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Code of Federal Regulations Title 10. Energy § 10.904.8 Lower basin development fund contribution charge

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) The Lower Basin Development Fund Contribution Charge will be developed by the Administrator of Western on the basis that the equivalent of 4 1/2 mills or 2 1/2 mills per kWh, as appropriate, required to be included in the rates charged to purchasers pursuant to section 1543(c)(2) of the Basin Act, as amended by the Hoover Power Plant Act, shall be collected from the energy sales of the Project.

(b) The Lower Basin Development Fund Contribution Charge shall be applied to each kWh made available to each Contractor, as provided for by Contract, except for the energy purchased by Western at the request of a Contractor to meet:

(1) That Contractor's deficiency in Firm Energy, pursuant to section 105(a)(2) of the Hoover Power Plant Act (43 U.S.C. 619(a)(2)) and section F of the Conformed Criteria;  and

(2) That Contractor's Uprating Program credit carry forward as provided by Contract. A 4 1/2 mills per kWh charge shall be applied to each kWh made available to an Arizona Contractor, and a 2 1/2 mills per kWh charge shall be applied to each kWh made available to a California or Nevada Contractor;  provided, that after the repayment period of the Central Arizona Project, a 2 1/2 mills per kWh charge shall be applied to each kWh made available to the Arizona, California, and Nevada Contractors. The Lower Basin Development Fund Contribution Charge shall be applied to energy overruns. The Lower Basin Development Fund Contribution Charge shall be applied each billing period for each Contractor.

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