Consumers Power Co. v. Public Service Commission

On December 21, 1989, the Public Service Commission unanimously held in Case No. *182U-9432 that Consumers Power Company should implement, effective January 1, 1990, a temporary power supply cost recovery factor of negative $.00304 per kilowatt-hour and should remove from any temporary power supply cost recovery factors any expenses relating to a qualifying facility until that facility was commercially operable and was on line to supply capacity or energy to Consumers Power Company’s system. The order further provided that on the date of commercial operation of any qualifying facility, including…