Telephonic Pre-Hearing Conference - E-01933A-25-0103 - Tucson Electric Power Company **Tucson**
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Who are the parties appearing for the Tucson Electric Power rate case?
All right, I think we have everyone or close to everyone. And at this point, it's time to start regardless. So Jennifer, if you're all set, let's go on the record. Good afternoon, everyone. This is Julia Motter. I'm the administrative law judge assigned to preside over this matter. And this is the time set for the telephonic pre-hearing conference and docket number E01933A. involving the application of Tucson Electric Power Company for the establishment of just and reasonable rates and charges designed to realize a reasonable rate of return
on
the
fair
value of the properties of Tucson Electric Power Company. We'll take appearances for the record officially this time. So everyone can go ahead and unmute yourself so
you're
ready. the background noise down. We'll start with TEP.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Michael Patton, the law firm of Osborne Maladon, on behalf of Tucson Electric Power. And with me on the phone are Brad Carroll and Megan Hill. All right. And Ruko.
Thank you, Your Honor. Sarah Barrios-Cool on behalf of Ruko. And with me in the room is Dan Pazewski, our Chief Counsel.
Okay. And for the Department of Defense and federal executive agencies?
Yes. Good afternoon. Kyle Smith on behalf of the United States Department of Defense and all other federal executive agencies.
And for Underground Arizona?
Good afternoon. This is Daniel Dempsey with Underground Arizona.
And the Arizona Large Customer Group?
Good afternoon, Thor Nelson and Seamus Crowley of the law firm of Holland and Hart on behalf of the AZLCG.
And for Mr. Corbin, are you with us? It does not appear that Mr. Corbin has joined today. And for Kroger?
Good afternoon, Kurt Boehm appearing on behalf of the Kroger Company.
Right. And or Pima County. Right. I don't believe we have anyone from Pima County for APS. No one from APS. Miss Reyes, I'll just let you list all the entities in your appearance.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Chanel Reyes from the Arizona Center for Law and the Public Interest. Also with me is my co-counsel, Antonia Langowski. In this matter, we represent the citizen groups, which are Tonajoni-Ani and San Juan Citizen Alliance, the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project, the Arizona PIRG Education Fund, and Wildfire.
Thank you.
Thank you.
And for Arisaia.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Autumn Johnson on behalf of the Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association, or ARESIA.
Thanks. And for the state.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. This is Andy McCoy on behalf of the state of Arizona. I'm here with Anthony Proano and Karen Potter.
And for Calpine Energy.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. This is Greg Adams appearing on behalf of Calpine Energy Solutions.
And for Walmart.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Justina Caviglia on behalf of Walmart.
And for IBEW Local 1116.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. This is Clara Bustamante, and on the line is also my colleague, Margo Veranez, for the union. Thank you.
And HUD Bay Minerals.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Patrick Black on behalf of HUD Bay Minerals. As I mentioned in our previous filing, HUD Bay will not be actively participating in this hearing at this time.
Okay. And Freeport Minerals as well?
Yes, Your Honor. Patrick Black and Caitlin Smith with the law firm Fenimore on behalf of Freeport Minerals, Inc.
Thank you. And for the City of Tucson?
Good afternoon, Your Honor. This is Brad Borman appearing on behalf of the City of Tucson.
Hey, and Tesla.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Court Rich for the Rose Law Group on behalf of Tesla.
And for staff.
Good afternoon, Your Honor. Bridget Humphrey. Excuse me, Bridget Humphrey, Eli Gola, but Sean Bodkin on behalf of staff.
Okay. Okay. Thank you everyone for that. I think we'll only ever do that one more time. So I appreciate it. So I want to go over just a few reminders and some logistical things. And then I have some questions and we'll go around the room and give everyone a chance to answer questions and share anything that they want to share and raise any issues that they have. If you are planning to participate in the hearing via WebEx for all or part of the time, make sure that your email address is provided to our broadcast division specifically sent to them and not just assume we have it from your notices.
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Agenda
4 items
1
Who are the parties appearing for the Tucson Electric Power rate case?
0:01–27:19
2
What logistical reminders does the judge give for WebEx, witness testimony, and exhibit filing?
27:19–44:47
3
How will the first day of hearing be structured, including public comment and break times?
44:47–1:05:42
4
What corrections, objections, or motions does Tucson Electric Power (TEP) have on the pre‑filed testimony and exhibits?
1:05:42–1:07:28
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