Proceedings of the Annual Iowa State University Regulatory Conference on Public Utility Valuation and the Rate Making Process, Volumes 24-25Iowa State University., 1985 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 79
Page 278
... amounts in terms of the dollars of the net salvage study year . In cases where the historical gross salvage data was inadequate , the gross salvage dollar amount was based on the estimated physical quantity of salvageable material in ...
... amounts in terms of the dollars of the net salvage study year . In cases where the historical gross salvage data was inadequate , the gross salvage dollar amount was based on the estimated physical quantity of salvageable material in ...
Page 279
... amounts were then restated to the equivalent single year of retirement . The gross salvage and cost of retiring ... amount . Estimation of Net Salvage Percentages The restated gross salvage and cost of retiring amounts were reviewed ...
... amounts were then restated to the equivalent single year of retirement . The gross salvage and cost of retiring ... amount . Estimation of Net Salvage Percentages The restated gross salvage and cost of retiring amounts were reviewed ...
Page 26
... amount retained will equal the amount of the depreciation expense for the period . In effect , the entity has then recovered some of the capital invested in the assets being depreciated . Since depreciation is defined as a method of ...
... amount retained will equal the amount of the depreciation expense for the period . In effect , the entity has then recovered some of the capital invested in the assets being depreciated . Since depreciation is defined as a method of ...
Contents
First Session Traditional Regulatory Principles | 1 |
Second Session Economic and Regulatory Aspects | 15 |
Recent Experience in a New Form | 25 |
24 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accounting additional allowed alternative amount analysis applied asset associated assume basis Bell benefits bypass called capacity capital carriers charges Commission Communications companies competition concern considered construction continue contract cost curve customers debt demand depreciation determine discount discussed distribution economic effect efficient electric energy equal equity estimates example exchange existing expected facilities FERC firm forces forecast future going important income increase industry interest investment Iowa issues loss lower major marginal method natural gas operating percent period pipeline plant present problem producers proposed Public purchase question reasonable recovery reduced regulation regulatory response result retirement risk separate serve standard supply telephone term toll transmission transportation unit users utility