51%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip 1.34 $502,995 $230,804 $513,656 $160,357 34.60 $4,634 0.92%
335 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $314,266 $153,083 $325,704 $95,412 38.47 $2,480 0,79%
$8,911,580 $4,326,439 $8,889,902 $3,051,615 39.52 $77,210 0.87%

Smith Mountain 2040

331 Structures A Improvements 1.34 $16,534,566 $15,142,661 $13,438,840 $8,717,478 17.23 $505,817 3.06%
332 Reservoirs, Dams A Waterways 1.34 $33,091,294 $30,625,666 $24,896,275 $19,446,059 17.23 $1,128,438 3.41%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines A Gen. 1.34 $78,675,122 $64,008,711 $47,130,029 $58,294,634 16.81 $3,467,513 4,41%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $13,085323 $9,013,317 $5,575,525 $11,958,808 16.27 $734,823 5.62%
335 Misc. Power Plant Equip 1.34 $10,694,990 $7,676,985 $5,584,362 $8,746,925 16.96 $515,707 4.82%
336 Roods, Railroads A Bridges 1.34 $1,052,133 $1,058.398 $1,116,959 $292,899 17,50 $16,737 1.59%
$153,133,428 $127,525,738 $97,741,990 $107,456,804 16.87 $6,369,035 4.16%
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DEPRECIATION STUDY
BASED ON PLANT AS OF DECEMBER 31,2022

Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Net Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Description______________ Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Book Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate
Winfield 2064
331 Structures & Improvements 1.34 $2,992,064 $974,082 $768,004 $3,241,362 40.01 $81,023 2,71%
332 Reservoirs. Dams & Waterways 1.34 $2,931,197 $1,409,174 $1,069,666 $2,858,138 40.00 $71,461 2.44%
333 Waterwheels, Turbines & Gen, 1.34 $7,741,007 $2,581,850 $876,920 $9,496,029 37.63 $252,377 3.26%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $274,281 $137,077 $85,425 $282,112 34.60 $8,153 2^7%
335 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $3,437,319 $2,045,413 $1,987,609 $2,618,398 38.47 $68,068 1.98%
336 Roads, Railroads & Bridges 1.34 $23,567 $12,363 $13,073 $18,507 41.50 $446 1.89%
$17,399,435 $7,159,959 $4,800,697 $18,514,546 38.45 $481,528 177%

Tout! Hydro
331 Structures & Improvements 1.34 $33,386,322 $25,043,477 $21,504,588 $23,233,083 21.82 $1,064,923 3.19%
332 Reservoirs, Dams & Waterways 1.34 $87,037,721 $66,755,340 $68,843,148 $47,787,398 21.27 $2,247,136 2.58%
333 WatETwhecis, Turbines & Gen. 1.34 $121,736,179 $83,013,386 $62,517,437 $100,609,043 21.10 $4,768,075 3.92%
334 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.34 $26,970,334 $18,187,120 $15,842,759 $20,297,489 18.54 $1,095,027 4.06%
335 Misa Power Plant Equip. 1.34 $24,399,805 $15,535,636 $13,518,760 $19,176,979 20.10 $954,072 3.91%
336 Roads, Railroads & Bridges 1.34 $1,241,854 $1,230,636 $1,297,336 $366,748 18.78 $19,533 1.57%
Total Hydro Production Plant $294,772,215 $209,765,595 $183,524,028 $211,470,740 20.84 $10,148,766 344%

Other Production Rant

Ceredo 2041
341 Structures & Improvements 1.00 $1,706,255 $841,448 $1308.669 $397,586 17.40 $22,847 1.34%
344 Generators 1.00 $182,619,820 $88,430,297 $140,105,834 $42,513,986 17.99 $2,362,986 1.29%
345 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.00 $19,433,949 $9,323,935 $13.941336 $5,492,713 17.62 $311,736 1.60%
346 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.01 $1,665,123 $549,796 $300,929 $1,380.845 14.68 $94,045 5,65%
$205,425,147 $99,145,476 $155,656,668 $49,785,130 17.83 $2,791,614 1.36%

Dresden 2047
341 Structures & Improvements 1.02 $50,274,983 $15,123,016 $9,780,017 $41,500,466 22.57 $1,838,451 3.66%
342 Fuel Holders, Producers, & Acc. 1.01 $27,022,746 $8,018,734 $6,348,718 $20,944,255 23.70 $883,834 3.27%
344 Generators 1.01 $335,505,463 $94,570,538 $81,122,864 $257,737,654 23.61 $10,917324 3.25%
345 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.01 $28,821,805 $8,288,648 $5,919,681 $23,190342 2196 $1,010,220 3.51%
346 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.02 $31,764,896 $10,504,846 $3,390.053 $29,010,141 17.80 $1,629,496 5.13%
$473,389,893 $136,505,782 $106,561,333 $372,382,858 22,87 $16.279325 3.44%

Byticsby 2039
348 Energy Storage Equipment 1.00 S5.726.249 $1,002,094 $1,025,237 $4,701,012 16.50 $284,910 4.98%

341 Structures & Improvements 1.02 $51,981338 $15,964,464 $11,088,686 $41,898,052 2151 $1,861,298 3.58%
342 Fuel Holden, Producers, & Ace. 1.01 $27,022,746 $8,018,734 $6,348,718 $20,944,255 23.70 $883,834 3.27%
344 Generators 1.01 $518,125,283 $183,000,835 $221,228,698 $300,251,640 2161 $13,280,310 2.56%
345 Accessory Electrical Equip. 1.01 $48,255,754 $17,612,583 $19,860,917 $28,683,055 21.70 $1,321,955 2.74%
346 Misc. Power Plant Equip. 1.02 $33,430,019 $11,054,642 $3,690,982 $30,390,986 17.63 $1,723,541 5.16%
348 Energy Storage Equipment 1.00 $5,726,249 $1,002,094 $1,025,237 $4.701,012 16.50 $284,910 4.98%
Total Other Production Plant $684441,289 $236,653352 $263,243,238 $426369,000 22.05 $19355449 2.83%

Total Production Rant $6,593352,609 S4J71,784,644 $3368,934321 $3,649,187338 15.93 $229,034,022 3.47%
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DEPRECIATION STUDY
BASED ON PLANT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022

Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Net Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Description Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Book Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate
Transmission Plant
352 Structures & Improvements 60- R3 1.28 $178.591348 $34,317,585 $30,185,484 $198,411,441 50.14 $3,957,149 2.22%
353 Station Equipment 43-R2 1.12 $2,079,782,648 $497,229,911 $395,343,276 $1,934,013,290 33.82 $57,185,491 2.75%
3 54 Towers & Fixtures 75-R4 1.22 $517,390,378 $194,367,265 $175,944,621 $455371.640 53.98 $8,434,080 1.63%
355 Poles & Fixtures 37-L1.5 1.21 $574,384,094 $131,261,447 $87,941,605 $607,063,149 28.39 $21,382,992 3.72%
356 OH Conductor & Devices 68-R4 1.28 $865,848,378 $254,142,520 $192,493,778 $915,792,146 53.18 $17,220,612 1.99%
357 Underground Conduit 42-S6 1.00 $19,190,127 $1,014,057 $852,179 $18,337,948 39.78 $460,984 2.40%
358 Underground Conductor 24-L3.5 1.00 $28,792,659 $6,585,109 $4,082.289 $24.710,370 18.51 $1,334,974 4.64%
Total Transmission Plant $4,263,979,632 $1,118,917,894 $886343032 $4,153,599,984 37.77 $109,976,282 L58%

Distribution Plant

361 Structures & Improvements 5O-R5 1.15 $48,700,758 $12,750,426 $10,417,550 $45,588,322 36.93 $1,234,452 2.53%
362 Station Equipment 50-L0.5 1.25 $444,999,100 $84,395,273 $94,099,318 $462,149,557 41.88 $11,035,090 2.48%
364 Poles, Towers, & Fixtures 44-R0.5 1.81 $450,137,849 $196,266,244 $281,252,623 $533,496,884 33.91 $15,732,730 3.50%
365 Overhead Conductor & Devices 40-Rl 1.24 $643,365,735 $160,698,859 $150,971,124 $646,802,387 31.05 $20,827,764 3.24%
366 Underground Conduit 57-R4 1.00 $84,752,604 $22,816,267 $25,769,871 $58,982,733 44.23 $1,333,546 1.57%
367 Underground Conductor 55-R2.5 1.00 $214,243,419 $58,549,798 $67^79,033 $146,964,386 40.91 $3,592,383 1.68%
368 Line Transformers 35-L0 1.21 $420,777,839 $131,146,525 $166,102,997 $343,038,188 27.43 $12^05.949 2.97%
369 Services 35-LI.5 1.31 $204,137,909 $86,135,129 $97,148,721 $170,271,940 26.15 $6,511,355 3.1938
370 Meters 15- L1 1.06 $119,549,391 $11,516,646 $8,047,514 $118,674,840 11.79 $10,065,720 8.42%
371 Installations on Custs Prem. 16- L0 1.29 $41,247,038 $14,358,466 $24,488,048 $28,720,631 11.38 $2,523,781 6.12%
372 Leased Property on Oust. Prem. 25-L3 1.00 $771 $520 $707 $64 11.40 $6 0.73%
373 Street Lighting & Signal Sys. 23-R0.5 1.37 $21,860,494 $12,241,838 $14,008,021 $15,940,856 14.58 $1,093,337 5.00%
Virginia Distribution Plant $2,693,772,907 $790,875,991 $939385^27 $2^70,630,788 29.73 $86,456,114 3.21%

West Virginia Distribution

361 Structures & Improvements 1.15 $29,391,705 $10,716,720 $8,755,939 $25,044,522 36.93 $678,162 2.31%
362 Station Equipment 1.25 $296,590,444 $66,152,252 $73,758,655 $296,979,400 41.88 $7,091,199 2.39%
363 Energy Storage Equipment (6) 1.00 $165,101 $53,620 ($339,944) $505,045 10.13 $49,856 30.20%
364 Poles. Towers, & Futures 1.81 $475,372,581 $187,774,612 $269,083,980 $591,340,392 33.91 $17,438,525 3.67%
365 Overhead Conductor & Devices 1.24 $601,009,128 $151,421,486 $142,255,346 $602,995,973 29.52 $20,426,693 3.40%
366 Underground Conduit 1.00 $65,443,743 $16,667,120 $18,824,707 $46,619,036 44.23 $1,054,014 1.61%
367 Underground Conductor 1.00 $120,545,613 $27,192,898 $31,247,108 $89,298,505 40.91 $2,182,804 1.81%
363 Line Transformers 1.21 $248,510,633 $78317,736 $99,192,949 $201,504,917 27.43 $7,346,151 2.96%
369 Services 1.31 $184,544,108 $72,698,887 $81,994,466 $159,758,315 26.15 $6,109,305 3.31%
370 Meters 1.06 $100,780,073 $38,407,454 $26,838,068 $79,988,809 11.79 $6,784,462 6.73%
371 Installations on Cusu. Prom. 139 $25,316,964 $10,437,166 $17,800,357 $14,858,527 11.38 $1^05,670 5.16%
373 Street Lighting & Signal Sys. 1.37 $11,816,301 $4,653,797 $5,325,220 $10,863,1.12 14,58 $745,069 6.31%
$2,159,486,394 $664,493,748 $774,736,851 $2,119,756,553 29.77 $71,211,910 3.30%

370 MocfS 1.06 $47,141 $47.141 $47,462 $2,507 11.79 $213 0.45%
$47,141 $47,141 $47,462 $2,507 11.79 $213 0.45%

Total Distribution Plant $4,853306,442 S1,455,416380 $ 1,714,369,840 $4,690389,848 29.75 $157,668336 3.25%
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DEPRECIATION STUDY
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Average
Acct Retirement Survivor Nel Remaining Annual Depreciation
No Description________________ Date Curve Salvage Original Cost Theoretical Reserve Book Reserve Future Accruals Life Accrual Rate
General Plant
390 Structures & Improvements 46-R2.5 0,97 $247,065,475 $55,164495 $59437,715 $180,415,796 35.41 $5,095,052 2.06%
39) Office Furniture & Equipment 30-SQ 1.00 $14,402,600 $4,823,494 $5,066,298 $9,336,302 19.95 $467,985 3.25%
392 Transportation Equipment 27-SQ 1.00 $8,674 $2,335 $2,769 $5,905 19.73 $299 3.45%
393 Stores Equipment 55-SQ 1.00 $2,236,970 $667,409 5701,940 $1,535,030 38.59 $39,778 1.78%
394 Tools Shop & Garage Equipment 43-SQ 1.10 $46,477,079 $14,447,800 $14,033,782 $37,091,005 30.85 $1402.302 2.59%
395 Laboratory Equipment 37-SQ 1.00 $2,707,424 $1,599,222 $1,272,023 $1,435,401 15.14 $94,809 3.50%
396 Power Operated Equipment 25-SQ 1.00 $114,334 $2,675 (S1.721) $116,055 24.41 $4,754 4.16%
397 Communication Equipment 24-SQ 1.15 $187,394,480 $34,571,454 $25,786,571 $189,717,081 20.15 $9,415,240 5.02%
398 Miscellaneous Equipment 35-SQ 1.00 $10,583,741 $3,824,556 $4,170476 $6,413,465 22.35 $286,956 2.71%
Total General Plant $510390,777 $115,103440 $110,269,653 $426,066,040 25.66 $16407,175 3.25%

Total Depreciable Plant $16421^29,460 $6,961422,75$ $6,280,417,046 S12,919,243,460 25.17 $513,285,714 3.16%
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Virginia Base Case Settlement Revenue Allocation
Test Year Ended December 31, 2022

Settlement Settlement
Total Current _____________ Settlement Increase Settlement Settlement Base G and D Total Bill
Revenue1 Generation RIstriMififi I2tal ROR % Revgnuel % Increase1 %l.n<?rfiaM
Class Revenue
(D (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) = (4)+(5) (7) (8) = (3) + (6) (9) = (6)/(3) (10) = (6)/(2)

RS 808,953,749 681,409,750 (18,318,430) 108,473,082 90,154,652 6.67% 771,564,402 13.23% 11.14%

SGS 75,264,957 67,173,618 (2,124,617) 8,553,666 6,429,049 7.49% 73,602,667 9.57% 8.54%

GS 214,060,867 194,964,695 (4,187,732) 26,814,950 22,647,218 6.82% 217,611,913 11.62% 10.58%

MGS 49,953,398 42,862,531 (1,921,579) 6,751,648 4,830,069 6.74% 47,692,600 11.27% 9.67%

LPS 322,843,057 305,596,480 (7,439,805) 8,536,613 1,096,808 9.63% 306,693,288 0.36% 0.34%

SWS 4,029,051 3,244,323 (46,384) 660,758 614,374 0.41% 3,858,697 18.94% 15.25%

OL 11.779,416 12,842,238 0 1,527,935 1,527,935 9.92% 14,370,173 11.90% 12.97%

Total 1,486,884,495 1,308,093,636 (34,018,547) 161,318,652 127,300,105 7.15% 1,435,393,741 9.73% 8.56%

1. Includes fuel revenue

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Settlement Revenue Allocation Comparison

Company
As-Filed Settlement
Total Company As-Filed Total Bill Total Bill
Class Revenue Increase % Increase % Increase
(1) (2) (3) (4) = (3) / (2) (page 1)

RS 808,953,749 143,047,887 17.68% 11.14%

SGS 75,264,957 10,243,628 13.61% 8.54%

GS 214,060,867 31,577,725 14.75% 10.58%

MGS 49,953,398 7,759,056 15.53% 9.67%

LPS 322,843,057 17,260,726 5.35% 0.34%

SWS 4,029,051 757,918 18.81% 15.25%

OL 11,779,416 1,950,393 16.56% 12.97%

Total 1,486,884,495 212,597,333 14.30% 8.56%

 Attachment C
APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY - VIRGINIA APCo Exhibit
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TYPICAL ELECTRIC BILL COMPARISON Witness:KIW
VIRGINIA TARIFF NO. 26 vs. PROPOSED TARIFF NO. 27 Schedule 43
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1 RS RS 0 0 200 37.78 41.01 $ 3.24 8.6%

2 0 0 500 82.53 90.56 $ 8.04 9.7%
3 0 0 750 119.77 131.81 $ 12.03 10.0%
4 0 0 1,000 157.05 173.08 $ 16.03 10.2%
5 0 0 1,300 201.79 222.82 $ 20.83 10.3%
6 0 0 2.000 306.13 338.16 $ 32.03 10.5%
7
8 RS RS 0 0 200 37.78 33.01 $ (4.76) -12.6%
9 low income 0 0 500 82.53 82.56 S 0.04 0.0%
10 low Income 0 0 750 119.77 123.81 $ 4.03 3.4%
11 low income 0 0 1,000 157.05 165.08 S 8.03 5.1%
12 low income 0 0 1,300 201.79 214.62 $ 1Z83 6.4%
13 low Income 0 0 2,000 306.13 330.16 $ 24.03 7.8%
14
15 RS-TOD RS-TOD 0 0 500 84.65 93.19 $ 8.53 10.1%
16 On-Peak % 40% 0 0 1,000 159.42 176.51 $ 17.09 10.7%
17 Off-Peak % 60% 0 0 2,000 309.06 343.23 $ 34.17 11.1%
18 0 0 3,000 458.67 509.92 $ 51.25 11.2%
19 0 0 4,000 608.31 676.64 $ 68.33 11.2%
20 0 0 5,000 757.91 843.33 $ 85.42 11.3%
21
22 SWS SWS 0 0 1,500 245.45 278.72 $ 33.27 13.6%
23 0 0 3,000 481.33 547.88 $ 66.55 13.8%
24 0 0 5,000 795.86 906.79 $ 110.92 13.9%
25 0 0 10,000 1.582.20 1,804.04 $ 221.84 14.0%
26 0 0 20,000 3.154.87 3,598.55 $ 443.68 14.1%
27 0 0 30,000 4,727.54 5,393.07 $ 665.53 14.1%
28 0 0 40,000 6.300.21 7,187.58 $ 887.37 14.1%
29 0 0 50,000 7.872.88 8,982.09 S 1.109.21 14.1%
30
31
32 SGS SGS 0 0 200 36.80 39.08 $ 2.28 6.2%
33 0 0 500 77.26 83.01 $ 5.74 7.4%
34 0 0 1,000 144.74 156.22 $ 11.48 7.9%
35 0 0 2.500 347.20 375.90 $ 28.70 8.3%
36 0 0 5,000 684.62 742.02 $ 57.40 8.4%
37 0 0 7.500 1,022.05 1,108.15 $ 86.10 8.4%
38 0 0 15,000 2,034.31 2,206.52 $ 172J21 8.5%
39
40 SGS-LM-TOD SGS-LM-TOD 0 0 1,000 146.07 159.62 $ 13.55 9.3%
41 On-Peak % 45% 0 0 2.500 349.74 383.61 $ 33.87 9.7%
42 Off-Peak % 55% 0 0 5,000 689.18 756.91 $ 67.74 9.8%
43 0 0 7.500 1,028.60 1,130.21 $ 101.61 9.9%
44
45

46 SCHEDULE MGS TYPICAL BILLS

47
48

Billing Block 1 Block 2 Block 3* Proposed

49 Current Proposed Demand Metered Metered Metered Current Bin 821 %
50 Tariff Tariff Peak Energy Energy Energy Bill With RACs Increase Change
51
52 Crossover from Block 1 to Block 2 (kWh per KW) 275
53
54 MGS-SEC MGS-SEC
55 Load Factor 15% 25 2,738 0 475.10 546.47 $ 71.37 15.0%
58 15% 50 5,475 0 937.84 1,067.35 $ 129.51 13.8%
57 15% 150 16,425 0 2,788.70 3,203.67 $ 414.98 14.9%
58 15% 300 32,850 0 5,564.98 6,408.18 $ 843.19 15.2%
59 15% 500 54.750 0 9,266.72 10,680.85 $ 1,414.12 15.3%
60 15% 1,000 109,500 0 18.521.07 21,362.52 $ 2,841.44 15.3%
61 Load Factor 30% 25 5,475 0 804.46 867.83 $ 63.37 7.9%
62 30% 50 10,950 0 1,596.49 1.736.45 $ 139.96 8.8%
63 30% 150 32,850 0 4,764.70 5,211.01 $ 446.31 9.4%
64 30% 300 65,700 0 9,517.03 10,422.83 $ 905.81 9.5%
65 30% 500 109.500 0 15,853.47 17,371.94 $ 1,518.47 9.8%
66 30% 1,000 219,000 0 31.694.51 34,744.68 $ 3,050.16 9.6%
67 40% 25 6,875 425 1.009.59 1,079.94 $ 70.36 7.0%
68 40% 50 13.750 850 2,006.78 2,134.28 $ 127.49 6.4%
69 40% 150 41,250 2,550 5,995.53 6.404.45 $ 408.92 6.8%
70 40% 300 82.500 5,100 11,978.72 12.809.77 $ 831.05 6.9%
71 40% 500 137.500 8,500 19,95628 21,350.15 S 1,393.88 7.0%
72 40% 1,000 275,000 17,000 39,900.13 42,701.10 $ 2,800.97 7.0%
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No. Tariff Tariff Peak OffPk Exc. Energy With RACs Wrth RACs Increase Change tn
73
74 MGS-PRI MGS-PRI
75 Load Factor 15% 300 32,850 0 5,205.28 6,073.75 $ 868.47 16.7%
76 15% 500 54,750 0 8,627.79 10,126.06 S 1.498.27 17.4%
77 15% 1,000 109,500 0 17,184.10 20,256.82 $ 3,072.72 17.9%
78 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 8,906.66 9,961.12 $ 1,054.46 11.8%
79 30% 500 109.500 0 14,798.76 16,605.02 S 1.808.26 12.2%
80 30% 1,000 219,000 0 29,522.00 33,214.73 $ 3,692.73 12.5%
81 40% 300 82,500 5,100 11,374.25 12,277.40 $ 903.15 7.9%
82 40% 500 137.500 8,500 18,909.39 20,465.50 $ 1,556.11 8.2%
83 40% 1,000 275,000 17,000 37,747.27 40.935.72 $ 3,188.45 8.4%
84
85 MGS-SUB MGS-SUB
86 Load Factor 15% 300 32,850 0 4,812.29 4,594.93 $ (217.33) -4.5%
87 15% 500 54,750 0 7,909.22 7.658.24 $ (250.98) -3.2%
88 15% 1,000 109,500 0 15,651.61 15,316.50 $ (335.11) -2.1%
89 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 8,232.63 7,631.75 $ (600.88) -7.3%
90 30% 500 109.500 0 13,609.80 12,719.57 $ (890.23) -6.5%
91 30% 1.000 219,000 0 27,052.73 25,439.12 $ (1,613.62) -6.0%
92 40% 3(X) 82,500 5,100 10,512.85 9,547.92 $ (964.93) -9.2%
93 40% 500 137.500 6,500 17,410.17 15.913.22 $ (1,496.95) -8.6%
94 40% 1,000 275,000 17,000 34,653.49 31,826.41 $ (2,827.08) -8.2%
95
96 MGS-TRAN MGS-TRAN
97 Load Factor 15% 300 32,850 0 4,698.79 4,502.49 $ (396.30) -8.1%
98 15% 500 54,750 0 7,961.30 7,504.19 $ (457.11) -5.7%
99 15% 1,000 109,500 0 15,617.47 15,008.34 $ (609.13) -3.9%
100 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 8,288.90 7,475.59 $ (813.31) -9.8%
101 30% 500 109.500 0 13,611.41 12.459.29 $ (1,152.13)
102 30% 1,000 219,000 0 26,917.74 24.918.59 $ (1,999.15)
103 40% 300 82,500 5,100 10,548.94 9,352.37 $ (1,196.57) -11.3%
104 40% 500 137.500 8,500 17,378.17 15.587.30 $ (1.790.87) •10.3%
105 40% 1,000 275,000 17,000 34,451.25 31.174.60 $ (3,276.65) -9.5%
106

Proposed
Line Current Proposed Billing Demand Metered Current BUI Bill %
No. Tariff Tariff Peak OffPk Exc. Energy Bill With RACs Increase Change

107 GS-TOD-SEC GS-TOD-SEC

108 Load Factor 40% 50 0 14.600 1,927.09 2,168.81 $ 239.73 12.4%
109 40% 150 0 43,800 5,753.63 6,472.79 $ 719.17 12.5%
110 40% 300 0 87.600 11,493.44 12,931.78 $ 1,438.33 12.5%
111 Load Factor 60% 50 0 21.900 2,883.72 3.243.30 $ 359.57 12.5%
112 60% 150 0 65,700 8,623.54 9,702.29 $ 1.078.75 12.5%
113 60% 300 0 131,400 17.233.25 19,390.75 $ 2,157.50 12.5%
114 On-Peak % 45%
115 Off-Peak % 55%
116
117 GS-TOD-PRI GS-TOD-PRJ
118 Load Factor 40% 50 0 14.600 1,939.62 2,150.39 $ 210.77 10.9%
119 40% 150 0 43,800 5,675.85 6,308.14 $ 632.29 11.1%
120 40% 300 0 87.600 11,280.19 12,544.77 $ 1,264.58 11.2%
121 Load Factor 60% 50 0 21,900 2,873.67 3,189.81 $ 316.14 11.0%
122 60% 150 0 65,700 8,478.02 9,426.46 $ 948.44 11.2%
123 60% 300 0 131.400 16,884.54 18,781.41 $ 1,896.87 11.2%
124 On-Peak % 45%
125 Off-Peak % 55%
126
127 LGS-TOD-SEC LGS-TOD-SEC
128 Load Factor 40% 50 0 14.600 1,841.70 2,038.73 $ 197.03 10.7%
129 40% 150 0 43,800 5.497.46 6,088.54 $ 591.08 10.8%
130 40% 300 0 87.600 10,981.10 12,163.26 $ 1,182.17 10.8%
131 Load Factor 60% 50 0 21,900 2.671.43 2,924.86 $ 253.43 9.5%
132 60% 150 0 65,700 7,986.66 8,746.98 $ 760.31 9.5%
133 60% 300 0 131,400 15,959.50 17,480.12 $ 1,520.62 9.5%
134 On-Peak % 45%
135 Off-Peak % 55%
136
137
138
139 LPS-SEC LPS-SEC
140 Load Factor 65% 1,000 0 474,500 54,077.46 57,018.92 $ 2,941.47 5.4%
141 65% 5.000 0 2.372.500 269,567.34 284,274.66 $ 14.707.31 5.5%
142 65% 10,000 0 4,745,000 538,929.70 568,344.31 $ 29.414.62 5.5%
143 65% 15,000 0 7.117.500 808,292.06 852,413.99 $ 44,121.93 5.5%
144 65% 20,000 0 9.490.000 1,077,654.41 1,136,483.64 $ 58,829.23 5.5%
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No. Tariff Tariff Peak OffPk Exc. Energy With RACs With RACs Increase Change U1
145 65% 1,000 200 474,500 55.178.43 58,518.95 $ 3,340.52 6.1%
146 65% 5.000 500 2.372.500 272,319.79 288,024.73 $ 15,704.94 5.8%
147 65% 10,000 500 4.745.000 541,682.14 572,094.39 $ 30,412.25 5.6%
148 65% 15,000 750 7.117.500 812,420.72 858,039.10 $ 45,618.38 5.6%
149 65% 20,000 1,000 9,490,000 1,083,159.30 1,143,983.79 $ 60,824.49 5.6%
150
151 LPS-SEC LPS-SEC
152 Load Factor 85% 1,000 0 620.500 61,776.67 64,719.67 $ 2,943.00 4.8%
153 85% 5.000 0 3.102.500 308,063.41 322,778.39 $ 14,714.98 4.8%
154 85% 10,000 0 6,205.000 615,921.82 645,351.77 $ 29,429.95 4.8%
155 85% 15,000 0 9.307.500 923.780.25 967,925.18 $ 44,144.93 4.8%
156 85% 20,000 0 12.410.000 1,231,638.66 1,290,498.56 $ 58,859.90 4.8%
157 85% 1,000 200 620.500 62,877.65 66,219.70 S 3,342.05 5.3%
158 85% 5.000 500 3.102.500 310,815.85 326,528.46 $ 15,712.61 5.1%
159 85% 10,000 500 6,205,000 618.674.26 649,101.84 $ 30,427.58 4.9%
160 85% 15,000 750 9.307.500 927,908.91 973,550.29 S 45,641.38 4.9%
161 85% 20.000 1,000 12,410,000 1,237,143.55 1,297,998.71 $ 60,855.16 4.9%
162
163 LPS-PR1 LPS-PR1
164 Load Factor 65% 1,000 0 474,500 51,264.61 52,363.01 $ 1,098.40 2.1%
165 65% 5,000 0 2.372.500 255,217.05 260,709.00 $ 5,491.96 2.2%
166 65% 10.060 0 4.745.000 510,157.57 521,141.48 $ 10,983.91 2.2%
167 65% 15,000 0 7.117.500 765,098.13 781,573.99 $ 16,475.87 2.2%
168 65% 20,000 0 9,490,000 1,020,038.65 1,042,006.47 $ 21,967.81 2.2%
169 65% 1,000 200 474,500 51,869.40 53,029.99 $ 1,160.59 2.2%
170 65% 5,000 500 2.372.500 256,729.02 262,376.47 $ 5,647.45 2.2%
171 65% 10,000 500 4,745,000 511,669.54 522,808.94 $ 11,139.40 2.2%
172 65% 15,000 750 7.117.500 767,366.08 784,075.18 $ 16,709.10 2.2%
173 65% 20,000 1,000 9,490.000 1,023,062.59 1,045,341.39 $ 22,278.80 2.2%
174
175 LPS-PR1 LPS-PRI
176 Load Factor 85% 1.000 0 620,500 59,009.52 60,109.45 $ 1,099.93 1.9%
177 85% 5,000 0 3.102.500 293.941.57 299,441.19 $ 5,499.63 1.9%
178 85% 10,000 0 6,205,000 587,606.61 598,605.86 $ 10,999.24 1.9%
179 85% 15,000 0 9.307.500 881,271.69 897,770.56 $ 16.498.87 1.9%
180 85% 20,000 0 12,410,000 1.174,936.74 1,196,935.22 $ 21,998.48 1.9%
181 85% 1,000 200 620,500 59,614.31 60,776.43 $ 1,162.13 1.9%
182 85% 5,000 500 3.102.500 295,453.54 301,108.65 $ 5,655.12 1.9%
183 85% 10,000 500 6,205,000 589.118.58 600,273.32 $ 11,154.73 1.9%
184 85% 15.000 750 9.307.500 883.539.65 900,271.75 $ 16,732.10 1.9%
185 85% 20,000 1,000 12,410,000 1,177,960.68 1,200,270.14 $ 22,309.47 1.9%
186
187 LPS-SUB LPS-SUB
188 Load Factor 65% 1,000 0 474,500 47,309.45 48,327.16 $ (982.29) -2.1%
189 65% 5,000 0 2.372.500 235.326.88 230,415.39 $ (4.911.49) •2.1%
190 65% 10,000 0 4,745,000 470.348.65 460,525.67 $ (9,822.98) -2.1%
191 65% 15,000 0 7.117.500 705,370.44 690,635.97 $ (14,734.47) -2.1%
192 65% 20,000 0 9,490,000 940.392.22 920.746.25 $ (19,645.97) -2.1%
193 65% 1.000 200 474,500 47.752.42 46,747.02 $ (1,005.40) -2.1%
194 65% 5,000 500 2.372.500 236.434.29 231,465.04 $ (4,969.25)
195 65% 10.000 750 4,745,000 472.009.77 462,100.14 $ (9,909.63)
196 65% 15,000 1.000 7.117.500 707.585.27 692.735.26 $ (14.850.00) -2.1%
197 65% 20,000 1.000 9,490,000 942.607.04 922,845.54 $ (19,761.50) -2.1%
198
199 LPS-SUB LPS-SUB
200 Load Factor 80% 1,000 0 584,000 53,102.24 52,121.10 $ (981.15) -1.8%
201 80% 5,000 0 2,920,000 264,290.86 259,385.12 $ (4,905.74) -1.9%
202 60% 10,000 0 5,840,000 528,276.63 518,465.15 $ (9,811.48) -1.9%
203 80% 15,000 0 8,760,000 792,262.40 777,545.17 $ (14,717.22) -1.9%
204 85% 20.000 0 12,410,000 1,094,866.82 1.075,251.52 $ (19,615.30) -1.8%
205 85% 1,000 200 620,500 55,476.15 54,472.28 $ (1,003.87) -1.8%
206 85% 5,000 500 3.102.500 275,052.94 270,091.35 $ (4,961.59)
207 85% 10,000 750 6,205,000 549.247.07 539,352.77 $ (9,894.30)
208 85% 15,000 1.000 9.307.500 823,441.22 808,614.22 $ (14,827.00)
209 85% 20,000 1,000 12,410,000 1,097,081.64 1,077,350.81 $ (19,730.83)
210
211 LPS-TRAN LPS-TRAN
212 Load Factor 80% 5,000 0 2,920,000 262,256,57 257,455.86 $ (4,800.71) •1.8%
5,840,000 524.103.18 514,501.75 $ (9,601.42)
213
214
215
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80%
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10.000
15,000
20,000
0
0
0
8,760,000
12,410,000
785,949.78
1,086,340.94
771,547.65 $
1,067,145.76 $
(14,402.13)
(19,195.18)
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216 85% 5,000 500 3.102.500 272,984,63 268,133.32 $ (4,851.31)
217 85% 10,000 750 6,205,000 545.013.32 535,336.95 $ (9,676.36) -1.8%
218 85% 15,000 1,000 9.307.500 817,042.03 802,540.61 $ (14,501.42)
219 85% 20.000 1,000 12,410,000 1,088.524.76 1,069,224.55 $ (19,300.21)
220
221 Outdoor Lighting
222 High Pressure Sodium (HPS) Tariff Code
223 100W Overhead 094 10.26 11.56 S 1.29 12.6%
224 200W Overhead 097 14.90 16.55 S 1.66 11.1%
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225 400W Overhead 098 21.88 23.96 S 2.07 9.5%
226 100W Mongoose OH 117 18.12 20.65 $ 2.53 14.0%
227 2O0W Mongoose OH 118 21.35 24.03 $ 2.68 12.6%
228 400W Mongoose OH 119 26.88 29.73 $ 2.85 10.6%
229 250W Flood OH 127 17.26 19.08 $ 1.82 10.6%
230 400W Flood OH 109 22.44 24.60 $ 2.16 9.6%
231 70W Post Top 106 17.19 19.66 $ 2.47 14.4%
232 1Q0W Post Top 111 18.08 20.59 $ 2.52 13.9%
233 250W Post Top SB Fixture 103 24.42 27.42 $ 3.00 12.3%
234 250W Post Top 113 25.77 28.99 S 3.21 12.5%
235 400W Post Top 104 29.47 32.74 $ 3.27 11.1%
236 400W Flood PT 124 29.47 32.74 S 3.27 11.1%
237 100W Mongoose PT 141 31.64 36.30 S 4.65 14.7%
238 200W Mongoose PT 142 34.88 39.68 $ 4.80 13.8%
239 400W Mongoose PT 143 40.50 45.51 $ 5.01 12.4%
240
241 Metal Halide (MH)
242 150W OH 136 13.81 15.46 $ 1.65 12.0%
243 175W Flood OH 134 16.51 18.52 $ 2.00 12.1%
244 400W Flood OH 102 22.14 24.33 S 2.18 9.9%
245 1000W Flood OH 131 50.28 55.09 $ 4.81 9.6%
246 150W Post Top 137 20.32 23.00 S 2.68 13.2%
247 400W Post Top 105 26.31 29.15 $ 2.84 10.8%
248 175W Flood PT 135 21.17 23.91 $ 2.74 12.9%
249 400W Flood PT 126 26.38 29.23 $ 2.85 10.8%
250 1000W Flood PT 132 69.42 77.24 $ 7.83 11.3%
251
252 Mercury Vapor (MV)
253 175W Overhead 093 12.80 14.23 $ 1.43 11.1%
254 250W Overhead 096 17.51 19.44 $ 1.93 11.0%
255 400W Overhead 095 23.11 25.46 $ 2.34 10.1%
256 175W Post Top 099 15.44 17.28 $ 1.84 11.9%
257
258 LED
259 55W OH 150 7.43 8.39 $ 0.96 12.9%
260 100W OH 152 10.64 11.95 $ 1.31 12.3%
261 175W LED Flood OH 159 16.70 18.67 $ 1.97 11.8%
262

SCHEDULE GS TYPICAL BILLS

Billing Block 1 Block 2 Block 3* Proposed

Line Current Proposed Demand Total Metered Metered Metered Current Bill Bill %
No. Tariff Tariff Peak Energy Energy Energy Energy Bill With RACs Increase Change

Crossover from Block 1 to Block 2 (kWh per KW) 275

1
1 GS-SEC GS-SEC
2 30% 25 5,475 5,475 0 0 808.76 881.03 $ 72.28 8.9%
3 Load Factor 30% 50 10,950 10,950 0 0 1,605.10 1,736.45 $ 131.35 8.2%
4 30% 150 32,850 32,850 0 0 4,790.53 5,211.01 $ 420.48 8.8%
5 30% 300 65,700 65,700 0 0 9,568.66 10,422.83 $ 854.17 8.9%
6 30% 500 109,500 109,500 0 0 15,939.52 17.371.94 $ 1,432.42 9.0%
7 30% 1.000 219,000 219,000 0 0 31,866.62 34.744.68 $ 2,878.05 9.0%
8 60% 25 10,950 6,875 4.075 950 1,278.48 1,387.43 $ 108.95 8.5%
9 Load Factor 60% 50 21,900 13,750 8,150 1,900 2,544.56 2,775.66 $ 231.10 9.1%
10 60% 150 65,700 41,250 24,450 5,700 7,608.93 8,328.61 $ 719.68 9.5%
11 60% 300 131,400 82,500 48,900 11,400 15,205.45 16,658.04 $ 1,452.58 9.6%
12 60% 500 219,000 137,500 81,500 19,000 25,334.17 27.763.95 $ 2.429.78 9.6%
13 60% 1,000 438,000 275,000 163.000 38.000 50,655.91 55.528.69 $ 4.872.78 9.6%
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15 GS - PRI GS-PRJ
16 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 0 8,958.99 9,961.12 $ 1,002.13 11.2%
17 30% 500 109.500 0 0 14.883.97 16,605.02 $ 1,721.05 11.6%
18 30% 1,000 219,000 0 0 29,696.41 33.214.73 $ 3,518.32 11.8%
19 Load Factor 60% 300 82,500 48,900 11,400 14.343.70 16.028.90 $ 1.685.20 11.7%
20 60% 500 137.500 81,500 19,000 23,858.51 26,717.97 $ 2,859.46 12,0%
21 60% 1,000 275,000 163,000 38,000 47,645.49 53,440.67 $ 5,795.18 12.2%
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23 GS-SUB GS-SUB
24 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 0 8.198.82 7,631.75 $ (567.07) -6.9%
25 30% 500 109.500 0 0 13,553.45 12,719.57 $ (833.89) -6.2%
26 30% 1,000 219,000 0 0 26,940.03 25,439.12 $ (1,500.91) -5.6%
27 Load Factor 60% 30) 82,500 48,900 11,400 13,212.74 12,702.73 $ (510.01) -3.9%
28 60% 500 137.500 81,500 19,000 21,910.02 21,171^1 $ (738.81) -3.4%
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APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY - VIRGINIA APCo Exhibit No.
TYPICAL ELECTRIC BILL COMPARISON Wftness:KIW W
VIRGINIA TARIFF NO. 26 vs. PROPOSED TARIFF NO. 27 Schedule 43 C3
Section 1
STANDARD RATE SCHEDULES Page 5 of 5
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29 60% 1,000 275,000 163,000 38.000 43,653.16 42,342.41 $ (1,310.75) -3.0%
30
31 GS-TRAN GS-TRAN
32 Load Factor 30% 300 65,700 0 0 8,255.08 7,475.59 $ (779.49) -9.4%
33 30% 500 109,500 0 0 13,555.07 12,459.29 $ (1,095.78) -8.1%
34 30% 1,000 219,000 0 0 26,805.03 24,918.59 $ (1,886.44) -7.0%
35 Load Factor 60% 300 82,500 48,900 11,400 13,236.55 12,446.39 $ (790.16) -6.0%
36 60% 500 137,500 81,500 19.000 21;857.52 20,743.97 $ (1,113.55) -5.1%
37 60% 1,000 275;000 163,000 38,000 43,409.93 41,487.94 $ (1,922.00) -4.4%
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* Proposed Schedule GS includes 3rd energy block and all MGS customers