Hearing - E-01933A-25-0103 - Tucson Electric Power Company **Tucson**

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What procedural issues are raised at the beginning of the hearing?

Presiding Officer 0:02
and let's go on the record. Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to the Arizona Corporation Commission. This is day 10 of the hearing in TEP's rate case, docket number ending 250103. Before we get started this morning, we'll ask if anyone has procedural issues, and Mr. Nelson does, so we will start with him.
Unknown 0:32
Good morning, Your Honor. Thank you. Your Honor, in my cross-examination of Mr. Dang yesterday, I asked you to take administrative notice of a FERC decision, which was identified as Exhibit AZLCG 25, and you asked me to report back to you on whether or not there were any reconsiderations or rehearings or appeals of that decision. And if I may, I'm prepared to provide that report this morning.
Presiding Officer 1:07
Please do.
Unknown 1:09
In the case that is the subject of the exhibit and the opinion number 501, Multiple parties filed for rehearing in that case, and there was a subsequent FERC decision, which was numbered opinion number 501A, In that decision, the FERC did not change the screening tests that were the things that were cited in Mr. Pollack's testimony. However, the FERC did reapply different data to the tests and so granted rehearing, changing the outcome of this specific case to a degree, but not changing the underlying tests. I will also note that the utility, the Southwestern Public Service, as part of rehearing, argued that there should be some additional analytics specific to their facts and circumstances that ought to be considered by the commission.
Unknown 2:10
But again, that was separate and apart from the generic tests that Mr. Pollack cited. If it would please your honor, I'm happy to submit. decision or excuse me opinion number 501 a into the record but that's what it is and that's what the FERC decided in that decision on rehearing
Presiding Officer 2:32
okay thank you mr. Nelson for that report that's very helpful and no I do not think you need to submit the subsequent decision
Mr. Bodkin 2:40
thank you
Presiding Officer 2:41
all right thank you yes mr. Bodkin
Mr. Bodkin 2:45
I actually may have to object to this because there have been a number of compliance filings that have modified the criteria over time. An example is 169 FERC at 61,041. The actual names have evolved over time as well for the three-part tests. They're no longer called what they were, and they've modified their criteria slightly. So I'm not sure if that decision is actually still applicable, and you should take notice of it based on the subsequent compliance filings that have adjusted the test.
Presiding Officer 3:15
Okay, and does that sound like something that you can address in your closing brief?
Mr. Bodkin 3:21
I can, Your Honor. Okay,
Presiding Officer 3:23
thank you. And can request that I take official notice of those other filings in your closing brief, and I can do so as well if deemed appropriate. Okay, anything else procedural or preliminary in nature? Okay, I'm not hearing from anyone. So we will go ahead and get started. And Ms. Reyes, you can call your witness.
Nicole Reyes 3:53
Yes, this is Nicole Horseherder.
Presiding Officer 3:56
Okay, you broke up a little bit there, Ms. Reyes. So just be conscientious of your microphone use. But I think we caught the gist of what you were saying.
Nicole Reyes 4:04
I can repeat myself for the court reporter if necessary. The citizen groups call Nicole Horseherder. All right, Ms. Horseherder.
Presiding Officer 4:20
um are you using video today miss horseherder if you are you haven't come on yet i
Nicole Horseherder 4:26
i am trying to get my video going and i should have tried earlier when i was on but uh let me see
Nicole Horseherder 4:52
Is there a way that somebody,
Unknown 4:55
oh, I
Nicole Horseherder 4:55
guess that's not, let's see, video options.
Presiding Officer 5:10
And Ms. Horseherder, if it won't work, that's fine. We would just ask you to make sure you speak extra slowly and clearly since our court reporter won't have the benefit of seeing you on video. Okay. All right. Ms. Horseherder, can you please raise your right hand and tell me when you've done so?
Nicole Horseherder 5:31
My hand is
Presiding Officer 5:32
raised. Do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? I do. Thank you.
Nicole Reyes 5:43
Good morning, Ms. Horseherder. Could you please state your name and spell it for the court reporter?
Nicole Horseherder 5:50
My name is Nicole Horseherder. That's N-I-C-O-L-E, last name, Horseherder, H-O-R-S-E-H-E-R-D-E-R.

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