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Case Number:
2017-00198
Case Status:
Closed
Utility/Industry Type :
Electric
Utility/Industry Subtype :
Transmission and Distribution Utilities (T and Ds)
Case Type :
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL
Case Subtype :
RATE CHANGE - 307
Pertaining to Utility/Company :
VERSANT POWER
Case Title :
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A RATE CHANGE - 307 (7/1/18) PERTAINING TO EMERA MAINE.
Initiating Filer :
VERSANT POWER
Case Start Date :
8/2/2017
Assigned Staff :
Aaron.Palm,
Beverly.Shejen,
Derek.D.Davidson,
Faith.Huntington,
Jordan.D.McColman,
LYNN.A.FORTIN,
Lucretia.Smith,
Sally.Merritt,
Matthew.Rolnick,
Michael.Simmons,
Christine.R.Cook,
Chuck.Cohen
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Filings (88)
Data Requests (10)
Public Comments (713)
Active Party and Notification List (74)
Assigned Staff (12)
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Item No.
Date Filed
Description Of Filing
Filing Party
Filed By
No of Attachments
Deleted Filings
88
1/11/2021
Service of January 8, 2021 Notice of Proceeding and Opportunity to Intervene in DN 2020-00316
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
1
87
2/27/2019
Notice of Proceeding and Opportunity to Intervene in Docket No. 2019-00019
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
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86
10/4/2018
NOTICE OF INVESTIGATION Copied to this case from 2018-00271
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
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85
9/11/2018
ORDER ON RECONSIDERATION
COMMISSION, MPUC
COMMISSION, MPUC
1
84
8/1/2018
PROCEDURAL ORDER
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
COMMISSION STAFF, CMS
1
83
7/18/2018
Emera Maine's Motion for Reconsideration
VERSANT POWER
Verrill Dana, LLP
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82
7/2/2018
Emera Maine Revised Tariffs
VERSANT POWER
Versant Power, Regulatory
7
81
6/28/2018
ORDER
COMMISSION, MPUC
COMMISSION, MPUC
4
80
6/21/2018
Emera Maine D-rate exhibits
VERSANT POWER
Versant Power, Regulatory
4
79
6/15/2018
OPA's Exceptions to Examiners' Report
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE
PUBLIC ADVOCATE, OFFICE OF THE
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EMME-001
EMME-001
1/3/2018
26
EXM (Advisor)
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EMME-002
EMME-002
1/3/2018
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OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE
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EMME-003
4/6/2018
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EMME-004
4/6/2018
9
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE
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EXM-001
Examiner's Data Request No. 001 Re: Witnesses Richardson/McQuaid/Chahley
10/24/2017
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EMERA MAINE
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EXM-002
EXM 002 Re: Holyoke Panel
10/24/2017
56
EMERA MAINE
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EXM-003
EXM 003 Re: Perkins Testimony
10/25/2017
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EMERA MAINE
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EXM-004
EXM 004 Re: Belliveau Panel
10/26/2017
51
EMERA MAINE
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EXM-005
EXM 005 Re: Revenue Requirement
10/26/2017
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EXM-006
EXM 006 Re: Chahley Rebuttal Testimony
2/20/2018
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Donald Roakes
225 BEAN RD OTISFIELD, ME 04270-6038
Email ID: donroakes@myfairpoint.net
Phone No.: (207) 539-4675
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Donald Roakes 225 BEAN RD OTISFIELD, ME 04270-6038 (207) 539-4675 donroakes@myfairpoint.net
Gerald Nicklaus
PO BOX 836 OXFORD, ME 04270-0836
Email ID: nic275a@aol.com
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Mr. Gerald Nicklaus PO BOX 836 OXFORD, ME 04270-0836 nic275a@aol.com
Mary Zoidis
872 HAMMOND ST BANGOR, ME 044014328
Email ID: mambo872@gmail.com
Phone No.: (207) 942-5481
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Mary Zoidis 872 HAMMOND ST BANGOR, ME 044014328 (207) 942-5481 mambo872@gmail.com
Mr. Gregory Summers
118 NASKEAG RD BROOKLIN, ME 04616-3318
Email ID: greg@gsummers.com
Phone No.: (207) 359-4412
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Mr. Gregory Summers 118 NASKEAG RD BROOKLIN, ME 04616-3318 (207) 359-4412 greg@gsummers.com
Marjorie VanDine
1492 GRINDSTONE RD GRINDSTONE TWP, ME 04460-4022
Email ID: mdvandine@gmail.com
Phone No.: (207) 447-9371
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Marjorie VanDine 1492 GRINDSTONE RD GRINDSTONE TWP, ME 044604022 (207) 447-9371 mdvandine@gmail.com
Raymond Martineau
128 HIGH ST APT 2 AUBURN, ME 04210-5764
Email ID: rmartineau2@roadrunner.com
Phone No.: (207) 795-0580
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Raymond Martineau 128 HIGH ST APT 2 AUBURN, ME 042105764 (207) 795-0580 rmartineau2@roadrunner.com
Anthony Heller
PO BOX 144 BLUE HILL, ME 046140144
Email ID: tyheller@gmail.com
Phone No.: (207) 374-5308
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Anthony Heller PO BOX 144 BLUE HILL, ME 046140144 (207) 374-5308 tyheller@gmail.com
Laura Barnes
Lee Road LINCOLN, ME 04457
Email ID: moonstar7477@aol.com
Phone No.: (207) 403-9018
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Ms. Laura Barnes lee rd LINCOLN, ME 04457 (207) 403-9018 moonstar7477@aol.com
Devlin Whelan
PO BOX 492 BLUE HILL, ME 04614-0492
Email ID: brak2@myfairpoint.net
Phone No.: (207) 359-2434
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Devlin Whelan PO BOX 492 BLUE HILL, ME 04614-0492 (207) 359-2434 brak2@myfairpoint.net
Dorothy Parkhurst
72 PINES RD BENTON, ME 04901-3626
Email ID: elissag@roadrunner.com
Phone No.: (207) 453-7552
6/18/2018
TO: Commissioners of Maine's Public Utilities Commission Maine, As a Mainer concerned about the rising cost of healthcare, increased property taxes, and everyday expenses, I urge you to deny Emera Maine's most recent request for an electric distribution rate increase. First, this is the third rate increase Emera Maine has requested in less than five years. This is unaffordable for most Maine families, especially those living on fixed incomes. Second, Congress gave Emera Maine a historic corporate tax cut as part of the Tax Cut bill earlier this year. Why haven't those savings been passed down to Maine consumers and their customers? Third, Mainers take pride in self-reliance. We expect a similar reliability when it comes to turning on the lights, heating up our cook-tops, and plugging in our phones and TVs. This reliable service should come with quality customer service. Emera can do better for all Mainers and they shouldn't need to raise rates on their customers to do so. I urge the Maine Public Utilities Commission to do the right thing by denying Emera Maine's rate increase request. As a resident who is tired of seeing my electric bill go up and up, I hope our Public Utilities Commissioners will do the right thing. Sincerely, Dorothy Parkhurst 72 PINES RD BENTON, ME 04901-3626 (207) 453-7552 elissag@roadrunner.com
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Mailing Address
Email/Phone/Fax
Allen, Carrie H
179 Lincoln Street, suite 500
Boston MA 02111
Email ID: callen@sunedison.com
Phone Ph: 857-303-2658
Fax:
Barresi Saucier, Joy
1922 State Road
Castle Hill ME 04757
Email ID: jabarresi@gwi.net
Phone Ph: 207-217-7428
Fax:
Behnke, James M
176 Federal Street
Boston MA 02110 2223
Email ID: jbehnke@richmaylaw.com
Phone Ph: 617-556-3836
Fax:
Berger - Chambers, Meredith
ME
Email ID: Meredith.chambers@edpr.com
Phone
Fax:
Bishop, George
PENOBSCOT ICE ARENA
90 Acme Rd.
Brewer ME 04412
Email ID: penobscoticearena@gmail.com
Phone Ph: 207-798-4697
Fax:
Buxton ESQ, Anthony
PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle
Augusta ME 04332
Email ID: abuxton@preti.com
Phone Ph: 207-623-5300
Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Charette, Tim
14 Sweden Street, Suite 3
Caribou ME 04736
Email ID: tcharette@iepartners.us
Phone Ph: 207-492-1013
Fax:
Choi, Kevin
Email ID: kevin.choi@edpr.com
Phone
Fax:
Clark MR, John Lilley
HOULTON WATER COMPANY - ELECTRIC DEPT.
P.O Box 726
Houlton ME 04730
Email ID: jlc@hwco.org
Phone Ph: 207-532-2350
Fax: Fax: 207-532-1213
Collins Esq., Shaela McNulty
176 Federal Street
Boston MA 02110 2223
Email ID: scollins@richmaylaw.com
Phone Ph: 617-556-3896
Fax: Fax: 617-556-3889
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Email/Phone/Fax
Davis MR, John
TOWN OF MILLINOCKET
197 Penobscot Avenue
Millinocket ME 04462
Email ID: manager@millinocket.org
Phone Ph: 207-723-7000 Extn: 5
Fax: Fax: 207-723-7002
Doughty, Allison
VERSANT POWER
PO Box 932
Bangor ME 04402
Email ID: allison.doughty@versantpower.com
Phone Ph: 207-973-2897
Fax:
Healy, Nora
VERSANT POWER
26 Katherine Drive
Hallowell ME 04347 4054
Email ID: nora.healy@maine.gov
Phone
Fax:
Lovley, Shawn
AROOSTOOK ENERGY ASSOCIATION
115 Presque Ilse Road
Mars Hill ME 04756
Email ID: slovley@pinelandfarms.com
Phone Ph: 207-425-7029
Fax: Fax: 207-429-8128
Morgan, Lafayette
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE
10480 Little Patuxent Parkway Suite 300
Columbia MD 21044
Email ID: lmorgan@exeterassociates.com
Phone Ph: 410-992-7500
Fax:
PUBLIC ADVOCATE, OFFICE OF THE
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE
112 State House Station
Augusta ME 04333 0112
Email ID: opa.admin@maine.gov
Phone Ph: 207-624-3687
Fax: Fax: 207-287-4300
Pease, Timothy
VERSANT POWER
P.O. Box 932
Bangor ME 04402 0932
Email ID: regulatory@versantpower.com
Phone Ph: 207-973-2847
Fax: Fax: 207-973-2980
Verrill Dana, LLP
VERSANT POWER
One Portland Square
Portland ME 04101 4054
Email ID: PUCRegulatory@verrilldana.com
Phone Ph: 207-774-4000
Fax: Fax: 207-774-7499
Wierzbicki, Mary
VERSANT POWER
One Portland Square PO Box 586
Portland ME 04112 0586
Email ID: mwierzbicki@verrilldana.com
Phone Ph: 207-774-4000
Fax: Fax: 207-774-7499
Young, Stephanie
VERSANT POWER
PO Box 932
Bangor ME 04402
Email ID: steph.young@versantpower.com
Phone Ph: 207-973-2893
Fax:
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Staff Analyst
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Huntington, Faith
Staff Analyst
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Hearing Examiner
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