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Enbridge seeks modest infrastructure tracker increase; DPU backs interim approval
Summary
Docket 25‑057‑14 asked the PSC to adjust infrastructure replacement tracker revenue by about $548,107; DPU reviewed the filing and recommended interim approval pending its audit, saying the proposal complied with commission orders.
Enbridge Gas Utah filed Docket 25‑057‑14 asking the Utah Public Service Commission to add approximately $548,107 in annual revenue to its infrastructure replacement tracker for replacement projects placed in service as of Aug. 31, 2025; the Division of Public Utilities recommended interim approval at the Sept. 24 consolidated hearing.
Why it matters: Infrastructure tracker adjustments recover prudently incurred investment in distribution‑system replacement projects; their approval affects system funding and incremental customer charges.
What was filed and DPU’s view
Enbridge witness Tyson Louder testified the company requested the infrastructure tracker change to include replacement projects that were in service as of Aug. 31, 2025, producing roughly $548,107 in annual revenue and an estimated annual bill impact of $0.24 (0.04%) for a typical GS customer using 70 dekatherms. DPU reviewer Eric Orton told the commission the filing complied with applicable orders and recommended interim approval effective Oct. 1, 2025, while DPU completes its audit of the projects and costs.
Procedural and practical notes
Enbridge filed corrected exhibits on Sept. 11 that included a corrected TIC value identical to the change described in other consolidated dockets; DPU confirmed those corrected exhibits do not alter the revenue or the infrastructure tracker calculation in this docket. The commission admitted the company’s application and corrected exhibits into evidence during the hearing.
Ending
DPU recommended interim approval; the commission has not issued a final order. DPU said it will complete an audit and report back with any recommended adjustments for final commission consideration.
