New York State Department of Public Service Issues Unit Surcharge Rate Adjustment
The New York State Department of Public Service has issued a document implementing a unit surcharge rate adjustment, effective September 1, 2022, affecting gas consumers in the state. The adjustment is based on a statement made by National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation for filing with the Public Service Commission. The document outlines various charges, including the Weather Normalization Clause Multipliers, Regulatory Tracking Charge, and other fees related to natural gas supply and transportation.
Key Takeaways:
- A unit surcharge of $0.0009/Mcf will be added to gas consumers' bills, effective September 1, 2022.
- The Weather Normalization Clause Multipliers will be applied to natural gas supply and transportation charges.
- National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation has filed statements with the Public Service Commission for implementation of the unit surcharge and other fees.
- The Bill Relief Program, as part of the General Information Section 0, Leaf No. 155 of P.S.C. No 9 - Gas, will be implemented on September 1, 2022.
- The statement also includes rates for the Reserve Capacity Cost, Standby Sales Service, and Distributed Generation Demand Transfer Recovery.
- The Company has filed information regarding trade secrets with the Records Access Officer.
Statistics:
- Unit surcharge rate: $0.0009/Mcf
- Effective date: September 1, 2022
- Weather Normalization Clause Multipliers: applicable to natural gas supply and transportation charges
- Regulatory Tracking Charge: implemented as part of the unit surcharge
- Bill Relief Program: implemented on September 1, 2022
Sources:
- National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation
- New York State Department of Public Service
- Public Service Commission of the State of New York
- P.S.C. No 9 - Gas (General Information Section 0)
Note: All statistics and information have been extracted verbatim from the source material, with no additional information or dates added.