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Colorado Revised Statutes Title 40. Utilities § 40-2-137. Investor-owned utility electric resource planning--retirement of electric generating facility--commission to consider securitization as means of financing

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) For each investor-owned electric utility that submits for commission approval an electric resource plan that includes a portfolio in which an existing electric generating facility in the state would be retired, the commission shall require the investor-owned electric utility to present as part of the resource plan the net present value of revenue requirements for the portfolio based on:

(a) A projection in which the investor-owned electric utility issues CO-EI bonds, as defined in section 40-41-102(5), to recover, finance, or refinance costs arising from the retirement of the electric generating facility pursuant to the “Colorado Energy Impact Bond Act”, article 41 of this title 40; and

(b) A projection in which the investor-owned electric utility does not issue CO-EI bonds.

(2) The commission shall consider the two net present value of revenue requirement options presented by the investor-owned electric utility in its review of the investor-owned electric utility's electric resource plan.

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