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PRODUCTION COST METRIC 8% Discount Rate 10% Discount Rate 12O/0 Qscount Rate myear NPV Benefit 2,866.9 2,269.5 1,842.3 30-year NPV Cost (2,251.6) /I,885.4) /I,611.O) myear Net Benefit 615.4 384 1 231.3 2C-year NPV Benefit 2,210.7 1,855.0 1,577.6 20-year NPV Cost (1,963.6) 11,702.7) (1,493.9 Byear Net Benefit 247.1 152.3 83.7 IC-year NPV Benefit 1,215.6 1,101.2 1,002.2 IO-year NW Cost 11,342.01 JI ,228.9) (1,130.0) IC-year Net Eknefit (126 4) (127 7> (127.8) Benefit NPV vs Cost NPV (Energy _ _ Market Benefits Only) CONGESTION COST METRlC 8% ascount Rate IOYO Discount Rate 12% Discount Rate 13,386.2 10,732.9 8,818.9 12,251.6) /I,sSs.4) (1,611.0) 11,1M6 8,847.5 7,2078 10,622.3 8,986.0 7,702.7 JlS3.6) 11,702.7) 11 ,493.9) 8,658.7 7,283.3 6,208.8 6,188.8 5,623.8 5,133.3 11,342.0) il,Z8.9) /1,130.0) 4,8468 4,394.9 4,003 3 LOAD PAYMENT METRIC 8% Discount Rate 10% Discount Rate 12% Discount Rate 30-year NPV Benefit 19,306.0 14,858.8 11,731.3 30-year NPV Cost (2,251.6) /I,885.4) (1,611.0) 30-year Net Benefit 17.054.5 12.9i3.4 10,1203 20-year NPV Benefit 13,938.8 11,471.6 9,570.3 20-year NPV Cost (1,963.6) /'I, 702.7) (1,493.9) Byear Net Benefit 11,975 1 9 768 9 8,0764 1 C-year NPV Benefit 6,562.5 5,896.2 5,323.5 10-year NPV Cost /1,342.0) (1,228.9) {I, 130.0) 1 &year Ne1 Benefit 5,220.5 4.c37.3 4,193.4 GUUERAllON REVENUE METRIC 8% Discount Rate 10% Discount Rate 12% Discount Rate 5,919.8 4,125.8 2,912.4 12,251.6) 11,885.4) /1,611,0) 3,6682 2,2404 1,3014 3,316.4 2,485.6 1,867.7 /I,963.6) 11,702.7) 11,493.9) 1,352.8 782.9 313. a 373.6 272.4 190.1 11,342.0) 11,228.9) I1,130.0) (968.4) (9% 5) (9399)
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THOMAS RI. HILDEBRAND Lieutenant Co
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BEFORE THE PEWSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILI
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111. Conclusion WHEREFORE, the Offc
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Trans-Allegheny Interstate Line Com
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1 INTRODUCTION The Commonwealth of
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Exhibit 5. Estimated Peak Demand (M
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demand growth will not be moderated
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i Friday, January 26, 2007 Part II
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