Net Lost Revenues (NLR Sample Clauses

Net Lost Revenues (NLR. DEP shall be permitted to recover, through the DSM/XX xxxxx, NLR associated with the implementation of approved DSM and EE Measure Units or Programs, subject to the restrictions set out below. The South Carolina retail kWh sales reductions that result from an approved Measurement Unit installed in a given Vintage Year will be eligible for use in calculating Net Lost Revenues eligible for recovery only for the first 36 months after the installation of the Measurement Unit. Thereafter, such kWh sales reductions will not be eligible for calculating recoverable Net Lost Revenues for that or any other Vintage Year. Programs or Measures with the primary purpose of promoting general awareness and education of EE and DSM activities, as well as research and development activities, are ineligible for the recovery of Net Lost Revenues. In order to recover estimated NLR associated with a pilot program or measure, DEP must, in its application for program or measure approval, demonstrate (a) that the program or measure is of a type that is intended to be developed into a full-scale, Commission-approved program or measure, and (b) that it will implement an EM&V plan based on industry-accepted protocols for the program or measure. No pilot program or measure will be eligible for NLR recovery upon true- up unless it (a) is ultimately proven to have been cost-effective, and (b) is developed into a full- scale, commercialized program. ELECTRONICALLY FILED - 2020 December 4 2:28 PM - SCPSC - Docket # 2015-163-E - Page 47 of 60 Settlement Agreement Exhibit No. 1 Notwithstanding the allowance of 36 months’ Net Lost Revenues associated with eligible kWh sales reductions, the kWh sales reductions that result from Measurement Units installed will cease being eligible for use in calculating Net Lost Revenues as of the effective date of (a) a Commission-approved alternative recovery mechanism that accounts for the eligible Net Lost Revenues associated with eligible kWh sales reductions, or (b) the implementation of new rates approved by the Commission in a general rate case or comparable proceeding to the extent the rates set in the general rate case or comparable proceeding are set to explicitly or implicitly recover the Net Lost Revenues associated with those kWh sales reductions. Recoverable NLR shall be calculated in a manner that appropriately reflects the incremental revenue losses suffered by the Company, net of avoided fuel and non-fuel variable O&M expenses. Overall recover...
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