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SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE OF RATE CHANGE REQUEST

On December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENT AND APPLICATIONFOR AUTHORITY TO CF-ANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Application"). Entergy Texasftled its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas ('Commission") and with those municipal authoritiesin its service territory that have original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' electric rates.

Statement of Intent to Change Rates and to Reconcile Fuel CostsEntergy Texas' filin€ requests an increase in rates: addresses capital additions to rate base for the Period

April 2007 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased Power expenses incurredduring the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of costrecovery Schedules and Riders.

In its Application, Entergy Texas is, among other things:• Proposing a total increase in non-fuel revenues of 5211:5 million per year, or 33.74%, compared to adjust-

ed ron-fuei retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800, based on the test year periodof July 2008 t::roagh Jvne 20t79: Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase throughrate riders discussed below_ This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, including fuel, to be collectedfrom retail customers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.74%.

• Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately $1.K billionincurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recoveredixni-.ts. Entergy Texas does not seekYo implement a fitel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible furl costs in this

A dae_ seCk to vUrClurge its xancl r renvered Rider IPCR-r.osts. .i^ . . ...,,Tariff Revisions

• F,ntergy Texats is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:o CompetitiveGene-ation Services ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate class; CGS Cost

Rider (5942,810 annually ) , which will be charged to the LIPS rate class; and CGS Unrecovered Services Cost Rider,rvliich will recover costs unrecotiered as a result of the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participating inthe CGS pro-ram (the rates for this latter rider are not vet proposed in the Application because the rates will be

! dependent on customer participation in the CGS program).o Experimental Market 'Valued Energy Reduction ("Ml^'ER") Service Rider, which provides a market-based

altemative to Interruptible Service for those eligible customers willing to have their service curtailedo Purchased Power Recovery ("PPR") Rider, which is designed to recover all purchased capacity and, as set

in this case.. will recover approaiinately 5251,8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annual basis. TheCompany's request includes (1) a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increases or decreases in purchaseti:capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconciliation of costs recovered under the rider concurrentu=izh the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

o Transmission Cost Recovery Factor ("TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seekCommission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs under therider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

o Renewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable energy credits andaccomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

o Cost of Service Adiustment ("COSA") Rider. -The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-basedrates to become effective prospectively following establishment of ETT's cost of service and authorized returns as aresult of this application. A formula-based rate would allow the Company's revenue requirements and rates to beannually adjusted up or down on a piospective basis.

Io Remote Communications Link ("RCl.;") Rider, which provides for a wireless communication link to the

Company`s meter located at the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI's revenue

requirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates. and the proposed base rates in thiscase will increase accordingly. The total increase over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated with the coststhat ETlrequests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is $211.5 million, or33.74^%, per year. T he percentage change to ETI's tot<zi revenues (including fuel) is 12.74%.

In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its iJnmetered Services Schedule to new business-. open itslnte= .4^,;^,^e Service ("IS") to new customers; modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services('NIES")Scheaules,, a c;I^ct^ntinue izs Institutrzjns of HiS1,er Tducatio^t {"II3E"} Sel,edule. EntergyTexas also proposes minor ,modtiications, rL,_-^tniber of nati scheduies. which are detailed in t)z .. *I m:TMwl on file with the Commission andeach municipality t'.X.el'CI^,,.` . '•?t* +^^t ii7^„?,ww^ni over 'L"mertiv' lcx'r1s rateS. ^ . . . . . _ .


Impact on Customer Classes

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from Entergy Texas within its serviceterritory will be affected by, the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs containedin the Application. The following table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes:

Number of Percent ChangeCustomers Test in Non-Fuel Percent Change in

Rate Class Year Adjusted Revenues Total Revenues*

ResirJentia! Service 350,805 43.42°l0 20.39%

Small General Service 29,910 27.60°I° 14.61°k

General Service 18,725 25.50% 9.86%

Large General Service 322 26.04% 7.66%

Large Industrial Power 74 18.68% 3.28%Service

^' . Lighting Service 1,642 16.86°Io 10.26%

Total Retail 401,478 33:74% 12.74%

" including fuel revenues

Entergy Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3, 2010. Certain municipai authoritieshave suspended that effective date another 90 days, and the Commission has extended it to at least July 5, 2010h

Contact InformationPersons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at Lnter^gy

Texas, Inc., Attn: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont Texas 77701, or call [1-800-368-3749 (select:option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of thisapplication is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who Aish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notiR, the Public UtilityCommission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request tointervene or for further infon-nation should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326,Austin, Texas 78711-3326. Ftuttier information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at(512) 936-7129 or (888) 782-8477. Hearing- and speech-impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contactthe commission at (512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the date the app7i- ; tication was filed with the Commission.

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SUPPEENTMENTAL NOTICE OF RATECHANGE REQUEST

On December 30, 2009. Entergy Texas, Inc: filed its STATEMEN'T

Of INTENT AND APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO CHANGE

R.401S AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Appliqation")-

L-ntergqTexas filed its Application with the Public Utility Commissionof Texas ("Cornntission',)and with those municipal authorities in its

service territory that have original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas'

elCcLT7cTates- . . . . .. .

Lt,owricpt o0ptent to Cb P Rate, snd to Reconcile Fuel CostS

bntergy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital

additions to rate base for the period April 2007 through June 2009,requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power

expenses incurred during the period April 2007 through June 2009

(rc^concihation period), and requests approval of a number of cost

recovery Schedules and Riders.

in its Application, Entergy Texas is, among other things:

• Proposing atota! incre^+se in non-fuel revenues of $211.5 millionper year, or 33 -_1 ., = onipared to adjusted non-fuel retail revenues

resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800, basedon the test year period of July 2008 through June 2009. Entergy Texas

proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase through

rate riders discussed below. This proposal represents an increase inoverall revenues, including fue1, to be collected from retail customers

ot$198:7 million per year, or 12.74%.

• Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including RiderI PCR) of approximately $1.8 billion incurred during the reconciliation

period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-

re-covered amounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement a;

fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case,

but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tari,Q Re^dsions

Entzrg? Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or

riders as follows:

Competitive Generation services (.`CGS") Tariff, which will beavailable to the LIPS rate class; CGS Cost Rider ($942,830 annually),which will be charged to the LiPS rate class; and CGS Unrecovered

Services Cos, Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a resultof the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participating in

the CGS program (the rates for this latter rider are not yet proposed

it, the Application because the rates will be dependent on customer

pa ctpation in the CGS program)-

^ ^ Experirnental Market valued Energy Reduction ("MVER") ServiceRider, which provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible

service for those eligible customers willing to have their service

curtatted. '

Furr.ha.ed Power Recovery ("PPR") Rider, which is designed tore.:,over all purchased capacity and. as set in this case, will recover

approximately $251.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an

annual basic, The Company s request includes (I) a mechanism

to update the rider annually to reflect increases or decreases in;rurcnased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the

ec.: nciitation of costs recovered under the rider concurrent with the

;^;npanv's fuel reconciliation cases.

-Transmission Cost Recover}' Factor ("TCRF") Rider. The Company's

proposal in this case is to seek Commission approval of the form oftnf a^sociated with the TCRF nder, the treatment of certain cost=

under the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the

rider in future ;XRF filings.

e xu- ^;ie Energy Credits `REC°',t Rider, which o ,ill re.» : t3e

co," ofvenev, able energy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed

fctrzevair,custome7`t. , . .. ,

_W`,,,1 Fider. 71tc Con^wnv is

u:; <^' .r.;,^lr-.as.^ rut^to h^ônte c}fe+^t^vc

t osp, +^ , i, ^ ^t^c ^°stablhmcni c{ cil's a^,t of service and

fat,7eari^c^. ^:ums as aresult +ai ttta enpsication. A iirmul^-h^_scd ^

;.+tc wu tld _,v the Company's re', cr.ae ret1c runent .inci r^te; t:u

be nnr,ual?}° adjusted up or down on a prospective basis.

Remote Communications Link ("RCL") Rider, which provides for ai

wireless communication link to the Company's meter located at thecustor;ier's premises to provide access of customer usage data for

tbilling i utposes.

Tc> the e? tent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but

the costs teutain in ETI's revenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover

tê ssoeiated costs through it, base rates, and the proposed base rates

m tha case will increase accordingly. The total increase over adjusted

tect êts non-fuel revenues associated with the costs that ETI requests torecover th^-oug_h the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders

is 5211-5 million, or 33.-74%, per year. The percentage change to ET'1's

total revenues (including fuel) is 12.74%.

in addition. Entergy Texas is proposing to close its IJnmetered Setvices

Schedule to new business; open its Interruptible Service ("IS") to new

cusiorr^,ers; modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services

i"MES' ; Schedules; and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education

("II-tE') S 23edule. Entergy Texas also proposes minor modifications

to a nwnberof rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual

or, file with the Commission and each municipality exercising original

Jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' rates.

Impact op .Customer lacM

All easterners and classes of customers receiving retail electric service

from 1-nuergy Texas within its service territory will be affected by the

pmpastd ,ate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power

costs c-cin.a-ned in the Ap,plication. The following table shows the effect

ri the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes:

tJa tber o1 #'c e,zt uhsageCu a e 7esi in Non-fvel flertezt Ctkarveln

Pate ^s 1^r f^y atied. _ F2eve ues 7tka9 #teveRaaes'.

Fâsc^c ^t a3 5er^t^ " 350.ti45; 43.42°k aQ-^'

1^ 5rnat £'Aner€? Servt .,e 2^?itt 21.50'k 1461%^ 9335YaC-2re.aisenr..t 18729.. 25,50%

Lxtp^, ^^Ta Service 32226.04% 7.66%

t8.E8°k 3.289fxar2e t sriai FovL^ 74

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Enterc„5 Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3.

0. Certain municipal authorities have suspended that effective date201 1another ^90 days; and the Commission has extended it to at least July 5,

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Pcrsons «iw questions or who want more information on this filing Tnay j

ostect Erte gv Texas at Enterey Texas. Inc.. Attn: Customer Service—

024 R^te Case_ 3 ' 50 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call [l-k0;;-3OS-3749 'select option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)]

during aot7n;;l business hours. A complete copy of this application is

atailabie for inspection at the address listed above.

''erso?t, who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings

§iould notifiF- the Public Utility Commission of Texas (corrunission) as

eon as possibie, as an intervention deadline will be imposed.A requestto intervene or for further information should be mailed to the Public

Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 78711-

= Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public

tttiiitN° Cortntission ati512) 936-712fi or (888) 782-8477. Hearing-and

T b impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contact the

corvmtssisanat t5I2) 936-77136. The deadline for intervention in the

ry oLe:.ri mg is 45 days after the date the application was filed with the

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on December 30. 2039;Ef,ic wTexas, inc. filed its STATcLaEtv7 OF iN T ES7AND APPLICATION FCrKAv7 CRIT^TCCIJAntoERATtS 4NvTOFECONCILEFUEL COSTS (u,cpiaaor'l. E-ntergy Texas fled Its Application uifl•, ihe Public

V Cem ,<ior, 3f .as ^"C^^r ^r ssion") anc x^ t ose mu: ric^^ ûth ities :7its Se:VICe tetntory thai have original Lt!sCiGtfot' over Edlte gy TeXasciectnc ra,BS.

Sta:enner' of !rient to c` ?'qe rt^tes and io Reconde Fuel Cos

1<nterpy TexBS'finlnS reCG stS an increase in rates, addresses Car",Ital addition

,are case for the perioL np ; 2007 t`3. out;h June 2009, re©uess that the Conr;inion

iCCo;clle 'Sul and Gurv' asedi power expenses IrCArre. during the period fip, 23C'7

mroU{H1 june 2009 ,reCO,clliatioa periov), and requests approval of a number of1

cos; recovery Schedules and Riders.

customers.

Ert .;nmetere.: Services Sc wdu!e

In its Application, Entergy Texas is, among other things:

Proposing an increase le overa!I revenues to be coil ea.ec+from its retail customersof -'08.7 million per veo: o^ 2'z".re compa'ed to ad ^!Sta ' retail revenues resulting

from the Comm ssion's Craer r, Docket No. i4800, based on the test year period

of Jr.t;y 2068 through June 2009.

Asking to reconcile fuel and rrJrCr;ased power Costs (-rul:l(flnm Rider fP'„R! of

aPPr.-Xit'^âtelVo11:SZ1I,?nr'7CUr;B C+^'rln0the ie "'ncliiajo-,, period. T"ereD-_ir;'Cliiation

incJutas;nteres;on any over. or iurwuer)-reccveredamalnis: EnterayTexasdoes

net Seek to implement a ft:e-r9iCte0 refund Jr SurCha`Qe of its eligible tWiel costs in

this case, but does see^l t,. surd iarce its under-reccvered Rider FOR costs.

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tr iErCy'IeXuS ;5 proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or rideFs as

follows:

Cdmpet T"e Generation rJ8 vi c0 (C^:S Tariff, v",hlch will be 1al able to the

LiPS rate Utass; CGS Cost P,^^c. {g9 2,^fE a^,nua!ir^. ^ icn wrl he charged to

`)E LIPS rote aa..S; Cnu C:GS L: t e»G.?2erre@ Se,4Cê; CQGi .Rliie.r, X`1 ^.ri wil; recover

u r?:aeS'eICV G. G result of the 1.^4S` TtjTi+l anl lrtl l.happly to Cuc.`t17Mer.

r;ot(à I potl % Ir'h"cCu:. Hr Rfct:m: PC rates tUr;^ clatiei ride, are not -vet

.gpposaoi the AFp ICar o{' he atse toe ,a,e.. *,l1 be G.;ben0en, Cr vJsiorl.l

parfici ation in the CGS proarar

EKpeFIn e?'tai M&rse haven Ene.g} Feduc, o~1 i'%WtRj Fwe;,w['.d,

,C-'ovlCies a 17icrke, G?ScG c er:.ictlve to i ite'riiorlJ.e Service f... :hose eilgl`±IF

customers t41ilt"u Ft etheir c rv. ê i1'fclled.

P';rC^1 SEj•'^bY° I,^^ !^` ^^Slue` 1'tl F c Le^' rrn [ °J'se c'll pJ Ci a^ .

...:Pad Y and, as set 1 s case, 7=n recCv ^^ X f crey ^ j8 m IijCr Cr

pi4rCEias..G CCiJaCI . c,....w. or t a i aal basis, The •0 1va w c rEa,,e.St 1. ,c u'16a . ^ 3

G:Ti^cCrlaniSrn to uprarc trio rider anCaly to 'O IeCf L1CreaSES or decrease- it-.

;}UrCi^'i aceJ c2paCli v"Sw an til i reC bV toe r^rnGan)r, a C(l) ti le Te:AnGl atb.'lotcostS

re;A1'-rod u.`1CE ti is Cs.r G7 i'-'e!li iM11?,ri the Conr5'11Q tJ°` ,rewnCillZtiori CdseS

ran^ra^s-ion Coq, tEeco;ê}Factor {°TvP,FÈîer. TReCompany'sproposal

in. this case is to seek Comm i SSlon 2pProva of the forRi of :"orl` associated N'tth

?he i RF 'Ioer. the ire8t n)ent o; certain costs under the ricer, and the baseline

clues to be used in UGCatInC- the rider it., iuture TCRF Ìitr!©S.

i;enev aoir Er rCy Crec;;s 'FEC') Ricer. which rtiiU recover the cost ofrenewabie energy credits and accomodish the opt-out allowed for certain

i new G',lsi!?ecS. C: e,r its tntEru," er1 Ca MS°l to new cJstome!S' +c fv termsS 'irueS .°etlfi:,eliailE s Ci£C•tr^ 7crvlce5 i i4 E^ '^ SCh^ûl°S; crC uiSCOntInuE

; rn ution c ra",esEr .eii.Jn( SchecJie Enteror iexas P-Iso proposesr[no di6 atl nS to a number of rate schedules which are detailed in the tariffmoron on tile V","n the vo'n s, lu i and each mUf'iqpaiC'y exercising orighal jurisdictionover Enterg±r Texas rates.

k customers onC Giasses of Custom . t f6Cel'viriG retail electric service horn EnterQ)èxas w;thir, i's servlc; rntury +a;;l on cFeciec'py the proposed rate changes and

reco cloiatlon of `lei anc Fur'r,asec power costs contained in theAppllcation. The

;o.fnr.lnc' table snows the eêct of the proposed rate increase !Inclusive of riders,)on e> is.,ncu rate classes:

,Rate Class Number of Customers Percent ChanceTest Year Aciuvted Total Revenues*

Residential SeM ce 350,$05 2039%Small General Servic:. . 29.91D 54.69%General Service 18,725 G36%tame Generei Service 322 7.66%Large Industrial Power Se^vice 74 3.28%

Lighting Service 1,6 42 10.26%:?Jta! Retch 401,478 12.74°;c.

incl>.tding fuel

he effective late of the rate change is February 3. 20110.

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FèS6ns with ^yuestior`,a or want more Information on this filing may contact

Er ero Te xas at tflte'r) vxa inG AYa; Customer Service-200'^G Rate Case,315. ^,r,e Street, Beaumont :e,.G:^ 717C1, or cat {1-$00-368-3745 (select option i;toes press 0, then ,C-esc 4 their press J) C riryG normal business hours. Acompletecopy c'?i-tis cZacctfon i, availabie fo r at the address listed above,

3a r^ , t r w is'u i, er e In or CUr't: !1t C011 these proceedings nou il no*

th e PuO.;C t' 'f,xaC IC.,-1T Sgionj as soon as possible, as an

trie nhor cdline be i n ec h re ue5'to intervene or for ,ur ner inò r ations. r-r,,be mai e„ to ,ne ?lu c t.,n ,f. Commission of Texas, P.O. Box `,;,,zl, Austin.

alo?Ek2S t,'' i i :^^L.,. i may a1SC be ohtalrecb^y calling the Public

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Impaired to vlwfll6 0 t} ,eA";.IE^ {TT L; may cOntact the CorFin;SSiort at

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Or, December 30, 2009, l;ntergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF

NTENIT AND APPLiCATIC)N FOR AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES

:1'vU TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Appiicatiori"). Entergv Texas filed

rtsApplication with the Public Utility Commission of Texas

and with those municipal authorities in its service territory that have original

jurisdiction over EnterQy Texas' electric rates.

Statement of intent to C"a^ge tates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entero, Texas' filing requests all increase in rates, addresses capital ad-

ditions to rate base for the period April 2007 through June 2009, requests

that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred

during the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and

requests approval of a number of cost recovery Schedules and Riders.

In its Application, Enterg,u Texas is, among other things:

-Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be collected from its retail

customers of S198.7 million per or 12.74°%, compared to adjusted re-

tail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800.

based on the test year period of July 2008 through June 2009.-Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider

IPCR) of approximately 51.8 billion incurred during the reconciliation pe-

riod. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered

amounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement afnel-related refund or

surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case, but does seek to surcharge its

under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

TariffRevisions

•Enterev Texas is proposing to add a number of new° rate schedules or rid-

ers as follows:o Competitive Generation Services {"CGS") Tariff; which will he avail-

able to the LIPS rate class: CGS Cost Rider (5942.810.annually), which

will be charged to the LIPS rate class: and CGS Unrecotiered Services Cost

Rider_ which will recoter costs unrecovered as a result of the CGS Tariff and

whicl, apply to customers not participating in the CGS program (the rates for

tl:is latter rider are not yet proposed in the Applicaiion because the rates will

he dependent on customer participation in the CGS program).

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("MVER")Serxice

Rider, Ahich provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible Service for

these eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed.o Purchased Power Recovery (<°PPR°') Rider, which is designed to re-

cover all purchased capacity and, as set in this case, will recover appn?si-

ntatelv 5251.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an ar-Inual basis. The

Company's request includes (1) a mechanism to update the rider annuallv

t3refleet increases or decre a ses in purchased capacity costs as incurred bN

the Company, and (2) the reconciliation of costs recovered under the ricer

^^n u> re,^t vN:th the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

<<"I`ransn;tssionCost Recovery Factor ( "T CRF" ; Rider. The ('on ran: '

proposal in this case is to seek Commission approvai of the ?ium c, t.ri'

associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment ofcertain costs under [lie rr 6-

-and the baseline A alues to be used in updating the rider in future T(: RF fi?-

ings o Rene\N able Energy Credits {"RL'C") Rider, which rvill recot°e:

the cost of renewable energy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed #r^.

certdin customers.o Cost of Service AdJustment ("COSA") Rider. The Connpany is prr^p.^s-

int' the adoption of formula-based rates to become effective prospeciiveax

s_tollotN rug establishment of s-T1's cost of service and autliori7ed returns is

result of this application. A t2rrmul,:-based rate would nllowhe

re ^Cnnt: i't=Qtnrenrent5 and rarer to b ,Ci13iSte(t Lip Or (IC+s^'n on d

h..s:s in a more efiicicnt and eifec i:e manner vkhile e.z,ntit:ut ,

Communications Link ("RCL") Rider, which provides f blo Renlote C

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less communication link to the Company's Dieter located at the customer's

premises to provide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.

To the extent any of the riders addtessed herein are not approved, but the

costs remain in ETT's revenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover the as-a110

so,:ax:ted costs through its base rates, and the proposed base rates in this case

will increase accordingly.In addition. T:ntergy Texas is proposing to close itsLlntnetered Set- W

vices Schedule to new business; open its Interruptible Service ("1S") to ne"

customers; n~ odifi, terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services

("TV3ES'') Schedules;and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education

t"IIIE") Schedule_ Entergy Texas also proposes minor modifications to a

number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on file with

the Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction ove.

Enter^, Texas' rates.


A] I customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service front

Entergy Texas within its service territory will be affected by the proposed

rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs contained

in the Application. The following table shows the effect of the proposed rate

increase (inclusive of riders) on existing rate classes:

Rate Class Number of Customers Percent Change

Test Year Adjusted TotalRevenues*

Residential Service 350,805 20.319%

Small General Service 22,910 14-61^^

General Service 18,725 9.86%,;

Large General Service 322 7.66%^^o

Large Industrial Power Service ''4 3-^ ^'I

Lighting Service 1,642 10.260,%

Total Retail 401,478 12.74%{

including fuel

The effective date of the rate change is February, 3, 2010:

Contact ]nforntatiori

Persons with questions or who vyant more information on this filing may

contact Entergy Texas at Entergy Texas, Inc., Attn:C'ustomer Service.-

2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call (1-€t7()- ;

568-3 149 (select option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)) during

normal business hours. A completecopy of this application is available tat

inspection at the address listed above.Persons xvho wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceed-

ings should notify the FublicEltihty Commission of Texas (commission) as

soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. Arequest to

intervene or for further infonnation should be mailed to the Public Litilit}°

Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 78711-3326. Fur'thelir:lissior:information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Cor,

at (512) 936-7120 or (S88) 782-84 77. Hearing- and speech impaired indi-

viduals with text telephones (TTY ? may contact the commission at (Si2)

^36-71 36. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after

ire date the application ti> a^ filed with the Commission. I-4tc

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Y^1-i't EMILNTALNf?Tlt,h OF RASF CHANGE REQUESTOr liec•embcr 30. 2009, Ertergy Texas, [ne. filed its S3'ATEIa;LNT 0' INTENT AND APPLICATION FOR AU-T1 i0R1TY "1'{) Cl-;!tIvCE RATES ,,ND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("ppiica,ion"). Enterg} Texas filed itsApplication u ith the Public Utility- Comr.nissien of Texas ("Cotnn;ission"1 and w ith those municipal authorities inits service territory that have original jurisdiction over EntereV Texas' electric rates.Statement of Intent to Change Rates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entergry Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the period April 20()7through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred during theperiod April y00; through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost recoverySchedules and Riders.

In its Application, Entergy Texas is, among other things:" Proposing a total increase in non-fuel revenues of $211.5 million per year, or 33.744,u, compared to adjusted non-

fuel retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. a4800. based on the test year period of

July 2008 through June 2009: Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase throughrite riders discussed below. This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, including fuel, to becoilecte-dfrom retail customers of $198.7 million per year; or 12.74%,

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately $1.8 billion incurredduring the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (undcr)-recovered amounts.

Enterg^y 'i'exas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case,but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions

* Enterg}: Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

o Competitive Generation Services ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate class; CGS Cost Rider{$942,810 annually), which will be chari:ed to the LIPS rate clas,; and CGS Unrectwered Services Cost Rider,

htch will recover costs unrecotiered as a result of the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participatingin the CGS program (the rates for this latier rider are not yet proposed in the Application because the rates will bedependent on customer participation in the CGS program).

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction("R"iVER") Senice Rider, uhich provides a market-based alterna-tiz"e to Interruptible Service for those eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed.

Purchased Power Recoven t"PPR"; Rider, which is designed to recover all purchased capacity and, asset in thiscase, will recover approxi,n ;tels $251.8 million of purchased capacit}° costs on an annual basis. The C'oiiipan5•'srequest includes {1} a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increases t>r decreases in Purchased capacitycosts as incurred by the Company. and (2) the reconciliation of costs recovered under the rider eoncurretit^with theCompany's fuel reconciliation cases,

o Tra=nsmission Cost Recovery Factor ("TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seek Comntissiottapproval of the fornt of tariff associated Nvith the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs under the rider, and thehaseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

o Renewable Energy Credits (";REC") Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable enerky credits and accomplishthe opt-out allowed for certain customers.

o Cost of Sen-ice Adjustment ("COSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-based rates tobecome effective prospectively following establishment of ETI's cost ofI service and authorized ireturns as a resultof this application. A formula-basedrate would allow the Companc's revenue requirements and rates to be annuallyadjusted up or down on a prospective basis,

o Remote Communications Link ('RCL') Rider, which provides for a,^,ireless communication link to the Company'sMeter located at the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data, for billing purposes.

To the extent any ofthe riders addressed herein are not approved. but the costs remain in E77 =s revenue requirement,proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates. and the proposed base rates in this case will

vrcase accordingly. The total incr.ase over adjusted test seam non-fuel revenues associated with the costs thatE3'Iruttiests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is $211.5 million, or '33.74%, °

et year. The percentage change to ETI's total revenues (including, fuel) is 12.74°/6.

in addition, Enterg4 Texas is proposing to, close its LJmnetered Ser%ices Schedule to new business; open its Inter-qttl,Ie Ser,tce to new customers; modtfv tet,ns and charces in Miscellaneous i:?ectric Services (..I`4ES")^f ec7 i(es= and discontinue its Jnstinnions ot H Lhcr Education (11Ht.:") Schedule. Entergy Texas also proposes

modifications to a number of rate schedules. Uhich are detailed in the tarifl"manual on file with the Commis-- 7-1 each tntanicipa lith exercising over Eniertrt' Tex?,s' rates. °. on Customer Classes


All customers and classes, ot custontets-recervtng retai ( electric serv ice from EnterK, Texas wzthir, its service territorywa l lre aftetted by the proposed rate charges and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs contained in theApplication. The followinL table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes:

Rate Class Number of Pei-cent ChangeCustomers Test in Non-Fuel Percent Change inYear Adjusted Revenues Total Revenues*

Residential Service 350;805 43.42% 20 ,39%Small General Se ice 29,1970 2:60% 14:51°%General Service 18.725 25_50°ro 9.86%Large General Service 322 26.04% 7:66%,Larne Industrial PowerSmice 74 18.68°o -1. 21811110Lighting Service 1;64215.86°'0 10?5°%Total Retail 401,478 33.74°A 12.74%

inrlud"ing fuel revenues

1.,«rgyTexa.s proposed that thene^Arates take effect on February 3, 2010. Certain municipal authorities'haveiuspended that effective date another 90 days, and the Commission has extended it to at least July _, 2030.^ontact ]nfoi7rationersons,vith questions or who «ant more information on this filing may contact Enterg}° Texas at Entergv Texas,

n,c.,Attn: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case,-50 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77707, or call [ 1-800-;68-3749seiect option 3, then press ti, then press 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of this

application is available for inspection at the address listed above.Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public Utility Commissionaf Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed_ Arequest to intervene oror further information should he mailed to the Public L'tility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326. Austin, Texas

-S-11-33216. Further information ntaNalso be obtained by calling the Public Iltilitv Gornmissionat (512) 936-71 20or t88$; 782-8477. Hearinq- and speeclt-impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY.) may contact the com-

mission at (512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the date the applicationwas filed with the Corntnission.

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NOTICE OF RATE CHANGE REQUESTOnD,ece.r,ber30,24R9,EntergyTexas,lnc.hleditsSTATfM`_NTf?FINTft2TAh-."="LlCATIaRfORAUTNORITYTO(H t^ EtF?E^^f r0 t^;yCfLE FUEL COSTS {°Applicatfon°). lntergyTexas filed Its Application with the Public Utility commission af-texas {°Ccarmis<, ^r'

with those municipal authorities in its service territory that have original jurisdiction over fntergyTexas'electrictates.Statement of intent to Chanae Rates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entergy Texas filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the period April 2007 through JunerequeststttattheCommissianreconcilefuelandpur{chasedpowPtexpensesincurredduringtheperiodApril2QG7throughlune(rec-orrciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost recovery Schedules and Riders.

In its Application, EntergyTexas is, among other things:. Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be colledc-d from its retail customers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.74%, comparedto adjusted retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in DodtetPio.34800,based on the test year period of July 2008 thr,unh

June 2009.Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power cots ( including Rider 1PCR) of approximately $1.8 bill onincurreddurirtg rhe recon-

<iliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered amounts. Entergyiexas does not seeY tc impie-ment a fuel-reiated refund or surcharge of it eligible fuel costs in this case, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered R i der 1PiR

costs.Tariff Revisions

Entergy Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

Competitive Generation Services ('(GS') Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate class; CGS Cost Rider ($942,810 annually),which will be charged to the LIPS rate class; and CGS Unrecovered Services Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a resultof the {GS Tariff and which applv to customers not participating in the (GS program (the rates for this latter rider are not yet proposed

in the Appli(at9on because the rates will be dependent on customer participation in the CGS program).Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("MVER") Service Rider, which provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible

Service for those eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed:Purchased Power Recovery (°PPR°) Rider, which is designed to recover all purchased capacity and, as set in this case, will recover

approximately S251.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annual basis. The Company's request includes (1) a mechanism to up-

date the rider an finally to reflect increases or decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconcilia-tion of costs recovered under the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

Transmission Cost Recovery Factor ("T(RF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seek Commission approval of the formof tariff associated with tneTCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs under the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the

rid°r in future T(RF filings.ftenewableEnergytredits("RE(")Rider,whichwil;recoverthecostofrenewableenergycreditsandaccomplishtheopt-outallowed

for certain customers. :. .: . ..'' . .. :.:.^ ;.

. Cost of Service Adjustment ( "CSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-based rates to become effective

prospectively following establishment of ETI's costifservice and authorized returns as a result ofthis application. Aformuia-based rate

would allow the Company's revenue requirements and rates to be adjusted up or down on a prospective basis in a more efficient and

effective manner while continuing to provide for regulatory oversight and periodic general rate case filings.

. Remote Communications Link Rider, which provides fora wireless communication link to the Company's meter located at

the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI's revenue requirement, Eli proposes to re-

cosFerthe associated costs through its base rates and the proposed base rates in this case will increase accordingly.In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to ccse its Unmetered Services Schedule to new business; open its Interruptible Service (15`i

to new customers; modi`yterms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services ( "MES") Schedules; and discontinue its institutions of Higher

Education (° iHE ) Schedule. fntergy Texas also. proposes minor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tar-iff manual on file with the Commission and each, munidpality exercising original jurisdiction over Entergylexas'rates.

impact on Customer ClassesAll customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from EntergyTexas within its service territory will be affected by

the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fue; and purchased power costs contained in the Application. The following table shows

the effect of the proposed rate increase (inclusive of riders) or, existing rate classes:

Rate Class Number of Customers Test Year Adjusted Percent Change Total Revenues`


Small General Service 29,910 14.61%

General Service 18,725

Large General Service 322 7^66%

Large Industrial Power Service 74 128`A,

Lighting Service 1,642 10.265+,

Total Retail 401,478 12.74141:

including fuel

^ The effective date of the rate change is February 3, 2010.

Contact information

€,;Pd withmission

Attachment 2 to Appendix

Persons with quzstior,sor who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at fntergyTexas, Inc, Attn: Customer

Sertiice-2(a9 Rate Case. 356 f ine Street Beaun-+ont, Texas 17701, or call [1-800-3'68-3 i49 (select option 1, then press U; then press 4, then

press 3)) during normal business hours- A complete copy of this application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

r`c teish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should rnf ^^ the Public Utility Commission ofTexas Ccommis-

':',^,;:3 2;C^S<IOle,asanrIIterNentic^.,,e:7GirReW'7iDeimposed. A reqliest'tCailEt^r'rVrforfurthermf03maJc^,^.!^G ^.>~YAat{e^

'111itv1,ommissiori ofiexas, P0. Box 13326, Austin; Teos 787111-3326. further information may alsobe oh:.>irr a'iinc

the ubir( iltilit,Commiss;oqat`S12)935-7720or (8&8)T82-$477,Hearing- and saeec?r-impairedindividuals with tga;,?I-t^ rTTI"r

may-rontactthe commission at (512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days atter the date tPr-ra;icat,oc

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-- )ecernberK. 200°. En'.ergyTirxas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF itN;T"tNTANDAf'Fl1CATIONfORAUiHUR; Y

h y,E R{ai ES AND 10 RECGNCiLE FUEL COSTS (°Applicatron"). Er,tergy Texas filed its Application with the PublicL: ^-,.,i ommission of Texas (-Commission", and with those municipal authorities in its service territory that have original

jurisdiction over Erdergy Texas' electric rates.

Statement .of Intent to Change Pates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entergy Texas fding requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the period April 2007through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred during the periodApril 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost recovery Schedules and

Riders.


Proposing a total increase in non-fuel r2venuesof$211.5 million per year, or 33.74°I,>rompared to adjusted-non-fuel retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800, based on the test year period of July 200$though June 2009. Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase through rate ridersdiscussed below. This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, including fuel, to be collected from retailcust^,me-s of $198.7 millionperyear, or 12.74°l0:

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately $1.8 billion incurredduring the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered amounts. EntergyTexas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case, but does seek tosurcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs,

Tariff Revisions


Competitive Generation Services {'CGS') Tarifi, which will be available to the LIPS rate class; CGS Cost fti:.,e,($942,810 annually), which wil! be charged to the LIPS rate viass; and CGS Unrecovered Services Cost Rider, whin-ii wiltrecover costs unrecovered as a result ofthe CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participating in the CGS program(the rates for this letter rider are not yet proposed in the Application because the rates will be dependent on customer

participation in the CGS Program),

° Experimeata; Mlarket Valued Energy Reduction ( tv1Vi:R") Service Rider, which provides a market-basedalternative to interruptible Service for those eligibie customers willing to have their service curtailed.'

Purchased Power Recovey ; f PR") Rider, which is designed to recover al purchased capacity and, as set in

this :case, will recover approximately S2511.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annual basis. The Company`s requestincludes (1)a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increases or decreases in purchased capacity costs asincurred by the Company, and (2) line reconciliation of costs recovered under the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel

reconciliation cases.

° Transmission C•ost Recovery Factor!"TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seekcommission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs under the rider, andthe baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF ifngs:

° Renewable Energy Credits ("REC`) Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable energy credits andaccomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

Cost of Service Adjustment ("COSA°) Rider, The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-based rates tobecome enèc8ve prospectively following establishment of ET!'s cost of service and authorized returns as a result of this

application. Afor;r;ula-based rate would allow the Company's revenue requirements and rates to be annually adjusted upor down ona prospective basis. '.

^ Remote Communications Link 1"RCL") Ricer, which provides for a wireless communication link to the Company's =

meter located at the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.

To thE extent any of the riders addressed hereln are not approved. be the costs remain in ETl's revenue requirement,ET1 prop ses tcrecove- the associated casts through 3'w base mtes, and the oroposed base rates in this case will increase

a:.cordingty. The total ir, rease over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated with the costs that FTIteouests to

recover through the con- of base rates and the above-listed riders is $211.5 million, or 33.74%, per year. The

percentage change to ETi's total revenues (Including fuelr is 12 74%. ^

In zadi6on, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its Unmeterec Services Schedule to new business: open its interruptible

Service ( ' IS ') to new customers: modify'erms and charges in Misce!laneous Electric Services ( Pti4c5 ) Schedutes and

discontinue 1 institutions, of Mahar Edu,.BtIo't !HE " , Sheduie Entcr4y Texas also proposes fxl.nOr rì '^ tca'ôns to a

number of rate S.^.he'rJfrS which are detailed In the t&i.''f ,,n'Yl}a co iile with the Commission uric each municipality &Ye6i5H1g

o.ivina!jursdretron,ove tr2.ergy Texas' rates.


tmnact on Customer Ciseses

All customers and basses of customersrecejving retail eectric service from Entergy Texas within its service teritorywill be affected by he proposed rate changes and reconciGa5ori of `je and purchased power costs conr 'ned in the.4,ppi+:ation: The following able shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes

Number of Percent ChangeCustomers Test in Non-Fuel Percent Change in

Rate Class Year Adiusted Revenues Total Revenues'

Residential Service 350.805 43.42% 20.39%

Small General Service 29,910 ?7.60°r° 14.61%

General Service 18,725 25.50°6 9.86°!°

Large General Service 322 26.04°k 7.66%

Large Industrial Power Service 74 18.68°!° 3:28%

LiahtinoService 1;642 15.86°/° 10.26°i°

Total Retail 401,478 33.74°0 92.74°io

inc,ud!ng fuel ierenries

Entergy Texas proposed that the new rates take ef`ect on February 3, 2010. Certain municipal authorities havesuspended that effective date another 90 days, and the Commission has extended it to at least July 5, 2010.

Contact Information

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at Entergy Texas, inc.,Attn: Customer Service-200° Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 777011, or call [ 1-800-368-3749 (select optiona, then press 0, then press 4, then press ;)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of this application is availablefor inspection at.the address listed above,

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public Utility Commission of Texas(-commission) as soon as possibie, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request to intervene or for furtl-,e,itaic,;rrnation should be mailed to the Public Lifiliy Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 78711-3326. Furtherinformation may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at (512) 936- 7 120 or (888) 782-8477. Hearir^-and speech impaired individuals with text telephones fTTY) may contact the commission at f512) 936-7136. The deadlinefor intervention in the proceeding is 45 dzys after the date the application was filed with the Commission.

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NOTICE OF RATE CHANGE REQUESTOn December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its SZ:ATEmE:NT C?I' fN a'; NAND APPLICATION FOR AUT14OR3'I'Y 10 CHANGE RATES AND TORECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Application"). Entergy Texas filed its Applicationwith the Public Utility Commission of Texas ("Commission") and with thosemunicipal authorities in its service territory that have original jurisdiction overEntergy'fexas' electric rates.

Statemeitt of nte,^.t to (Zlimge Rates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs'

Euterg^. Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions torate base for the period April 2007 through June 2009, request-, that the-Commissionreconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred during the period April 3007through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number ofcost recovery Schedules and Riders.


t Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be collected from its retail customersof $198.7 million per year, or 12_74%, compared to adjusted retail revenues resultingfrom the Commission's Order in Docket No, 34800, based on the test year periodof Jul'^2008 through June 2IX09.• Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) ofapproximately $1.8 billion incurred during the reconciliation peri od_ Thereconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered amounts. EntergvTexas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligiblefuel costs in this case, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider lPCRcosts.

Tariff Revisions

Entergy "1ex.:sis proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders asYollow^i' ,

r Competitive Generation Services ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to theLIPS rate class: CGS Cost Rider ($942.810 annually), which will be charged to theLIPS rate class; and CGS linrecovered Services Cost Rider, which will recovercosts ur;recovered as a result of the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers ticsparticipating in the CGS program (the rates for this latter rider are not yet proposedin the App 1ication because the rates will be dependent on custonrerpanicipation inthe CGS program).• Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction {"?v9\.'ER"} Service Rider, Wariit

communication 1in1: to the Company's meter located at the customer's pretnises toprovide a: cess of customer usage data for billing purposes.

In addticn Ente!-g,Texas is proposing to close its rnmetetad Se;-vices Schedule to

provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible Service for those eiigiWc:customers wiiling to have their service curtailed.• Purchased Power Recoverv ("PPR") Rider, which is designed to recover :,1,purchased capacity and, as set in this case, will recover approximately U51.8million of purchased capacity costs on an annual basis_ The Company's recluestincludes (1) a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increases ordecreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) mereconciliation of costs recovered under the rider concurrent with the Compal3y^sfuel reconciliation cases.• Transmission Cost Recovery Factor("TCRF") Rider. The Company-'s proposal inthis case is to seek Commission approval of the form of tariff associated with theTCRF rider. the treatment of certain costs under the iider and the baseline valuesto be used in updating the. rider.in:future T.GRFAilings. .:.• Renewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, which will recover the cost of'renewable energy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.• Cost of Service Adjustment ("COSA") Rider. The Company is proposing theadoption of fonintla-based rates to become effective prospectively folloivinee xRblishment of ETT's cost of service and authorized returns as a result of thisapplication. A fotznula-baset3 rate would allow the Company's revenue requirementsand rates to be adjusted up or down on a prospective basis in a more efficient andeffective manner while continuing to provide for regulatory oversight and periodicgeneral rate: case filings.• Remote Commun cationt Link f"RCL") Rider. which provides for a wireless

and charges in R'lisceilaneous Electri: Services ("MI S") Schedules; and discontinueits Institutions of Higher Education ("IHE°) Schedule. Entergy Texas also proposesminor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariffmanual or, tile, with the Commission and each municipality exercising originaljurisdiction over Enterg^'Texa.s'rates,

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric serv ice from EittergyTexas within its service territory will be affected by the proposed rate changes andreconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs contained in the Application. Thefollowing table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase (inclusive of riders)on existing rate classes:

Number of Customers Percent ChangeRate Class Test Year Adjusted Total Revenues*

Residential Service 350,805 20.39%Small General Service 29,910 14.61%General Service 18.725 ° - 9.86% .Large General Service 324' i .669cLarge Industrial Power Service 74 318%.Lighting Service 1 642 10.26%Total Retail 401,478 3 2:?417(.

including fuel

The effective date of the -rate chatige is February 3.2010

Contact Inforn at ti< n

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing maycontact Entergv Texas at Eniergy Tea:as, ?ne..Attn: Customer Service-2(Y)9 RateCase, 350 Pine Street. Beaumont. Texas 77701„ or call 11-800-368-3749 (selectoption 1, then press 0, the-, press 4, then press 3)j during normal business liours. Acomplete copy° of this application is a^ailable for inspection at the address listedabove.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedingsshould notify the Public Utility Commission of Texas (commission) as soon aspossible, asaninterl.entiondeadlinewill beimposed, Arequest tointer.-eneorforfurther information should be mailed to the Public Utility Coa^trussion of Tcxas.P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 7$711-3326_ Further information may also beobtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at (512) 936-7120 or (888) 382_8,:?. Hearing- and speech-iripaiied individuals with text telephones (TTY) maycontact the commis<tctn at {S t' 946-'i l 36. The deadline for in*.c. vention in theproceeding is 45 dal safter ..:'t;e. date, the application was filed with the Cornmission.

To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costsremain in ETI's revenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated costsi"trrsu}_h its base rates, and the aroposed base rates in this case will incre.ascacc:;rdirgl;


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SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE OF RATE CHANGE REQUEST

Cn December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENT ANDAPPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUELCOSTS {"Application^. Entergy Texas filed its Application with the Public Utility Commissionof Texas ("Commission") and with those municipal authorities in its service territory thathave original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' electric rates.

Statement of Intent to Change Rates and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entergy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to ratebase for the period April 2007 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcilefuel and purchased power expenses incurred during the period April 2007 through June2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost recovery Schedulesand Riders.


• Proposing a total increase in non-fuel revenues of $211.5 million per year, or33.74%, compared to adjusted non-fuel retail revenues resulting from the Commission'sOrder in Docket No. 34800, based on the test year period of July 2008 through June 2009.Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase through rateriders discussed below. This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, includingfuel, to be collected from retail customers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.74%.

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) ofapproximately $1.8 billion incurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliationincludes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered amounts. Entergy Texas does not seekto implement a fuel-rEiated refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case, butdoes seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions

• Entergy Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or ridersas follows:

Competitive Generation Services ("CGS') Tariff, which will be available to theLIPS rate class; CGS Cost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will be charged to the LIPS rateclass; and CGS Unrecovered Services Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered asa result of the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participating in the CGS programthe rates for this fatter rider are not yet proposed in the Application because the rates will

be dependent on customer participation in the CGS program).

^Expehr^entai 1warKetualueetnergy Reduction ('MVER }Service Rider, whichprovides a market-based alternative to Interruptible Service for those eligible customerswilling to have their service curtailed.

° Purchased Power Recovery (°PPR") Rider, which is designed to recover allpurchased capacity and, as set in this case, will recover approximately $251.8 million ofpurchased capacity costs on an annual basis. The Company's request includes (1) amechanism to update the rider annually to refiect increases or decreases in purchasedcapacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconciliation of costs recoveredunder the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

Transmission Cost Recovery Factor (TCRF°) Rider. The Company's proposalin this case is to seek Commission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRFrider, the treatment of certain costs under the rider, and the baseline values to be used inupdating the rider in future TCRF filings.

To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costsremain in ETI's revenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated costs fhrtiuahits base rates, and the proposed base rates in this case will increase accardingly. The totalincrease over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated with the costs that ETIrequests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is$211.3 million, or 33.74°1°, per year. The percentage change to ETl'stota9 revenues(including fuel) is 12.74%.

In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its Unmetered Services Schedule tonew business; open its Interruptible Service (`1S") to new customers; modify terms andcharges in Miscellaneous Electric Services ("MES') Schedules; and discontinue itsInstitutions of Higher Education (°!HE') Schedule. Entergy Texas also proposes minormodifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on filewith the Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction over EntergyTexas' rates:

Impact on Cus^smer Classes

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from EntergyTexas within its service territory will be affected by the proposed rate changes and

i reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs contained in the Application. The foilnvrngtable shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes:

Number of Percent ChangeCustomers Test In Non-Fuel Percent Change in

Rate Class Year Adjusted Revenues Total Revenues`Residential Service 350,805 43.42% 20.39%Small General Service 29,910 27.60% 14;611",General Service 18,725 25.50% 9:8F0-';Large General Service 322 26.04sk 7:66°kLarge Industrial Power Service 74 18.68% 3.2P_ ;^Lighting Service 1,642 15:86"! 10.26°kTotal Retail 401,478 33.74% 12.74%

including fuel revenues

Entergy Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3, 2010. Certainmunicipal authorities have suspended that effective date another 90 days, and theCommission has extended it to at least July 5, 2010:

Contact Information

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contactEntergy Texas at Entergy Texas, Inc., Attn: Customer Service--2009 1Zate Case, 350 PineStreet, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call 11-800-368-3749 (select option 1, then press 0, thenpress 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of this applicationis available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify thePublic Utility Commission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an interventiondeadline will be imposed. A request to intervene or for further information should be mailedto the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin, Texas 787;1-3326.Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at(512) 936-7120 or (888) 782-8477. Hearing-and speech impaired individuals withtext telephones (TTY) may contact thecommissionat-^S12) 936-7138: The deadline,,for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the date the application was filed withthe Commission.

° Renewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, which will recover the cost ofrenewable energy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

° Cost of Service Adjustment ("CCSA°) Rider. The Company is proposing theadoption of formula-based rates to become effective prospectively following establishmentof ETI's cost of service and authorized returns as a result of this application. A formula-based rate would allow the Company's revenue requirements and rates to be annuallyadjusted up or down on a prospective basis.

° Remote Communications Link ('RCL') Rider, which provides for a wirelesscommunication link to the Company's meter located at the customers premises to provideaccess of customer usage data for billing purposes.

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NOTICE OF RATE CI-IANGE REQUEST

On December 30, i009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENT AND ^^ 1^^ ^t^ ^TexasAvTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RBCONCILE FUEL COSTS ("APPfiled its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas ("Commission") and with those municipal

authorities in its service territory that have original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' electric rates_

Statement of Intent to Change Rates and to Reconcile ^Fuel Costs

d AprilEntetp'Texasfiling requests an increase in rates, address frell andtpnrehased power expe neserioncurred

2t107 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcileduring the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost

recovery Schedules and Riders.

In its Application; Entergy Texas is, among other things:

•Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be collected from its retail customers ofS198.7 million per year,

or 12.74%, compared to adjusted retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800,

based on the test year period of July 2008 through June 2009.

•Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately $1.8 billion

incurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recoveredamounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement a fael-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in

this case, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

TariffRe^'is?ons

•'£ntergy Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

o Competitive Generation Services ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate class; CGSCost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will be charged to the LIPS rate class; and CGS l3nTecovered

Services Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a result of the CGS Tariff and which applyto customers not participating in the CGS prograrn (the Yates for this latter rider are not yet proposed in

the Application because the rates will be dependent on customer participation in the CGS program).

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("MVER") Service Rider, which provides a market-based

alternative to Interruptible Service for those eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed.

oPurchased Power Recovery ("PPR") Rider, which is designed to recover all Purchased capacity and,as set in this case, will recover approximately $25i:8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annual

basis.The Company. s request includes (1) a mechanism to update the rider a^u ^^concreconciliation of costs

or decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2)recovered undeT the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

0 Transmission'CoSY Recovery Factor("TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to sockCommission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs

under the rider, and the baseline values to he used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

oRenewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable energy credits and

accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

fl Cost of Service Adjustment ("COSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-based

Company Su ^oezedrates to become effective prospectively folio-wingA formula-based rate wou d oth

f

returns as a result of this application.requirements and rates to be adjusted up or down on a prospective basis in a more efficient and effective

manner while continuing to provide for regulatory oversight and periodic general rate case filings.

o Remote Communications Link ("RCL") Rider, which provides for a Wireless conimuriicatian link to

the Company's meter located at the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data for

billing purposes.

To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI's revenue

requirement. ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its bast rates, and the proposed base rates in

finis case will increase aecordingly.

A ttachment 2 to Appendix gPage 113 of 196

In, addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close itsUrunetered Services Schedule to now business; open its

interruptibkService ("IS") to new customers; modify tenns and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services(`ivtES") Schedules; and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education ("ME") Schedule. Entergy Texas alsoproposes minor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on file with

the Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' rates."

fmpaeton Customer Classes

.A..11 customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from Entergv Texas within its se.uicete,-riiory tivill be afiected by the proposed rate changes andreconcniadotror t'ueTand purenased powc^vstscontained in the Application. The following table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase (inclu"Ve of

riders) on existing rate classes:

Rate Class Number of Customers Percent Change

Test Year Adjusted Total Revenues'



General Service 18,725 9.86%

Large General Service 322 7.66°1u

Large Industrial Power Service 74 3.28%0

Lighting Service 1,642 10.''.6°i4

Total Retail 401,478 12.74°rG

including fuel

T• he

{

effective date of the rate change is February 3, 2010.

Contact Information

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Entergv Texas at EnergyTexas, Inc., Attn: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street_ Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call jl-8(10-30$-3749 (select option 1; then press 0, then press 4, then press :)] during normal business hours. A complete

copy of this application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public UtilityCoinmission ofTexas (conunission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request tointervene or for further information should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326,Austin, Texas 787711-+326. Further information may alse be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commissiona'S12) 936-7120 or (888) 7€24477. I-learing- and speeLhimpaired individuals with text telephones (1-FY) may

contact the commission at (512) 936-i136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is, 45 days after the^'date the application was fil? 3with tJ,P fnmmd^"ion -


PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT Page 114 of 196

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tJr December M. 2009, Enter^ Texas, Inc. fled its STATEMENT OF INTENT AND APPLICATION FOR

AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS (.*'Application"). Entergy Texashled its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas ("Commission") and with those municipalctudiorities in its service territor;, that have original jurisdiction over Entergy, Texas' electric rates.


Entergti Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the period April

2007 through ?uric 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred

during the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval ofa number of costrecovery, Schedules and Riders.


Proposing atotal increase in non-fuel revenues of $211.5 million per year, or 33.74%, compared to adiustcd

non-fi1el retail revenues resu]ting from the Commissions Order in Docket No. 34800, based on the test yearperiod of July 2008 through June 2009. Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non 'fuel revenueincreasethrough rate riders disciassedbelow. This proposal represents an increase in overall reVt_']Ri^, including,fuel, to be collected from retail customers of S198:7 million per year, or 12:74%.

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider 1PCR) of approximately $1_8 billionitacur:ed during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recoveredan-,ounts, Entergy Texas does not seek to implement afoel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs inthis case, but does seek to stircharge itsunder-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions

^ Entergy Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

oC.o:npetitive Generation Sen°ices ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate CGSCost Rider {R942:810 annually), u'hich will be charged to the LIPS rate class; and CGSL'nrecoveru.iSertices Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a result of the CGS Tariff and ti^hichapply to customers not participating in the CGS program the rates for this latter rider are not yetproposed in the Application because the rates will be dependent on customer participation in the CGSprogram).

oExperimental N9arket Valued Energy Reduction (".MVER") Service Rider, which provides amarket-based alternative to Interruptible Service for those eligible customers willing to have tlieir servicecirrCailed,

o, Purchased Power Recovery ("PPR") Rider, which is designed to recover all purchased capacity and,as set in this case, will recover approximately $251.8 million ofRarchased capacity costs onart annualbasis_ The Company's request includes (1) a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increasesor decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconciliation ofcosts recovered under the rider concurrent with the Companys fuel reconciliation cases.

oTransnnssion Cost Recovery Factor ("TCRF' ) Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seekLornm>;ission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certaincosts under the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

a Renewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable energy creditsand accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers. _

oCost of Service Adjustment ("C'OSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-based sates to become effective prospectively following establishment of ETl's coal of service andauthorized returns as a result of this application:A formula-based rate would allow the Company'srevenue requirements and rates to be anrually adjusted up or down ona prospective basis.

o Remote Comrrtmicationt Link ("RCL") Rider, which provides for a wirciess communication link- to

the Company's J;t:ter lec;,tee at *he customer's pre:r.ises to provide access of customer usage data forbilling purpo,Fes.


'1e the exterit any of the rider : addressedherein are notapn oved. but the costs remain in ETl's revenue requirement,

ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates, and the propcnezl base rates in this case willincrease aaco;riingiy. The total increase over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated with the coats thatJ:Ti requests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is $211.5 million, or

per year. The percentage change to ETl's total revenues {including Such is12.74%n.

In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its Unmetered Cervices Schedule to new business; open its

Inter`upttblc Sr xt-tce ("IS") to new customers; modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services

(Jv1ES ) Schedules; and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education ("IHE") Schedule. Entergy Texas alsoproposes minor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on file with

the Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction over 13ntergy Texas'rates-

Imp'rrt on customer Classes

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from Entergy Texas within its service

territory will be affected by the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costssont:.ined in the Application. The following table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate

classes:

Rate Class Number of Customers Percent Change in Percent Change in Total

$_ Test Year Adjusted Non-Fuel Revenues Revenues

Res,icientiai Service 350.805^43.42% 20.393'0

Small General Serrice 29.910 <760% 14.61°a

fi;eneral Sertiice 18,725 25509.86k

,0Large t'icneral Service 322 2_6:64Z% 7.66°^^ ----.

t arCe Industrial Power 74 18.68°iu 3.28%

1 hq l.^ ::... .

Total Retail 401.476 76

including fuel revenues

Entergv Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3. 2010. Certain municipal authorities havesuspended that effective date another 90 days. and the Commission has extended it to at least July 5, 2010.

Contact Information

Persons with questions or Who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at Entergy Texas.Inc.. Atta: CustomerService---2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont,, Texas 77701, or call [1-800-368-3-749

E (,select option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of this

application is available for inspection at the address listed above.'

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public Utility Commissionof Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request to interveneo; for fitrther information should be mailed to the Public. Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin,'1exis 78711-3326. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at (317)936-7120 or (888) 7828477. Hearing and speech impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contactthe commission at (512) 936-7136- The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 4-4 days after the date the

application was filed with the Corrmmissj?n.

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On December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENT AND APPLICATION FOR

AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Application").Entergy Texasfiled its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas ("Commission") and with those municipalauthorities in its service teuitory that have original Jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' electric rates.

Statemenl of Intentto Change Rates and to Reconcile Fuel CostsC

Fntergy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for thepe

r 2^7 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expense,srimcuir^

pduring the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost4recovery Schedules and Riders.


Proposing an increase in overall revEnues to be collected from its retail customers of $198.7 million per year,or 12.74%, compared to adjusted retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 348t}0.based on the test year period of July 2008 through June 2009.

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately S 1.8 billionincurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered jamounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costs inthis rase, but doc<. seek to urcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Re ,ions

^Enterg}iexas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

o Competitive Generation Services ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rate class:CGS

Cost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will be charged to the LIPS rate class. and CGS UnrecoveredServices Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a result of the CGS Tariff and whieh

appl yyto customers not participating in the CGS program (the rates for this latter rider are not yet proposed inthe Application because the rateswill be dependent on customer participation in the CGS program),

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("MVER") Service Rider, which provides a market-basedalternative to Interruptible Service for those eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed.

o Purchased Power Recovery (`PPR'D jbderwhich is designed to recover all purchased capacity and,as set in this case, will recover approximately $251.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annuqbasis.

The Company's request includes (1) a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increases,or decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconciliation of costsrecovered under the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

o Transmission Cost Recovery Factor ("TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to see1C°Commission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costsunder the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

o Renewable Energy Credits ("REC") Rider, whicb will recover the cost of renewable energy credits andaccomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

fl Cost of Senice Adjustment ('COSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formula-basedrates to become effective prwpectively following establishment of ETI's cost of service and authorizedreturns as a result of this application.

A formula-based rate would allow the Company's revenuerequirements and rates to be adjusted up or down on a prospective basis in a more efficient and effectivemanner while continuing to provide for regulatory oversight and periodic general rate case filings.

o Remote Communications Link ("RCL") Rider, which provides for a wireless communication link to

the Company's meter located at the customer's premises to provide access of customer usage data f6-billing purposes.

To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI's revenuerequirement. Eli proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates, and the proposed base rates inthis case will increase accordingly.


In eddition Entergy- Texas is proposing to close its i.,rnmeteied Services Schedule to new bu^iuess^; open i^lz;tern.rptib3e Service { IS") to new customers; modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Plectric Services("PvtvS") Schedules: and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education ("IHE"jSchedule. Entetgv Texas alsoproposes minor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on file withthe Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction over Ente>•gy'fexas' rates.

Ampact on Customer Clasee5

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric senice from Enteigy Texas within it-, serviceterritory will be affected by the proposed rate changes and reconcilict-on of fuel and purchased power costscontained in the Application. The following table shows the-effect of the proposed rate increase (inclusive ofriders) on existing rate classes:

Kate Class Number of CustomersTest Year Adjusted

Percent ChangeTotal Revenues'

Residential Service 350,805 20.39%Small General Service 29,910 14,61 oio

General Service 18,725 9.86%Large General Service 322 7.66°l0Large Industrial Power Service 74 318%Lighting Service 1,642 10.26%

Total Retail 401,478 12.74°!0

including fuel

The effective date of the rate change is February 3, 2010.

Contact Information

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at EntergyTexas, Inc., Arm: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call f 1-800.,568-3749 (select option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)J during normal business hours. A complete--copy of this application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public Utilit^1Conurission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request tdintervene or for farther information should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 133 6:Atistin. Texas 78711-3326. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commtss^oriat ("12) 936-7120 or (888) 782-8477. Hearing- and speech impaired individuals with text telephones (TM may

contact the commission at (512) 936-7336: The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 navs afier tne._fdate the annlication a asfiledwith thef.°emruicsion ,.- °

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Page 120 of 196

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wt'P'PLE'_NIEN'I-,,kL ;'ttQTICE OF Ii.ATE +CIIANGE ItEQL^EST

On Dec.ember ,G, 2t)d9, Entergr Texas. Inc. filed its STATL1vfENT OF INTENT AND APPLICATION T-'03R

A AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Application"),Enter;y Texasfled its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas ("Commission") and with those municipalauthorities in its service territon- that have ori^-inal jtuisdtction over Entergy Texas' electric rates.

Statementof Intent to C'hange Rate,and to Reconcile Fuel Costs

Entersy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the period April

1007 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expensesin -.ureddtitriug the period April 2007 through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and I 1:qUCSIS <,lofanumbero+costrecovery Schedules and R iders.


^ Proposing a total increase in non-fuel revenues of 5211.5 million per year, ot ^ 74%, compared to <d ;;:te tnon-fuel retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No 3A 3p0_ based on the too vcar

period of July 2008 through June 2009. Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel rc,-nucincrease through rate riders discussed below. This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, includingf.tel, to be collected from retail customers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.74%.

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately S 1.8 billionincurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recoveredamounts. Enierg}' Texas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuel costsinthis casc, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions

Enterey Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules or riders as follows:

o Competitive Generation Ser:ices ("CGS") Tariff, which will be available to the L:PS rates_ CGS

Cost Rider (5942,81 f} annua113-), whichwill be charged to the LIPS rate class; and CGS L`nTeco^ etcdSen-ices Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecoveredas a result of the C'GS Tariff and ivaich.apply to customers not participating in the CGS program (the rates for this Latter rider are not yetpropos^ed in the Application because the rates ,rill be dependent on customer participation in the CGSprogram).

ai Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction (''MVER") Service Rider, which provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible Service for those cligible customers willing to have their service •curtailed.

cPurtihased Power Recovery ("PPR` ) Rider, which is designed to recover all purchased capacity ana,as set in this case, will recover approximatelv 5251 _8 million ofpurchased capacity costs on an antiual

basis. The Company's request includes (I) a mechanism to update the rider annually to reflect increasesor decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2) the reconciliation ofcosts recovered under the rider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

o Transmission Cost Recoven' Factor ("TCRF") Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is to seekCommission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certaincosts under the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future TCRF filings.

oRenewable Energy Credits ("RE-) Rider, which will recover the cost of renewable energy creditsand accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

a Cost of Sen ice Adjusmtent ("C'OSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption of formu'a-based rates to become effective prospectively following establishment of ETI's cost of senice andauthorized returns as a result of this application. A formula-based rate would allow the Company's 'revenue requirements and rates to be amma'ly adjusted up or down on a prospective basis.

•Remote Communica:ions Link (`RCL')Rider, which provides for a wireless communication link tothe Company's mere 3oc.;te:i at the cusiomer's premises to provide access of customer Usage data forbtllFng purposcs. ,


To tbeextent an}' ofthen 7irc adare55c^ ,erU n are not approved but the cosLs remain n ETI's revcnuc7equtrem^at:

ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates: and the proposed base rates in this case willincrease accordingly, The total increase over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated withthe costs thatETI requests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is S211.5 million, or

33,74%, per year. The percentage change to ETI's total revenues (including fuel) is 12.74%.

In :addition, Enterg?' Texas is proposing to close its Unmetered Services Schedule to new business; open its

Interruptible Service ("1S") to new customers; modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Services("'vIES") Schedrales; and discontinue itlnstituti.ans of Higher Education ("IHE") Schedule. Entergy Texas also -pro uses minor modificatons to a number of rate schedules, which arc detailed in the tariff manual on file with

-lie Commission and each municipality exercising original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas rates.

lnipaet on Customer Classes

All customers and classes Of customers Teceivingietail electric service from Entergy Texas within its service

territory will bE; affected by the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costscontained in the Application. The following table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate

classes:

Rate Class Number of Customers Percent Change in Percent Change in Toral

j TestYearAdjusted Non-Fuel Revenues Re.'enues*

estdentia7Service 350,805 43.42%020391ei

^rna11 General Scrvtce 29,910 27.60°Io 14.61 ie -

eneral serviceTG 18.725 5.50°%g2 9 86°0 ^

-r ,,c General Scrntee

? a rge Industrial Power

32274

26.{p}alo

18.68%

66°n

Set t e1.642 15.86% 10.26°n;

i Tom] Retail 401.478 ^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ 3;. 74°`n 12."14"^0

f* including fuel revenues

I:.•rgy Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3, 2010. Certain municipal authorities have

sual^endcd that effective date another 90 days, and the Commission has extended it to at least July 5; 2010.

Contact Information

persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas at EnterZ-N,r Texas,

Inc., Atin: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street. Beaumont; Texas 77701, or call j] -800-368-3749

(select option 1, then press 0, then press 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy of this

application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notifi' the Public Utility Commissionof Texas (commission) as soon as possibiet as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request to intervene

or for further information should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas_ P.O. Box 13,326, Austin,Texas -/8711-3326. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at (512)9:6-7120 or (888) 782-8477. Hearing- and speech impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contact

thr commission at (512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the date the

ar,,licatittn was filed ,vitt'i the Cominission.

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On December 30, 2009, Eniergy Texas, inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENT ANDAPPLICATION FOR AUTHORlT'! TO CHANGE RA; ES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS(-Application'). Entergy Texas filed its Application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas^Co•nrnission") and with those municipal authorities in its service territory that have original jurisdictionover Entergy Texas' electric rates.

statement of Intent to Chance Rates and to Reconciie Fuel Costs

Entergy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base forthe period April 2007 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchasedpower expenses incurred, during the period April 2007 through June 20019 ( reconciliation period), andrequests approval of a number of cost recovery Schedules and Riders.

in its Application, Entergy Texas is, among other things:+ Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be collected from its retail customers of

Z198.7 million per year, or 12,74G/a, compared to adjusted retail revenues resulting from the Commission'sOrder in Docket Plo: 34800, based on the test year period of July 2408 through June 2009:

Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Ritlef1PCR)ofapproximately $1.8 billion i ncurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest onany over- or ( under)-recovered amounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refundor surcharge of its eligible fuel costs in this case, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered RiderfPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions


o Competitive Generation Services (CGS') Tariff, which will be available to the LIPS rateclass; CGS Cost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will be charged to the LIPS rate class;and CGS Unrecovered Services Cost Rider, which will recover costs unrecovereti as aresult of the CGS Tariff and which apply to customers not participating in the CGSprogram (the rates for this latter rider are not yet proposed in the Application because therates will be dependent on customer participation in the CGSprograrrs).

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("M^R") Service Rider, which provi^ amarket-based alternative tolnternfatible Service for those eligible customers witting tohave their servrcecurtailed,

o Purchased Power Recovery (".PPR) Rider, which is designed to recover 2!i purchasedcapacity and, as set in tt;isca•se< will recover approximately $251.8 million of purchasedcapacity costs on an annual basis. The Company's request includes (1 ) a mechanism to,update the rider annually to reflect increases or decreases ii purchased capacity costsas iric^rred.by the Company, and (2) 11he recovered under the riderconcurrent with the Company's fuel recanccliation cases.

o Transmission Cost Recovery Factor t"3'CRf'j Rider. The Company's praposai in thiscase is to seek Commission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRf rider,the treatment of certain costs under the rider, and the baseline valves to be used inupdating the rider in future TCRF filings.

t Renewable Energy Credits ("REC') Rider, which will recover the cost of renewableenergy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

o Cost of Service Adjustment ('COSA") Rider, The Company is proposing the adoption offormula-based rates to become effective prospectively following establishment of ETI'scost of service and authorized returns as a result of this application. A formula-basedrate would allow the Company's revenue requirements and rates to be adjusted up ordown on a prospective basis in a more efficient and effective , manner while continuing toprovide for regulatory oversight and periodic general fate case filings.Remote Communications Lank("RCL") Rider, which provides for a wirelesscommunication link to the Company's meter iocatedat the customer's premises toprovide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.

To the extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI'srevenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its base rates, and theproposed base rates in this case will increase accordingly.

In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its Unmetered Services Schedule to new,business, open its Interruptible Service ("IS', to new customers; modify terms and charges inMiscellaneous Electric Services ("fAES")'SOhMules, and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education(°iNE") Schedule. Entergy Texas also proposes minor modifications to a number of rate sdhedules, Whichare detailed in the tariff manual on file with the Commission and each municipality exercising originaljurisdiction over

Entergy Texas' rates. Impact on Customer Classes

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from Entergy Texas withinits service territory will be affected by the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchasedpower costs contained in the Application. The fb3io)Mna table shows the effect of the proposed rateincrease {inclusive of riders) on existing rate classes:


Number of= Customers Pefcent

Test Year Change TotalRate Class Adjusted Revenues`


Small General Service 29,910 94;61°l0

General Service 18,725 9:86°to

Large General service 3227.66%

Large Industrial PowerService 74 3.28%0

Liahtrnc SeRice 1,842 10.2$%

Total Retail 401,478 12.74°k

including fuel

The effective date of tl*te rate change is February 3, 2010.Contact tn#oTrna#ton

Persons with questions or who %snt r,iore information on this filing may contact Entergy Texas atEntergy Texas, nc., Attn"

Customer Se!vice-20,0E Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texasi7701, or call [1-800-358-3749 (se^ect optior, 3, then press 8, then press 4; then press 3)] during normalbusiness hours. 'A c;;mpiete copy of this application, is available for inspection at the address listedabove.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the PublicUtility Commission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be,rnposed. A request to intervene or for further information should be mailed to the Public UtilityCommission of Texas, P.Q. Box 93326, Austin, Texas 78711-3326, Further information may also beobtained by calling the Public i.ftiiity Commission at {8112) G36-7120 or (888) 782-8477: Hearing- andspeef-l-,-irnpa?red individuals with text tele' phones (TTY) may contact the commission at (512} 936-7136.The deadline for intervention intheprc3ceerlin is 45 days after the date the application was filed with theCommission.

Published Date(s): January 6, 13, 20 27, 200S


PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVITSTATE OF TEXASCOUNTY OF MONTGOMERY


APPEARED MONTE RYAN DOWNHOUR WHO BEING BY ME DULY


MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS, THAT SAID NEWSPAPER IS

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Sl'IpESLEME'^T=1L NOTICE OF RATE CRANGE REQUEST

On December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. flied its STATEmEN`C OF INTENT AND APPLICATION FORCRI3l' TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILE FUEL COSTS ("Application^, Entergy Texas filed its

ication vrHhthe Public Utility Commission of Texas CCommission"; and with those municipal authorities in its

i:î territory that have original jurisdiction over Eritergy Texas' electric rates.

Statement of Intent to Chance Rates and to C c ,sts

Entergy Texas' filing requests an inctease in rates, addresses capital additions to rate base for the periodaril 2007 through June 2009, requests that the Commission reconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurredring the period April 2007 through dune 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of cost

rcovery Schedules and Riders,

In its Application FntergyTExas is, among other things:

. Proposing a total increase in nor,-fuel revenues of $211.5 million per year, or 33.74%, compared totl.us;ed non-fuel retail revenues resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800, based on the test year

of Juiy 20O8 through June 2(309. Entergy Texas proposes to collect a portion of the non-fuel revenue increase^ ou,rh rate riders discussed below. This proposal represents an increase in overall revenues, including fuel, to be

x;tel-led from retail cjstorrers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.'?40ic.

. Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (including Rider IPCR) of approximately 51.8Alion incurred during the reconciliation period. The reconciliation includes interest on any ever-or (ur,der)-recoveredimounts. Entergy Texas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of Its eligible fuel costs in this

âse,but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tar5 Revisions

Entergy iF us is p^^pcsô ?% a r;,;n,ber of hew rate schedules or riders as follows

0

c Competitive Generation Services- (°CGS") Tariff, whrch uA}i heavaiiabie to the LIPS rate class; CGS

Cost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will be char ged to the LIPS rate class; and CGSUnrecovered Se vices Cost Rider, which wi11 recover costs unrecovered as a result of the CGSTariff and which apply to customers not participating in the CGS prograrr, (the rates for this (?,terrider are not yet proposed in the Application because the rates will be depeîdent on cus}erner

participation in the CGS program)

C Experimental Market Valued Ere -,gy Redu.-tô,i Service Rider, LY,.ic^3 provides a market-

based alternative to Interruptible Service for eligible customers wiling to have their service

cisr;ailed.

Purchased Power Recovery ("PPR`) Rit#er,which is designed to recover all Purutissed capacity

certain costs under the rider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in future

TCRF f:lings.

the Compans meter located at the customers premises to provide access of customer usage

and, as set in this case, will recover approximately $251:8 million of purchased capacity costs onan annual basis. The Company's request includes (1) a mechanism, to update the rider annually toreflect increases or decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurred by the Company, and (2)the reconciliation of costs recovered under the rider concurrent with the Comwany's fuel

reconciliation cases.

Transmission Cost Recovery Factor (°TCRF') Rider. The Company's proposal in this case is toseek Commission approval of the form of tariff associated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of

Renewable Energy Credits (°REC°) Rider, which ivilirecover the cost of renev)abte energy credits

and accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain customers.

Cost of Service Adjustment CCOSA") Rider. The Company is proposing the adoption flfformula-bassd rates to become effective prospectively following establishment of ETI's cost of service andauthorized returns as axesult of this application. A formula-based rate would allow the Company'srevenue requirements and rates to be annually adjusted up or down on a prospfdive basis.

Remote Communications Link {"RCL") Rider, which provides for a va^r^lecs communication link to

data for biting purposes .


a extent any of the riders addressed herein are not approved, but the costs remain in ETI's revenueTo threquirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated costs through its base razes< and theprr,posedbase rates in this

case will, increase accordingly. The total increase over adjusted test year non-fuel revenues associated with thecosts that ETI requests to recover through the combination of base rates and the above-listed riders is $211.5 million,

or 33.745k , per year, The percentage change to rTI's total revenues (including fuel) is 12:740/°.< z.

In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing, to close its Unmetered Services Schedule to new business; open itsInterruptible 5ervice ("IS') to new customers, modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Servioes CNti=S")Schedules; and discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education ("1HE") Sc?3edule. Energy Texas also proposes minormodifrcaTions to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the tariff manual on file with the Commission and

each municipality -zxercising original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' rates,


All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service from Entergy Texas within its servioeterritory will be affected by the proposed rate changes and reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs containedin the Application. The follming table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase on existing rate classes:

Number of Customers Percent Change

Test Year Adjusted in Non-Fuel Revenues Percent Change in Total

Rate ClassRevenues'

Residen#ia1 Service 35fl,805 4's.42% 20.39%

Small General Servioe 29,510 27.60% 1 4.61%

General Service 18;725 25.50% 9.86%

Large General Service 322 26.04°!a 7.660k

Large Industrial Power Service 74 18.68°!0 3.28°!0

Lighting Service 1,642 15.86% 10.26%,

: ^ 12.74°l0_ Total Retail 401,478 3174°k °

including fuel revenuesEntergy Texas proposed that the new rates take effect on February 3, 2010. Certain municipal authorities

have suspended that effective date another 90 days, and the Commission has extended it to at least July 6,2010:

Cgntapt Informafian

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contact Eritergy Texas at Entergy

Texas, Inc.; Attn: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350 Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call 13-800-368-3749 (select option 1, then press 0, then press 4. then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy ofthis application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings should notify the Public UtilityCommission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as an intervention deadline will be imposed. A request tonterwene or for further information should be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.0. Box 13326,^ustin, Texas 78711-3326. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public Utility Commission at5123 936-712fl or (888)782-•8477. Hearing- and speech-impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) may contact

le commission at (512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the date the

pplic,^ation was filed with the Commission,Published Date: March 3, 2010


PUBLIS H ER'S AFFIDAVITSTATE OF TEXASCOUNTY OF Newton

(Insert County)


APPEARED Glenn Mitchell WHO BEING BY ME DULYInsert Publisher's Name

SWORN, DEPOSES AND SAYS THAT SHE IS THE PUBLISHER OF THE

Newton County News , THAT SAID NEWSPAPER ISInsert Newspaper's Name

REGULARLY PUBLISHED IN Newton COUNTYInsert County's Name


Newton & Jasper COUNTY(Insert ALL Counties of General Distribution)

(COUNTIES), TEXAS; AND THAT THE NOTICE, A COPY OF WHICH IS HERETO

ATTACHED, WAS PUBLISHED IN SAID NEWSPAPER ON THE FOLLOWING

DAYS: '.c ' ---^ d*OZId ,tv fInsert Date(s)

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NOTARY UBLIC IN AND FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS

Barbara C. MitchellPRINT OR TYPE NAME OF NOTARY PUBLIC

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NOTICE OF RATE CHANCE REQUEST

On December 30, 2009, Entergy Texas, Inc. filed its STATEMENT OF INTENTAND APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO CHANGE RATES AND TO RECONCILEFUEL COSTS ('Application'). Entergy Texas filed its Application with the Public UtilityCommission of Texas ("Commission') and with those municipal authorities in its service

-territory that have original jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' electric rates.


Entergy Texas' filing requests an increase in rates, addresses capital additions torate base for the period April 2007 through June 2009, requests that the Commissionreconcile fuel and purchased power expenses incurred during the period April 2007through June 2009 (reconciliation period), and requests approval of a number of costrecovery Schedules and Riders.


Proposing an increase in overall revenues to be collected from its retailcustomers of $198.7 million per year, or 12.74%, compared to adjusted retail revenues;resulting from the Commission's Order in Docket No. 34800, based on thetest year:period of July 2008 through June 2009. -

• Asking to reconcile fuel and purchased power costs (induding RiderIPCR) of approximately $1.8 billion incurred during the reconciliation period. Thereconciliation includes interest on any over- or (under)-recovered amounts:' EntergyTexas does not seek to implement a fuel-related refund or surcharge of its eligible fuelcosts in this case, but does seek to surcharge its under-recovered Rider IPCR costs.

Tariff Revisions

• Entergy Texas is proposing to add a number of new rate schedules orriders as follows:

o Competitive Generation Services ('CGS') Tariff, which will be available tothe LIPS rate class; CGS Cost Rider ($942,810 annually), which will becharged to the LIPS rate class; and CGS Unrecovered Services CostRider, which will recover costs unrecovered as a result of the CGS Tariffand which apply to customers not participating in the CGS program (therates for this latter rider are not yet proposed in the Application becausethe rates will be dependent on customer participation in the CGSprogram).

o Experimental Market Valued Energy Reduction ("MVER') Service Rider,which provides a market-based alternative to Interruptible Service forthose eligible customers willing to have their service curtailed.

o Purchased Power Recovery ("PPR") Rider, which is designed to recoverall purchased capacity and, as set in this case, will recover approximately$251.8 million of purchased capacity costs on an annual basis. The

Company's request includes (1) amechanism to update the rider annuallyto reflect increases or decreases in purchased capacity costs as incurredby the Company, and (2) the reconciliation of costs recovered under therider concurrent with the Company's fuel reconciliation cases.

o 'Transmission Cost Recovery factor ("TCRF) Rider. The Company's

proposal in this case is to seek Commission approval of the form of tariffassociated with the TCRF rider, the treatment of certain costs under therider, and the baseline values to be used in updating the rider in futureTCRF flings.

o Renewable Energy Credits ("REC°) Rider, which will recover the cost ofrenewable energy credits and accomplish the opt-out allowed for certain

customers.E . . > . . . .

o Cost of Service Adjustment ("COSA') Rider. The Company is proposingthe adoption of formula-based rates to become effective prospectivelyfollowing establishment of ETI's cost of service and authorized returns as

a result of this application. A formula-based rate would allow theCompany's revenue requirements and rates to be adjusted up or down ona prospective basis in a more efficient and effective manner whilecontinuing to provide for regulatory oversight and periodic general rate

case filings:

oRemote Communications Link ("RCL")'Rider, Which provides `for a wirelesscommunication link to the Company's meter located at the customer'spremises to provide access of customer usage data for billing purposes.

To the extent any of the riders aodressed herein are not approved, but the costsremain in ETI's revenue requirement, ETI proposes to recover the associated coststhrough its base rates, and the proposed base rates in this case will increaseaccordingly,


In addition, Entergy Texas is proposing to close its Unmetered Services

Schedule to new business; open its Interruptible Service={'IS') to new custorrwefa:modify terms and charges in Miscellaneous Electric Service,; ("MES") Schedules; and

discontinue its Institutions of Higher Education ('IHE') Schedule.Entergy Texas also

proposes minor modifications to a number of rate schedules, which are detailed in the

tariffmanual on file with the Commission and each municipality exercising original

jurisdiction over Entergy Texas' rates.

Imoad on Customer Classes

All customers and classes of customers receiving retail electric service fromEntergy Texas within its service territory will be affected by the proposed rate changesand reconciliation of fuel and purchased power costs contained in the Application. Thefollowing table shows the effect of the proposed rate increase (inclusive of riders) on

existing rate classes: Number of Percent

Customers ChangeTest Year Total

Rate Class Adjusted Revenues'



General Service 18,725 9.86%

Large, General Service 322 7.66%

Large Industrial PowerService 74 3.28%

Lighting Service 1,642 10:26%

Total Retail 401,478 12.74%

• including fuel

The effective date of the rate change is February 3, 2010.

Contact Information

Persons with questions or who want more information on this filing may contactEntergy Texas at Entergy Texas, inc., Attn: Customer Service-2009 Rate Case, 350Pine Street, Beaumont, Texas 77701, or call [1-800-368-3749 (select option 1; thenpress 0, then press 4, then press 3)] during normal business hours. A complete copy'vfthis application is available for inspection at the address listed above.

Persons who wish to intervene in or comment upon these proceedings shouldnotify the Public Utility Commission of Texas (commission) as soon as possible, as anintervention deadline will be imposed. A request to intervene or for further informationshould be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, P.O. Box 13326, Austin,Texas 78711-3326. Further information may also be obtained by calling the Public

UtilityCommission at (512) 936-7120 or (888) 782-8477. , Hearing- and

speech-impaired individuals with text telephones (TTY) May contact the commission at

(512) 936-7136. The deadline for intervention in the proceeding is 45 days after the

date the application was filed with the Commission.

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