2006 Rate Filing Details

On April 14, 2006, Green Mountain Power asked the Vermont Public Service Board to authorize an 11.95 percent rate increase to go into effect on January 1, 2007. Approximately 88 percent of the increase is due to rising power costs in a post-Katrina wholesale market, while the remaining 12 percent is due to increasing state and regional transmission costs.

Green Mountain Power’s rates have risen less than three percent since January 2001. During the same five-year period, the consumer price index rose 13 percent and wholesale energy costs increased 93 percent.

Also, with the encouragement of the state legislature, Green Mountain Power separately filed an innovative proposal that would establish a new regulatory framework for the Company. This proposal will advance important public policy objectives, provide benefits to our customers and raise the bar on our already efficient operations.

You’ll find here links to the filings made in the rate case.

Filing Documents 2006	Alternative Regulation 2006
RC Atchmt A 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Alt Reg Plan 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Atchmt B 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Ltr to PSB 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Atchmt C 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Petition 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Atchmt D 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Tariff Plan Rider 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Ltr to PSB 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Brown PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Petition 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Griffin PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Revised Tariffs 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Hevert PF Test 4-14-06.pdf
RC Brown PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Kvedar PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Couture PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Morris PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Farman PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf	AR Smith PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Griffin PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Hevert PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Julius PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Kvedar PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Martin PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Morris PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Omand PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Powell PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf
RC Soter PF Test 4-14-2006.pdf