NYC Rules of the City of New York

§ 5-67 — Special Rebates for Redistributors and Users that Applied for LMEP Benefits Prior to November 1, 2000.

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(a) Paragraph (1) of subdivision (a) of § 25-bb of the general city law states that the "that the department of business services of a city having a population of one million or more may increase the percentages set forth in 66 RCNY § 5-65 at its discretion in order to maintain the special rebate at levels comparable t

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§ 5-67 Special Rebates for Redistributors and Users that Applied for LMEP Benefits Prior to November 1, 2000.

RCNY § 5-67

(a)Paragraph (1) of subdivision (a) of § 25-bb of the general city law states that the "that the department of business services of a city having a population of one million or more may increase the percentages set forth in 66 RCNY § 5-65 at its discretion in order to maintain the special rebate at levels comparable to those historically provided under the program, pursuant to rules that are generally applicable to distinct classes of energy users." In accordance with this provision, the percentages set forth in this section of the rules shall be applicable to the calculations of special rebates for all eligible redistributors of energy or directly metered eligible revitalization energy users that applied for LMEP benefits prior to November 1, 2000 and for qualified eligible energy redistributors of energy that were certified before November 1, 2000. These percentages shall be in place from the first billing cycle beginning on or after April 30, 2003.

(b)Except as set forth in subdivision (d) of this section, for all billing cycles prior to the ninety-seventh month of each eligible redistributor of energy's or directly metered eligible revitalization energy user's benefit period occurring during the period beginning June 1, 2001, each redistributor or user shall receive rebates on eligible charges as specified in this paragraph; provided that the applicable rebate percentages shall not, for any affected electric account, exceed 100% of the eligible charges charged in any billing cycle.

(1)The rebate percentage to be applied to eligible charges for energy services provided by a utility pursuant to its "PSC No. 9 – Electricity Rate Schedule" or "PSC No. 2 – Retail Access Rate Schedule" shall equal the percentages specified in Attachment A of Appendix A of these rules, which shall vary depending on such redistributor's or user's average monthly load factor, applicable service classification and the applicable rate, and whether such redistributor or user receives discounts on service pursuant to a service rider. If, for any affected redistributor or user, eligible charges for energy services were rendered at more than one service classification and/or at more than one rate for a service classification, the rebate percentages specified in Attachment A of Appendix A of these rules shall apply to the extent that each applicable service classification and/or rate and/or service rider applies to such redistributor or user. To the extent that such redistributor or user is served under the utility's "PSC No. 9 – Electrical Rate Schedule" its rebate percentages shall be determined as if such redistributor or user was served under the utility's "PSC No. 2 – Retail Access Rate Schedule." (2) The rebate percentage to be applied to eligible public utility service charges for energy services provided by NYCPUS pursuant to its "Service Tariff No. 4 Rate Schedule" shall equal the percentages specified in Attachment B of Appendix A of these rules, which shall vary depending on such redistributor's or user's average monthly load factor, the applicable service classification and the applicable rate, and whether such redistributor or user receives discounts on service pursuant to a service rider or other tariff provisions. If, for any affected redistributor or user, eligible public utility service charges for energy services were rendered at more than one service classification and/or at more than one rate for a service classification or if discounted service was provided to part of the consumption rendered through an account pursuant to a service rider or tariff provision, the rebate percentages specified in Attachment B of Appendix A of these rules shall apply to the extent that each applicable service classification and/or rate and/or service rider or other tariff discount applies to such redistributor or user.

(c)Except as otherwise provided in subdivision (d) of this section, for all billing cycles after the ninety-sixth month of the benefit period and thereafter, the applicable rebate percentages on eligible charges, determined as specified in 66 RCNY § 5-67(b) or (e), shall be multiplied by an adjustment factor, depending on the month of the benefit period in which the energy services were rendered; provided that the applicable rebate percentages shall not, for any affected eligible redistributor of energy or directly metered eligible revitalization energy user, exceed 100% of the eligible charges charged in any billing cycle. The adjustment factors are as follows: Month of Benefit PeriodAdjustment Factor97 through 1080.8109 through 1200.6121 through 1320.4133 through 1440.2145 and thereafter0.0 (d) Where a utility that sells energy services to an eligible redistributor of energy that owns or leases an eligible building that has been designated as a landmark site before the issuance of a certificate of eligibility to such redistributor, or to a directly metered eligible revitalization area energy user occupying premises in such building that applied for LMEP benefits prior to November 1, 2000, all billing cycles in the one hundred and ninth month of each of the above-noted benefit periods and thereafter shall have the applicable rebate percentages on eligible charges, determined as specified in 66 RCNY § 5-67(b) or (e) of these rules, multiplied by an adjustment factor, depending on the month of the benefit period in which the energy services were rendered; provided that the applicable rebate percentages shall not, for any affected electric account, exceed 100% of the eligible charges charged in any billing cycle. The adjustment factors are as follows: Month of Benefit PeriodAdjustment Factor109 through 1200.8121 through 1320.6133 through 1440.4145 through 1560.2157 and thereafter0.0 (e) Where, pursuant to a written agreement between NYCPUS and the power authority of the state of New York, NYCPUS sells energy services to a qualified eligible redistributors of energy that has been individually approved by such power authority and certified prior to November 1, 2000, or to an eligible redistributor of energy or directly metered eligible revitalization area energy user that applied for benefits prior to November 1, 2000 and was certified as a redistributor or user after October 31, 2000, such utility shall make a discount to NYCPUS and NYCPUS shall make a special rebate to such qualified eligible redistributors or such eligible redistributor or user, which discount and special rebate shall be the product of the eligible public utility service charges to such qualified eligible redistributor of energy or such eligible revitalization area energy user and the applicable percentage for a special rebate for energy services in the applicable schedule contained in Attachment B of Appendix A of these rules.

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