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PG&E applies ICE 2 in 2027 GRC filing to disaggregate reliability values, urges system‑level reporting
Summary
Pacific Gas and Electric Company told a CPUC technical working group it used ICE 2 to compute separate residential and nonresidential dollars‑per‑customer‑minute‑interrupted and applied those values in tranche‑level models for its 2027 general rate case filing.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company told the California Public Utilities Commission Safety Policy Division technical working group that it used ICE 2 to calculate separate residential and nonresidential dollar‑per‑customer‑minute‑interrupted (dollars‑per‑CMI) values and then applied those values within its tranche‑level risk models for the 2027 test‑year general rate case.
PG&E said it ran ICE 2 to derive an $0.08 per residential CMI figure and $23.11 per nonresidential CMI figure, then multiplied those per‑CMI figures by the share of residential and nonresidential customers at circuit and tranche levels to produce tranche‑level dollars‑per‑CMI inputs for its GRC reliability models. PG&E filed those parallel calculations on June 20 as ordered by an administrative law judge, the company said.
Elijah Devon, enterprise risk strategy, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, summarized the process and timing: "We did attempt to transition from ICE 1 to 2, and did achieve…
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