Kentucky Public Service Commission

Order Entered: Pursuant to the terms of the Settlement Agreement in Case No. 2012- 00578 and the Commission's Order in Case No. 2013-00325, Kentucky Power's environmental surcharge billing factor will remain at zero percent until changed by the Commission. 2. Kentucky Power shall not refund the net over-recovery of $14,326 in the first month following the issuance of this order per ordering paragraph 1 and the terms of the Settlement Agreement in Case No. 2012-00578. 3. Kentucky Power shall use a weighted average cost of capital of 8.03 percent and a tax gross-up factor of 1.5487, a return on equity rate of 10.50 percent, and an overall grossed-up return of 10.58 percent in all monthly environmental surcharge filings subsequent to the date of this Order. 4. Other than the net over-recovery of $14,326 discussed in this Order, the charges and credits determined by Kentucky Power through its environmental surcharge for the period July 1, 2013, through December 31, 2013, are approved.

Motion/Request to Submit Case on Record

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power Company

20140610_PSC_IC Memo.pdf

KPCO Responses to May 22, 2014 IC Data Responses

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power Company

Order Entered: 1. Kentucky Power's motion to withdraw and remand its motion for rehearing filed in Case No. 2014-00052 is granted. 2. The motion for rehearing is remanded.

Read 1st and Motion to Withdraw

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power Company

Motion for Rehearing

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power Company

Notice of Informal Conference

Revised Exhibit to KPCO Respsonse to Staff 1-3

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power Company

Company Response to PSC 1st Set of Data Requests and Direct Testimony of Amy J Elliott

Judy K Rosquist Kentucky Power

Order Entered: (1) Unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, the procedures set forth in 807 KAR 5:001, Section 8, shall be followed when filing papers in this proceeding. (2) Within seven days of the date of this Order, Kentucky Power shall file a statement as to whether it or its agents waive any right to service of Commission Orders by United States mail. (3) Unless a party granted leave to intervene states its objection to the use of electronic filing procedures in a motion for intervention, the party shall: a. Be deemed to have consented to the use of electronic filing procedures and the service of all papers, including Orders of the Commission, by electronic means; and b. Within seven days of the date of an Order of the Commission granting its intervention, file a written statement that: (1) It waives any right to service of Commission Orders by United States mail; and (2) It, or its authorized agent, possesses facilities to receive electronic transmissions. (4) If a party objects to use of electronic filing procedures and Commission determines good cause exists to excuse that party from use of electronic filing procedures, service of documents on and by that party shall be made in accordance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 4(8). (5) The procedural schedule set forth in Appendix A shall be followed. (6) Any party who submits a motion to intervene after April 22, 2014, and is granted full intervention shall accept and abide by existing procedural schedule.