TFR Presentation Oct 30, 2012 Updated:2012-11-01 15:12 CS

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Westar Energy’s 2013

Annual Transmission Revenue Requirement

Meeting

October 30, 2012

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Today

• Status Report: Transmission Projects

• Quick Review of the Past

• The Results: 2013 ATRR

• What Do These Results Mean to Our Customers?

• Protocol Review

• Meter Cost Recovery Policy

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2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

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Transmission Investment

350

300

250

200

150

100

50

0

70

150 160

200

165

145

260

210

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Projected Projected Projected

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Future

Projects in the

Southwest

Power Pool

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Quick Review: The Formula

• Gross Revenue Requirement (GRR) includes:

• Projected Transmission Plant In-Service

• Projected Transmission O&M

• Projected Transmission Depreciation Expense

• Taxes

• Return

• Net Revenue Requirement adjusts the GRR for:

• Revenue Credits received for Point-to-Point Transmission

Service

• “Rent” received (i.e. pole attachments)

• TrueUp for prior year’s difference between actual and projected, including interest

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Quick Review: The Past

• 2009 was the first ATRR that included the forwardlooking, revised formula

• History of true-up adjustments:

• -$17.8 M was applied in the 2011 ATRR, for 2009 business

• $4.5 M was applied in the 2012 ATRR, for 2010 business

• -$9.8 M will be applied in the 2013 ATRR, for 2011 business

• Key aspect of true-up amounts: O&M

• The TFR calculates a projected O&M based on the percentage increase in Transmission Plant times the actual

O&M from the previous actual year

• This function of projecting O&M is part of the FERCapproved TFR

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The Results: ATRR for 2013

Westar’s Gross Rev. Requirement

Revenue Credits

True-Up from 2011

Westar’s Net Rev. Requirement

SPP’s BPF Rev. Requirement*

SPP Zonal Rev. Requirement**

$230,234,224

($ 22,198,015)

($ 9,786,991)

$198,249,218

($ 64,795,034)

$133,454,184

* Funds collected under Schedule 11

** Resulting rates go into effect with January 1, 2013, business

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The Results: What Does this Mean to You?

Example of a Customer’s Estimated Transmission Costs, 2012 vs. 2013

Customer’s 2011 Load Ratio Share .00475

2012 Westar Zonal Rev. Req., plus SPP Schedule 11*

Customer’s Annual Transmission Service Charge (before

Ancillary Services and Fees)

$182,198,978

$ 865,445

Customer’s 2012 Load Ratio Share

2013 Westar Zonal Rev. Req., plus SPP Schedule 11*

Customer’s Estimated Annual Transmission Charge

(before Ancillary Services and Fees)

.00475

$183,038,901

$ 869,434

Estimated Difference + .46%

* Includes Westar’s respective Zonal ATRR plus the most recent information posted in

Attachment H of SPP’s OATT; amounts in Attachment H vary throughout the year, depending on activities of other TOs in SPP

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Formula Protocols: Annual Update

• Today: October 30, 2012

• Comments and questions are preferred by November 20, 2012, so we can review and revise the ATRR if necessary

• If necessary, revised ATRR will be posted by November 30, 2012

• Send comments or questions via e-mail to:

– Sheila Gropp at sheila.gropp@westarenergy.com

– Please cc: gelene.tiller@westarenergy.com

and suzanne.lane@westarenergy.com

• SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2012 TRUE-UP MEETING:

June 25, 2013

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Meter Cost Recovery Policy

• Purpose: To assure fair, consistent treatment of all

Transmission Customers for meter-related costs

• Key Aspects:

– Outlines recoverable capital expenses:

• New meter points

• Failed equipment

• Upgrades (requested by TC)

• Back-up meter points

– Outlines recoverable O&M expenses

• Meter service fee

• TBD and filed with FERC before charged

• Effective Date: September 1, 2012

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