Document 1932863

A CMS Energy Company
General Offices:
One Energy Plaza
Jackson, MI 49201
*Washington Office:
1730 Rhode Island Ave. N.W.
Suite 1007
Washington, DC 20036
June 30, 2011
Tel:
Fax:
(517) 788-0550
(517) 768-3644
Tel:
(202) 778-3340
Fax:
(202) 778-3355
Writer’s Direct Dial Number: (517) 788-0677
Writer’s E-mail Address: [email protected]
Ms. Mary Jo Kunkle
Executive Secretary
Michigan Public Service Commission
6545 Mercantile Way
P.O. Box 30221
Lansing, MI 48909
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
JAMES E BRUNNER
Senior Vice President
and General Counsel
JON R ROBINSON
Vice President and
Deputy General Counsel
Utility Law and
Regulation
Shelley J Ruckman
Kimberly C Wilson
Michael G Wilson
Assistant General
Counsel
David E Barth
H Richard Chambers
Neil R Fellows
Gary L Kelterborn
Deborah Ann Kile
M Bryan Little
Kathrine M Lorenz
Eric V Luoma
Raymond E McQuillan
Rhonda M Morris
Deborah A Moss*
Mirče Michael Nestor
Robert M Neustifter
Jeffrey D. Pintar
Vincent P Provenzano
John C Shea
Scott J Sinkwitts
Charlotte A Walls
Attorney
Re: Cases No. U-15805 - In the matter, on the Commission’s own motion, regarding the
regulatory reviews, revisions, determinations, and/or approvals necessary for
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY to fully comply with Public Acts 286 and 295
of 2008: 2010 Renewable Energy Annual Report
Dear Ms. Kunkle:
Enclosed for filing please find “Consumers Energy Company’s 2010 Renewable Energy
Annual Report” filed in accordance with the Commission’s Order issued March 2, 2010
pursuant to Section 51 of 2008 PA 295 and following the format approved by the MPSC Staff.
This is a paperless filing and is therefore being filed only in a PDF format. I have enclosed a
Proof of Service showing electronic service upon the parties.
Sincerely,
Digitally signed by Raymond E.
McQuillan
Date: 2011.06.30 17:49:05 -04'00'
Raymond E. McQuillan
cc:
Hon. Sharon L. Feldman (ALJ)
Julie Baldwin, MPSC Staff
Paul Proudfoot, MPSC Staff
Parties per Attachment 1 to Proof of Service
fl0611-1-241
One Energy Plaza  Jackson, MI 49201-2357  Tel 1 800 477 5050  www.consumersenergy.com
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
MPSC Case No. U-15805
Consumers Energy Company (“Consumers Energy” or the “Company”) provides
this Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for Calendar year 2010 to the
Michigan Public Service Commission (“MPSC” or the “Commission”) in
compliance with Public Act 295 of 2008 (“Act 295”), also known as the “Clean,
Renewable, and Efficient Energy Act”, Section 51 (1-3) and the Commission’s
March 2, 2010 order in MPSC Case No. U-15805. The information contained
herein is provided in the format requested by MPSC Staff.
SECTION 1: PA 295 SECTION 51 SUBSECTIONS 1-3 REQUIREMENTS
Section 51. (1) By a time determined by the commission, each
electric provider shall submit to the commission an annual
report that provides information relating to the actions taken
by the electric provider to comply with the renewable energy
standards. By that same time, a municipally-owned electric
utility shall submit a copy of the report to the governing body
of the municipally-owned electric utility, and a cooperative
electric utility shall submit a copy of the report to its board of
directors.
During 2010 the Company:
 maintained contracts in existence prior to enactment of Act 295 with
renewable energy suppliers;
 continued development efforts for its Lake Winds Energy Park, located in
Mason County, including awarding contracts for wind turbines, step up
transformer and construction which were subsequently approved by the
Commission in its December 2, 2010 order in MPSC Case No. U-15805;
 continued development efforts for its Cross Winds Energy Park, located in
Tuscola and Huron counties;
 awarded contracts to four suppliers as a result of the May 7, 2009
solicitation which were subsequently approved by the Commission in its
July 27, 2010 order in MPSC Case No. U-15805;
 exercised a right to extend a contract with one supplier that was originally
entered into to provide renewable energy for the Company’s voluntary
Renewable Resource Program, but was approved by the Commission for
the purpose of meeting the Company’s obligations under PA 295 in its
October 26, 2010 order in MPSC Case No. U-15805;
 awarded contracts to two suppliers as a result of an unsolicited proposal
which offered opportunities to enhance development of new technology
and increase employment in Michigan which were subsequently approved
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CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
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by the Commission in its November 19, 2010 order in MPSC Case No. U15805;
continued to accept applications from eligible customers proposing to sell
nameplate capacity and associated resource adequacy capacity, energy,
and renewable energy credits under the EARP tariff;
awarded 45 contracts under the phase one rates of the EARP tariff which
were subsequently approved by the Commission in its December 21, 2010
order in MPSC Case No. U-15805;
accepted delivery of energy from renewable energy systems under the
EARP tariff;
continued collection of the renewable energy surcharge authorized by the
Commission in its May 26, 2009 order in MPSC Case No. U-15805; and
continued renewable energy credit certification and tracking activities.
(2) An annual report under subsection (1) shall include all of
the following information:
(a) The amount of electricity and renewable energy credits
that the electric provider generated or acquired from
renewable energy systems during the reporting period and the
amount of renewable energy credits that the electric provider
acquired, sold, traded, or otherwise transferred during the
reporting period.
The amount of renewable energy credits provided in the table below, and any
renewable energy credits discussed in this report, is estimated. The estimate
was developed using the renewable energy generated or acquired and used to
serve jurisdictional load that the Company expects to have reported to the
Michigan Renewable Energy Certification System (“MIRECS”) by Qualified
Reporting Entities (“QRE”). The exact number of renewable energy credits to be
certified will be dependent upon the actual information reported to MIRECS.
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CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
Electricity
Renewable Energy
Generated or Acquired
Including
Michigan Incentive RECs
RECs Sold,
Traded or
Otherwise
Transferred
MWh
RECs
RECs
1,610,238
1,566,4351
02
(b) The amount of electricity that the electric provider
generated or acquired from advanced cleaner energy systems
pursuant to this act during the reporting period.
Electricity
Advanced Cleaner
Energy Credits
Generated or Acquired
ACECs
Sold,
Traded or
Otherwise
Transferred
MWh
ACECs
ACECs
0
0
0
(c) The capacity of each renewable energy system and
advanced cleaner energy system owned, operated, or
controlled3 by the electric provider, the total amount of
electricity generated by each renewable energy system or
advanced cleaner energy system during the reporting period,
and the percentage of that total amount of electricity from
each renewable energy system that was generated directly
from renewable energy.
1
Total does not include the 48,596 surplus energy optimization credits or the approximately 138,645
expired Renewable Resource Program RECs that were generated in 2010 which the Company plans to use
for PA 295 compliance in accordance with the Company’s amended Renewable Energy Plan approved by
the Commission in its May 10, 2011 order in MPSC Case No. U-16543.
2
Renewable energy credits sold, traded, or otherwise transferred excludes any non-jurisdictional renewable
energy credits sold, traded or otherwise transferred by the Company. Additionally, Renewable Energy
credits acquired or sold, traded, or otherwise transferred excludes the Renewable Energy Credits (or
Certificates) resulting from generation included in the Company’s Renewable Resource Program (“RRP”
or Green Generation Program).
3
For the purposes of this report, the term “controlled” refers to renewable or advanced cleaner energy
systems providing, under contract, RECs or ACECs with or without nameplate capacity or energy.
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CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
For reporting purposes, the Project Names used in this report should match
the Project Name used for reporting data to MIRECs (Michigan
Renewable Energy Certification System).
See Exhibit 1 for renewable energy systems owned by the Company.
See Exhibit 2 for renewable energy systems under contract to the Company.
The Company did not own, operate, or control, and did not receive electricity
from any advanced cleaner energy systems during the reporting period.
(d) Whether, during the reporting period, the electric provider
began construction on, acquired, or placed into operation a
renewable energy system or advanced cleaner energy
system.4
During 2010 the Company:
 continued development of the Lake Winds Energy Park and the Cross
Winds Energy Park;
 continued acceptance of electric energy delivery from the Elk Rapids
Hydroelectric Power Plant;
 continued acceptance of electric energy delivery from the Scenic View
Dairy – Freeport Anaerobic Digestion Electric Generation Plant;
 continued acceptance of electric energy delivery from the Zeeland Farm
Services Landfill Gas Electric Generation Plant 2;
 continued acceptance of electric energy delivery from the Dow Corning
Photovoltaic Solar Electric Generation Facility as part of the EARP;
 commenced acceptance of electric energy delivery from the WM
Renewable Energy Northern Oaks Landfill Gas Electric Generation Plant;
 commenced acceptance of electric energy delivery from the North
American Natural Resources Lennon Landfill Gas Electric Generation
Plant;
 commenced acceptance of electric energy delivery from the Scenic View
Dairy Fennville anaerobic digestion plant;
 commenced acceptance of electric energy delivery from an additional 58
Solar Electric Generation Facilities as part of the EARP;
See Exhibit 3 for a summary of new renewable energy systems placed into
service or contracted since the enactment of PA 295.
4
Report information for projects owned by the electric provider and projects where the provider is
purchasing renewable or advanced cleaner energy credits with or without energy or capacity.
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CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
The Company did not begin construction on, acquire, or place into operation any
advanced cleaner energy systems during the reporting period.
(e) Expenditures made in the past year and anticipated future
expenditures to comply with this subpart.
Include all expenditures to be recovered via the revenue recovery
mechanism (renewable energy surcharge). Electric providers without a
renewable energy surcharge may leave this table blank.
2010 Actual Expenditures
2011 Anticipated Expenditures
$7,297,002
$31.3 million
The Company estimates 2010 and 2011 Expenditures to be recovered as
Incremental Cost of Compliance as the amount of purchase contract costs in
excess of the portion to be recovered as PSCR, Fees, Return on Capital
Expenditures, and a portion of Capital Expenditures based on actual expenses
and the values included in the Company’s Renewable Energy Plan. Remaining
costs are expected to be recovered as part of the Company’s Power Supply Cost
Recovery process. The Company expects to recover $1,328,512 as PSCR
expense in 2010 and approximately $3.37 million in 2011 as PSCR expense.
(f) Any other information that the commission determines
necessary.
1. Provide the electric provider’s retail sales in MWh. Determine the retail
sales number using the method (a) or (b) below that corresponds with
the method approved by the Commission in the investor-owned electric
utility’s renewable energy plan:
a. The number of weather-normalized megawatt hours of electricity sold
by the electric provider during the previous year to retail customers in
this state. For purposes of this calculation, electric providers
using this option are directed to provide a forecasted retail sales
estimate for 2011.
b. The average number of megawatt hours of electricity sold by the
electric provider annually during the previous 3 years to retail
customers in this state. For purposes of this calculation, electric
providers using this option are directed to provide a forecasted
retail sales average using 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report for 2010
The Company elected to utilize the 3 year average method for establishing the
retail sales upon which its renewable energy standard would be based in its
approved Renewable Energy Plan. Accordingly, the Company provides the
average of its 2009 and 2010 actual sales, and forecasted 2011 sales.
1. Retail Sales (MWh)
33,275,578
2. Provide the total available RECs for the electric provider. Include
available banked RECs from previous periods, Michigan Incentive
RECs and RECs generated/acquired during the reporting period.
Note that, in accordance with the Company’s amended Renewable Energy Plan
approved by the Commission in its May 10, 2011 order in MPSC Case No. U16543, the Company’s methodology for calculating RECs expected from some
third party suppliers has changed. Due to this change in REC calculation and
refinements in the estimation of 2009 RECs, the total available RECs shown
below differs from the sum of the RECs reported in part 2(a) of the Company’s
annual report from 2009 and those shown in part 2(a) of this report.
2009 Available RECs
1,529,610
2010 Available RECs
1,566,435
2. Total Available RECs
3,096,045
3. Calculate the electric provider’s estimated available renewable energy
percentage for the reporting period by dividing the total available RECs
(Item number 2 above) by the retail sales (Item number 1 above) and
multiplying by 100.
3. Estimated Available
Renewable Energy %
for Reporting Period
9.3%
The Company looks forward to continuing its implementation of the Renewable
Energy Plan in 2011.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
(a)
Project Name
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
RENEWABLE ENERGY PLAN ANNUAL REPORT
2010
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Pumped Storage
(b)
Generation
Technology
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Y of N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
MW
2.550
8.000
9.000
8.850
6.000
9.000
31.520
17.000
4.000
4.960
6.760
20.010
3.300
1020.000
1150.950
(d)
Will Capacity
Count Toward
Capacity
Portfolio?
(c)
Nameplate
Capacity
MWh
13,913
22,354
21,825
30,623
20,777
24,548
78,958
39,345
15,876
9,437
19,381
53,967
10,003
1,224,139
1,585,146
(e)
Total Annual
Electricity
Generated
(f)
(g)
Percent of Total Total Renewable
Generated from
Energy
Renewable
Generated*
Energy
Resources
%
MWh
100.0
13,913
100.0
22,354
100.0
21,825
100.0
30,623
100.0
20,777
100.0
24,548
100.0
78,958
100.0
39,345
100.0
15,876
100.0
9,437
100.0
19,381
100.0
53,967
100.0
10,003
22.5
40.2
361,007
ELECTRIC PROVIDER OWNED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS SUMMARY
*Excludes energy generated from Ludington Pumped Storage
Calkins Bridge Hydro
Alcona Hydro
Cooke Hydro
Croton Hydro
Five Channels Hydro
Foote Hydro
Hardy Hydro
Hodenpyl Hydro
Loud Hydro
Mio Hydro
Rogers Hydro
Tippy Hydro
Webber Hydro
Ludington Pumped Storage
TOTAL
Exhibit 1
RECs
14,692
24,739
24,671
54,952
24,502
27,548
92,080
43,752
17,765
10,525
20,898
60,361
10,572
55,691
482,748
(h)
Total RECs
Generated
RECs
14,535
24,475
24,407
54,325
24,241
27,253
91,114
43,287
17,575
10,414
20,675
59,720
10,459
55,107
477,588
(i)
Jurisdictional
RECs
Generated
EXHIBIT 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Adrian Energy Associates - Adrian
Alverno Hydro Plant - 2 x 450 kw units
Cadillac Renewable Energy, LLC - Unit 2
Beaverton Hydro
Irving Hydro
LaBarge Hydro
Middleville Hydro
EARP Agg 1
EARP Agg 2
EARP Agg 3
EARP Agg 4
Elk Rapids Hydro (REPA)
C&C Electric 1 Plant (Gas Recovery Systems, LLC)
Genesee Power Station - CONS.GENESEE
Granger - Grand Blanc
Granger - Ottawa
Granger - Seymour
Granger - Byron Center (Landfill No. 2 Plant)
Granger - Pinconning (Landfill No. 1 Plant)
Grayling Generating Station - CONS.GRAYLING
Belding Hydro
Hillman Generating Plant
Hubbardston Hydro
Kent County Plant - Mass Burn Incinerator Plant
Michiana Hydro
NANR Lennon Generating Station - Lennon
Peoples Generating Station - Peoples Generating
SVD-Fenv - Scenic View Dairy, Fennville
SVD-Frpt - Scenic View Dairy -Freeport
Cascade Dam
Fallasburg Dam
Morrow Dam
T.E.S. Filer City Station - CONS.FILERCITY
Ada Dam
Viking Energy of Lincoln - Lincoln Power Station
Viking Energy of McBain - McBain Power Station
White's Bridge Hydro - Whites Bridge Hydro
WM Renewable Energy, LLC (Northern Oaks Plant)
Venice Resources Gas Recovery
Zeeland Farm Services - ZFS Plant 2
TOTAL
(a)
Project Name
Landfill Gas
Hydroelectric
Biomass
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Solar
Solar
Solar
Solar
Hydroelectric
Landfill Gas
Biomass
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Biomass
Hydroelectric
Biomass
Hydroelectric
Municipal Solid Waste
Hydroelectric
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Anerobic Digester
Anerobic Digester
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
Biomass
Hydroelectric
Biomass
Biomass
Hydroelectric
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
(b)
Generation
Technology
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Y of N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
Y
MW
2.40
1.00
34.00
0.50
0.60
0.70
0.35
0.80
0.20
0.15
0.08
0.70
2.75
35.00
3.81
4.57
0.75
3.79
3.42
36.17
0.30
18.00
0.22
18.00
0.08
0 08
1.60
3.20
0.80
1.60
1.40
0.90
0.80
50.00
1.40
16.30
16.30
0.75
1.60
1.50
1.60
268.09
(d)
Will Capacity
Count Toward
Capacity
Portfolio?
(c)
Nameplate
Capacity
MWh
20,327
2,752
199,149
2,778
1,800
3,911
1,342
787
185
36
32
2,448
4,836
128,168
31,223
37,540
6,026
26,484
20,289
206,073
1,807
143,808
412
103,851
214
415
19,988
3,511
3,672
7,854
4,426
4,435
489,774
6,541
143,044
140,575
2,881
1,076
11,829
13,031
1,799,327
(e)
Total Annual
Electricity
Generated
(f)
(g)
Percent of Total Total Renewable
Generated from
Energy
Renewable
Generated
Energy
Resources
%
MWh
100.0
20,327
100.0
2,752
100.0
199,149
100.0
2,778
100.0
1,800
100.0
3,911
100.0
1,342
100.0
787
100.0
185
100.0
36
100.0
32
100.0
2,448
100.0
4,836
100.0
128,168
100.0
31,223
100.0
37,540
100.0
6,026
100.0
26,484
100.0
20,289
95.3
196,387
100.0
1,807
85.9
123,531
100.0
412
100.0
103,851
100.0
214
100 0
100.0
415
100.0
19,988
100.0
3,511
100.0
3,672
100.0
7,854
100.0
4,426
100.0
4,435
4.6
22,530
100.0
6,541
81.6
116,724
81.1
114,006
100.0
2,881
100.0
1,076
100.0
11,829
100.0
13,031
69.4
1,249,231
CONTRACTED RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS SUMMARY
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
RENEWABLE ENERGY PLAN ANNUAL REPORT
2010
RECs
16,526
2,111
181,196
2,504
1,358
3,341
1,134
2,498
588
113
100
2452
2963
115700
15,695
33,291
9,580
17,924
17,927
177,093
1,508
109,133
285
91,764
167
468
17,690
1,242
4,130
6,616
3,885
3,755
19,518
5,571
103,057
100,382
2,431
1,189
10,449
13,239
1,100,573
(h)
Total RECs
Generated
RECs
16,350
2,087
179,260
2,477
1,343
3,305
1,122
2,471
582
112
99
2,426
2,932
114,465
15,527
32,936
9,479
17,733
17,736
175,220
1,492
107,960
282
90,784
165
462
17,501
1,229
4,086
6,546
3,843
3,715
19,313
5,512
101,961
99,318
2,405
1,175
10,338
13,097
1,088,847
(i)
Jurisdictional
RECs Generated
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
(a)
Project Name
Wind
Solar
Hydroelectric
Anerobic Digester
Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind
Wind
Landfill Gas
Anaerobic Digester
Anaerobic Digester
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Landfill Gas
Hydroelectric
(b)
Generation
Technology Type
Y of N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
MW
81.00
2.02
0.70
3.10
59.40
28.60
12.30
100.80
90.00
1.60
0.35
0.86
1.60
12.80
1.60
1.52
398.25
(d)
Will Capacity
Count Toward
Capacity
Portfolio?
(c)
Nameplate
Capacity
Date
3/1/2012
9/3/2009
10/13/2009
7/1/2011
3/1/2012
7/1/2011
7/1/2011
9/1/2011
7/1/2011
4/1/2010
10/1/2010
10/13/2009
7/1/2010
10/11/2010
10/13/2009
5/5/2008
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Date
12/31/2012
6/30/2011
10/13/2009
9/1/2012
12/31/2012
12/31/2012
1/1/2012
10/16/2012
1/1/2012
12/16/2010
10/1/2010
12/10/2009
11/11/2010
1/1/2012
10/13/2009
3/3/2009
Y or N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
Y
(e)
(f)
(g)
Construction
Commercial
Is Project Owned
Start Date Or
Operation Date**
by Electric
Acquisition Date* (May be forecast)
Provider?
(May be forecast)
NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS SUMMARY
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY
RENEWABLE ENERGY PLAN ANNUAL REPORT
2010
* In the case of projects not owned by the electric provider, this is the date the purchase agreement became effective
** In the case of projects not owned by the electric provider, this is the date that delivery of energy commenced
Blissfield Wind Energy
EARP
Elk Rapids Hydro
Fremont Community Digester
Harvest II Windfarm
Heritage Garden Wind Farm I
Heritage Stoney Corners Wind Farm II
Lake Winds Energy Park
Michigan Wind 2
North American Natural Resources - Lennon
Scenic View Dairy - Fennville
Scenic View Dairy - Freeport
WM Renewables - Northern Oaks
WM Renewables - Pine Tree Acres
Zeeland Farm Services - Plant 2
Hardy Hydro - Unit 3 Upgrade
TOTAL
EXHIBIT 3
Contract Costs
RECs Expensed
REC Inventory
Return on REC Inventory
Fees
Return on Cap Ex
Contract Costs
RECs Expensed
REC Inventory
Return on REC Inventory
Fees
Return on Cap Ex
15 Capital Expenditures
16 Total
9
10
11
12
13
14
7 Capital Expenditures
8 Total
1
2
3
4
5
6
22,415,250
31,260,535
-245,831
0
2,837,435
127,816
155,865
5,970,000
2011
4,519,218
7,297,002
2010
103,996
0
1,181,919
53,241
145,923
1,292,705
Based on "REC Cost Forecast 20110307.xlsx"
Based on average annual rate of return from 2010
U-16543 Exhibit TPC-9
Based on U-16543 Workpaper MRB-5 row 40
Based on Total Build Cap Ex of $1.62 Billion and Transfer Costs of $1.13 Billion
(approximately 30.25% ICC) and U-16543 Workpaper MRB-5 row 7
Comment
Total REPA Cost (U-16543 TPC-6) - REPA Transfer Cost (U-16543 TPC-8) - REC
Inventory Cost (Line 11)
See JPS-4, Line 1
See JPS-3, Line 10
See JPS-1, Line 7
See JPS-2, Line 11
Based on Total Build Cap Ex of $1.62 Billion and Transfer Costs of $1.13 Billion
(approximately 30.25% ICC) and JPS-2, Line 1
Comment
See JPS-1, Line 6
Consumers Energy Company
Renewable Energy Plan Annual Report - 2010
Workpaper
Calculation of Annual Expenditures to be recovered as Incremental Cost of Compliance
STATE OF MICHIGAN
BEFORE THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In the matter, on the Commission’s own motion, )
regarding the regulatory reviews, revisions,
)
determinations, and/or approvals necessary for )
CONSUMERS ENERGY COMPANY to fully )
comply with Public Acts 286 and 295 of 2008: )
2009 Renewable Energy Annual Report
)
)
Case No. U-15805
PROOF OF SERVICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF JACKSON
)
) SS
)
Sharon K. Davis, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that she is employed in
the Legal Department of Consumers Energy Company; that on June 30, 2011 she served
an electronic copy of “Consumers Energy Company’s 2010 Renewable Energy
Annual Report.” upon the persons listed in Attachment 1 hereto, at the e-mail addresses
listed therein.
Digitally signed by Sharon K. Davis
Date: 2011.06.30 17:51:36 -04'00'
__________________________________________
Sharon K. Davis
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of June, 2011.
Digitally signed by Mary K. Polack
Date: 2011.06.30 17:54:21 -04'00'
_________________________________________
Mary K. Polack, Notary Public
State of Michigan, County of Jackson
My Commission Expires: 09/09/12
Acting in the County of Jackson
Attachment 1 to Cases No. U-15805 - E-Mail Service List
Party
Name
E-mail Address
Administrative Law Judge
Hon. Sharon L. Feldman
[email protected]
Counsel for the Michigan Public
Service Commission Staff
Counsel for Constellation
NewEnergy
Kristin M. Smith, Esq.
Pat Poli
John M. Dempsey, Esq.
Jennifer L. Copland, Esq.
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Counsel for Energy Michigan
Eric J. Schneidewind, Esq.
[email protected]
Jennifer U. Heston, Esq.
[email protected]
David E. S. Marvin, Esq.
[email protected]
Christopher M. Bzdok, Esq.
Bradley D. Klein, Esq.
Robert J. Kelter, Esq.
Rebecca Stanfield
David Wright
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Rodger A. Kershner, Esq.
Jon D. Kreucher, Esq.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Roderick S. Coy, Esq.
Leland R. Rosier, Esq.
[email protected]
[email protected]
James T. Selecky
[email protected]
Donald E. Erickson, Esq.
[email protected]
Michael J. McGarry
Dan Salter
Donna Mullinax
Tracy Klaes
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Richard J. Aaron, Esq.
[email protected]
Don L. Keskey, Esq.
[email protected]
Counsel for Hemlock
Semiconductor Corporation and
Michigan Sustainable Energy
Coalition
Counsel for the Michigan Cable
Telecommunications Association
Counsel for the Natural
Resources Defense Council,
Environmental Law & Policy
Center, Ecology Center, and
Michigan Environmental Council
(“MEC”)
Counsel for RES North America,
LLC, LS Power Associates, L.P.,
Lafarge Midwest, Inc., Michigan
Wholesale Power, and New
Covert Generating Company,
LLC
Counsel for the Association of
Businesses Advocating Tariff
Equity (“ABATE”)
Consultant for the Association of
Businesses Advocating Tariff
Equity (“ABATE”)
Counsel for Attorney General
Bill Schuette
Consultants for Attorney General
Bill Schuette
Counsel for Midland
Cogeneration Venture Limited
Partnership (“MCV”)
Counsel for the Michigan
Community Action Agency
Association
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