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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Northern States Power Company Case No. PU-22-410 Advance Prudence – 150 MW PPA for MinnDakota Wind Application NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING On November 18, 2022, Northern States Power Company (NSP) filed an application for Advanced Determination of Prudence for a 41-month extension of the existing 150 MW Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the output of the MinnDakota Wind facility, extending the PPA through May 31, 2026. NSP believes approval of the PPA extension will help assure the continued operation of the MinnDakota Wind Facility at a cost-effective price providing a short-term hedge against market volatility benefitting North Dakota customers. The issues to be considered in this proceeding are: 1. Whether NSP’s proposed resource addition is prudent. 2. Whether the Commission should grant NSP an advanced determination of prudence Those interested are invited to comment on the application in writing. Persons desiring a hearin ....
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Northern States Power Company Case No. PU-22-368 Renewable Resource Cost Recovery (2023) Rates NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING October 5, 2022 On September 19, 2022, Northern States Power Company (NSP) filed a request for approval of its 2023 Renewable Energy Rider (RER). The purpose of this rider is to recover, from NSP North Dakota electric customers, costs of renewable energy generation not presently reflected in retail rates. In this filing, NSP would recover costs of two new and two previously approved projects. The 2023 RER rate would be applied to all energy billed to each customer effective January 1, 2023. The RER rate would increase from $0.001856 per kWh to $0.002431 per kWh. As a result of the RER rate change, a residential electrical customer consuming 750 kWh per month would experience a bill increase of $0.43 per month. The issues to be considered in this proceeding are: 1. Whether the investments and associated costs for ....
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Northern States Power Company Case No. PU-22-360 Franchise Fee - City of Fargo Tariff and Rates NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING September 21, 2022 On September 2, 2022, Northern States Power Company (NSP) filed an application for revisions to its Surcharge Rider tariff to incorporate the changes approved by the city of Fargo, North Dakota, providing for a franchise fee discount to large users of gas. The tariff revisions would cause a decrease to some North Dakota customers. The issues to be considered in this matter are: 1. Whether the proposed tariff changes are reasonable, and 2. Whether the tariff changes should be approved. Those interested are invited to comment on the application in writing. Persons desiring a hearing must file a written request identifying their interest in the proceeding and the reasons for requesting a hearing. Comments and requests for hearings must be received by November 2, 2022. If deemed appropriate, the ....
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Northern States Power Company Case No. PU-22-311 2021 Power Purchase Agreement Costs Compliance NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING July 27, 2022 On July 8, 2022, Northern States Power Company (NSP) filed a compliance filing in accordance with Section I.B.1 of the Comprehensive Settlement Agreement in Case No. PU-12-813 et. Al. Section I.B.1 requires NSP to annual provide a list of new Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) less than 50 MW in size that have been included in NSP’s Fuel Cost Recovery Rider (FCR) during the previous year. This filing states that the North Dakota jurisdictional share of the costs associated with three existing 1.8 MW wind facilities were extended, and therefore continue to be included in the FCR in 2021. The issues to consider in this proceeding are: 1. Are the PPAs least cost resources? 2. Is there other relevant information the Commission should consider? Those interested are invited to comment on the application ....