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Filings (238) Data Requests (10)Public Comments (10) Active Party and Notification List (501) Assigned Staff (10)

Item No.	Date Filed	Description Of Filing	Filing Party	Filed By	No of Attachments	Deleted Filings
238	12/6/2024	NextEra request for remote participation	NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES	Roach Esq., Christopher T.	1
237	12/6/2024	Procedural Order (Requesting Time Estimates)	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	1
236	12/6/2024	Office of the Public Advocate Request for Remote Appearance	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	PUBLIC ADVOCATE, OFFICE OF THE	1
235	12/6/2024	Request for Remote Participation	COMPETITIVE ENERGY SERVICES	Perkins, Eben	1
234	12/6/2024	MREA Request for Remote Participation	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	Verrill Dana, LLP	1
233	12/6/2024	Versant Power Request for Remote Appearance	VERSANT POWER	Woodcock III, John A	1
232	12/5/2024	Request for Remote Appearance at Technical Conference	EAGLE CREEK RENEWABLE ENERGY	Wendemagegn, Afomia	1
231	12/4/2024	Request for Remote Appearance at Technical Conference & Process to Efficiently Manage Witness Questioning	BLACK BEAR HYDRO PARTNERS, LLC, BROOKFIELD WHITE PINE HYDRO LLC, Great Lakes Hydro America, LLC, ONWARD ENERGY, RUMFORD FALLS HYDRO LLC	Rosen Esq., Joshua	1
230	12/4/2024	CPV Canton Mountain Wind, LLC, and CPV Saddleback Ridge Wind, LLC Rebuttal Testimony	CPV CANTON, CPV SADDLEBACK RIDGE	McEntee, Rachael Becker	3
229	12/4/2024	IECG Joint Rebuttal Testimony of Thomas Welch and Dr. Richard Silkman	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	Buxton ESQ, Anthony	1

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DR Set ID	Set Description	Issue Date	No. of DR Questions	Propounded Upon	View Questions in Set
BBEAR-001	BBEAR-001	8/13/2024	10	VERSANT POWER	View Questions
BWPH-001	BWPH-001	8/13/2024	10	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
BWPH-002	BWPH-002	8/13/2024	5	EXM (Advisor)	View Questions
BWPH-003	BWPH-003	8/13/2024	4	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions
BWPH-004	BWPH Data Requests Propounded On OPA	10/18/2024	1	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	View Questions
BWPH-005	BWPH Data Request Propounded On NextEra	10/18/2024	1	NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES	View Questions
BWPH-006	BWPH Data Requests Propounded On IECG	10/18/2024	5	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions
BWPH-007	BWPH Data Requests Propounded on Versant Power	11/5/2024	6	VERSANT POWER	View Questions
CAPLI-001	Calpine Corporation's Data Requests Propounded Upon Central Maine Power Company	8/13/2024	4	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
CAPLI-002	Calpine and Casco Bay Energy's First Set of Data Requests Propounded Upon the IECG	10/18/2024	1	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions

Posted By	Posted Date	Comments	Attachment(s)
Dan Burgess ME Email ID:Dan.Burgess@maine.gov	11/21/2024	Please see attached	Letter to Bartlett re stranded rates.pdf
Chuck Kelley Limestone Water and Sewer District 6 Water Co Street Limestone, Maine 04750 Email ID: chk617@yahoo.com Phone No.: 207-551-7400	11/8/2024	As a small Quasi-municipal utility district, the LWSD feels that the current allocation of cost among the various rate class divisions is unfair with regards to the new "Public Policy Charge". As part of a recent plant upgrade at our wastewater treatment facility a decision was made to purchase a transformer as part of the service entrance upgrade, so that we could take advantage of the more economical EP rate structure rather than the standardized ES rate. With the 7-1-24 introduction of the "Public Policy Charge" the ES rate is now more economical due to the lower PPC of $678.64/mo. compared to the $1,827.87/mo. PPC assessed to the EP rate class. At the LWSD we pride ourselves in doing everything possible to keep cost low for our ratepayers, which is very difficult when an annual increase of just under $22,000 is assessed on just one electrical service account. Like other municipalities, we are further impacted by these new charges because we have multiple facilities throughout our community each with a separate electric service and Public Policy Charge assessed to each account. LWSD has made a request to Versant Power to switch to the ES rate but would have to relinquish ownership of our 1000KVA transformer and possibly incur other cost associated with switching over the metering equipment on our electrical service for this plant. It seems unfair to assess these unbalanced fees on business and municipalities that are just trying to keep cost low for their customers, tax payers and rate payers.
Gerry Runte Maine Legislature PO Box 32 York ME 03909 Email ID: gerry.runte@legilature.maine.gov Phone No.: (207) 361 7143	11/8/2024	See attached statement.	Public Comment of Representative Gerry Runte.pdf
Christine Skinner PO Box 177 Washburn, ME 04786 Email ID: csskinner210@gmail.com Phone No.: 207-551-3999	9/30/2024	Please see attached	Comment Skinner.pdf
David Gordon Katahdin Forest Products P.O. Box 145, Oakfield, ME 04763 Email ID: dgordon@katahdincedarloghomes.com Phone No.: 207-757-8278	9/3/2024	Attached is a letter explaining the position of Katahdin Forest Products regarding this matter.	KFP PUC.docx
Jim Lynch Maine Commercial Tire, Inc. PO Box 941 Email ID: jklynch@mctire.com Phone No.: 2078485540	8/21/2024	Maine Commercial Tire has been assessed by Versant Power via a Policy Charge, that will add an additional $10,000 a year in electrical expense. We retread truck tires for the commercial trucking industry and our competition is from New Hampshire. We already have to pay sales tax on our usage and now we are saddled with this Policy Charge which puts us at a competitive disadvantage with retreaders from New Hampshire. Our customers can only pay so much for their tire needs and if they can get them cheaper elsewhere, then that's what they will do. And since we service the trucking industry, the devastating impact this will have on manufactures' who also have to compete with Canada and other states will definitely have an adverse effect on the amount of product being shipped out of our state; less trucking will not be good for our company. We are not against green power, we consider ourselves a green company because we recycle 34,000 tires a year by retreading them; but Business 101 will tell anybody that buying something for .20 cents and selling it for .05 cents makes no sense. At some point the folks in Augusta need to realize that Maine businesses do not operate in a vacuum we need to be able to compete on a national level. We find these charges to be unfair, and unsustainable in the long run and something needs to be done. It shouldn't be businesses responsibility to shoulder this expense.
Brian Parke Maine Motor Transport Association 142 Whitten Road, Augusta, ME 04332 Email ID: bparke@mmta.com Phone No.: 207-623-4128	8/20/2024	On behalf of the Maine Motor Transport Association, we offer the attached comments relative to Maine PUC Document Number 2024-00137.	MMTA Public Comment - Docket no. 2024-00137.pdf
Jimmy Carrier Milo Chip LLC 46 Industrial Park Rd, Skowhegan, ME 04976, USA Email ID: jcarrier@carriertrucking.com Phone No.: 2073329391	8/14/2024	I am the owner of Milo Chip LLC located in Milo, Maine. Recently the legislation passed changes to the way Versant Power is billing for electricity consumption. On my most recent electricity bill there was a Public Service Policy Charge in the amount of $6,002.29 and this fee will be assessed each month to my invoice. Last month I only used 36,000 KW of electricity and the public service policy charges exceed my electricity charges. Due to the unforeseen impact this has had on our ability to operate I will be forced to close my mill down and place my employees on unemployment. These charges will cost me an additional $72,000 per year in expenses. Unfortunately, I have no other options to absorb this increase, and it is also unfortunate for my employees and their families. Thank you for your time.
Madeleine Mineau Messalonskee Stream Hydro 2 Commercial St Boscawen, NH 03303 Email ID: mmineau@essexhydro.com Phone No.: 857-347-3772	8/7/2024	Messalonskee Stream Hydro is submitting this comment to object to IECG's supplemental response to procedural order filed on 8/5/24. Specifically, we object to IECG's request to include into the record for this docket, the responses to EXM-012-001, EXM-012-002, and EXM-012-003 from 2023-00230. Those responses were provided by Messalonskee Stream Hydro which is not a party to 2024-00137. These responses were filed as confidential business information. Though IECG states that "counsel will agree to reasonable confidentiality agreements", we are uncertain how we could negotiate and enter into such agreements as we are not party to the docket. We agree with the procedural order issued on 7/30/24 which stated that our discovery responses from 2023-00137 should not be considered in this docket. IECG has also not justified why these responses are necessary. EXM-012-001, especially, is irrelevant to the current proceeding. We appreciate the Commission's consideration of this comment to inform their decision regarding IECG's request.
Alden Robbins Robbins Lumber po box 9 Searsmont, ME 04973 Email ID: arobbins@rlco.com Phone No.: 2073425221	7/12/2024	The sawmill industry is actually the perfect case study for how these policies are affecting investment. It is a mature industry, that competes on a global scale, and has traditionally been power and labor intensive. The movement from the Pacific Northwest, BC and basically every where else to the South highlights that money goes where it is wanted. Companies can outsource call centers etc. to lower cost areas, but Maine's sawmill industry cannot move the Trees. We are the ones who will continue to slowly lose ground as we are continually made to be less competitive in our commodity focused industries. Maine cannot consume the lumber that is grown and made in this State every year, it has to be transported to Larger markets, most of which are closer to the South, where we already lose when it comes to fiber costs, transportation costs, power costs, and labor costs. In the end however, the industry will continue to consolidate as more mills shut down in this State, (look at the trend over the past 20 years) Loggers and Landowners will have fewer options of where to put the logs, until the export market becomes an even bigger factor than it is now, and the sawmill industry will go the way of the shoe industry, the textile industry, the canning industry, the paper mills and all of the other proud Maine based industries that have mostly gone away due to economics. It is sad that in this case it is being hastened by the same people that we elect to help us. We will truly become Vacation Land at that point, as the work will be done elsewhere. I believe Solar power has a place in the state's power profile, but its investment should not be carried on the backs of the large manufacturers who provide foundational jobs to residents and keep so much our money in this state. We request Intervention. Respectfully Submitted, Alden Robbins, Robbins Lumber Inc.

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Notification List Active Party List

Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Abbey, Ross		100 N. 6th Street Suite 410B Minneapolis MN 55403	Email ID: ross.abbey@us-solar.com Phone Ph: 612-229-1920 Fax:
Abbott, Charles Lincoln		12 Mill Brook Road Plainfield CT 06374	Email ID: cabbott@greenleaf-power.com Phone Ph: 916-596-2503 Fax:
Abello MR, Thomas		14 Maine Street, Suite 401 Brunswick ME 04011	Email ID: tabello@tnc.org Phone Ph: 207-687-4843 Fax:
Adams, ET AL, Herbert C		231 State Street . Portland ME 04101 0	Email ID: Phone Fax:
Agnew III, Charles		148 middle st portland ME 04102	Email ID: cagnew@competitive-energy.com Phone Fax:
Agnew, Mark			Email ID: magnew@eei.org Phone Fax:
Akers, Keith		250 West 57th Street Suite 701 New York NY 10107	Email ID: keith@syncarpha.com Phone Ph: 513-237-1749 Fax:
Albert, Eben M		254 Commercial St Portland ME 04101	Email ID: ealbert@pierceatwood.com Phone Ph: 207-791-1282 Fax:
Allegretti, Dan		ME	Email ID: daniel.w.allegretti@constellation.com Phone Fax:
AnderBois, Sue		250 Summer St, 5th Floor Boston MA 02210	Email ID: sanderbois@necec.org Phone Fax:

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Staff Name	Role
Coty, Dale	Support Staff
Horton, Joyce	Staff Analyst
Lewia, Ashley	Hearing Examiner
Littlefield, Briana	Staff Analyst
Lohrman, William	Staff Analyst
McBride, Jameson	Staff Analyst
Pallozzi, Julie	Staff Analyst
Raber, Leslie	Hearing Examiner
Wyman, Liz	Reviewer
Zeh, Sally	Reviewer

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Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Albert, Eben M		254 Commercial St Portland ME 04101	Email ID: ealbert@pierceatwood.com Phone Ph: 207-791-1282 Fax:
Blanchard, Tanya	PRESERVE RURAL MAINE	PO Box 301 Albion ME 04910	Email ID: tanya@preserveruralmaine.org Phone Ph: 207-505-0737 Extn: 0 Fax:
Buxton ESQ, Anthony	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: abuxton@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Chamberlin, Susan W		103 Water Street, 3rd Flr SHS #112 Hallowell ME 04347	Email ID: susan.w.chamberlin@maine.gov Phone Ph: 207-624-3679 Fax: Fax: 207-287-4300
Chamberlin, Susan W		103 Water Street, 3rd Flr SHS #112 Hallowell ME 04347	Email ID: susan.w.chamberlin@maine.gov Phone Ph: 207-624-3679 Fax: Fax: 207-287-4300
Clemons, Keefe B.	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	One Federal Street 20th Floor Boston MA 02110	Email ID: kclemons@verrill-law.com Phone Ph: 617-357-3717 Fax:
Donahue Esq., Joseph		PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: jdonahue@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Extn: 3293 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Donahue, Joseph G.		ME	Email ID: jdonahue@preti.com Phone Fax:
Dunitz, Jonathan	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	One Portland Square Portland ME 04101	Email ID: jdunitz@verrill-law.com Phone Ph: 207-774-4000 Fax:
Frawley, Erin D	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	83 Edison Drive Augusta ME 04336	Email ID: erin.frawley@cmpco.com Phone Ph: 207-621-3866 Fax: Fax: 207-621-4714