Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29
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slons .. e. .s.. .< VI, ,l5b,So0.ol | | Question 20. How much of this sum appears on the books of the comnlIssion as derived from the earnings of the plantg
 Answer Amount paid from earnings: ! (a) Rcpatrs ..-. ........... $232,21s.Os I (b1 Replacements, enlarge ments or extensions... 5s2,747.72 |. Total ........ ........... .$s14.sso.7s | Question 21. Does the form of books and accounting prescribed by the com mission conform in general as far as ap- lplicable to the form required by the pub lie utilities commission of privately own ed and operated companies? I Answer. The system of keeping ac- lcounts followed by this department fol- lows closely that laid down by the Amer ican National Gas Association. the. Na- ltional Electric Light Association and the Pennsylvania utilities commission, and Is. we believe, generally adapted to the use of the public utilities commisson of Con- } lnectcut. Fi I Question 22-(a) What Is the actual generating cost of electricity at the city 5 lplant? Q (b) What Is the cost of gas at the city's plant?
 - delivered from the power station board |: f 12 months ending Apis 90. l917. . s.015 per XVIII
 12 months ending April 30, 1918, . $.0172S per XVIII t F months ending April 90. 1919. $01S05 per XVIII. 8 IF months ending April 30, 1920, 1 $.02o55 per XVIII. s (b) 12 months ending April 30, 1917 2 s.636 per M. GU. 1t. 2 12 months ending April 60. 1913 s $1.o26 per M. GU. it. 2l 12 months ending April 30. 1919 6 S.S56 per M. GU. 1t. IS F months ending April 30, 1920 ,8 S.753 per M. GU. it. -, Question 23 What Is the cost to tn, A city of electricity at the consumer meter? ,e Anewer. 12 months ending April 30 ,e 1917. $.o2s1 per XVIII.
 12 months ending April 90, 1918 .. $.o2695 per XVIII. ,e \, l2 months ending April 90. 1913
 s.0273s per XVII. ., 12 months ending April 30. 1920 $.0323 per XVIII. ne Question 24. What is the cost of ga Ne to the city at the consumers meter?
 Answer. IF months ending April 3i |. 1917. s1.44s per NJ. GU. it. ,o 12 months ending April 90, 1s1 w $1.s25 per M. GU. 1t. na S1 s1.S12 per M. GU. it. - 12 months ending April 30. 1s2 oe $1.56 per M. GU. ft- oo Question 25 (a) What Is the city ns electric power load? (b) The presei let load factor? ys Answer. (a) Present connected pow,
 load 4,142 H. P. In addition 1.500 H. TIC at the Winchester and Norwich wools uli mills. which are at present but partial ion operated.
 net (b) December. 1920, 2s per cen nd which is based on the ratio of averaI
 power to maximum demand on the pow ast station
 to Question 2s (a) How much power. ln- any, is now purchased per year by q city? (b) At what price per kilowu .5S hour?
 Answer. (a) IF months ending ,Apl )s5 30. 1917. 3,519. 1SS XVIII.
 F months ending April 30. .1s1 AS 4.00S,312 XVII.
 .- F months ending April 30. 1sl
 F months ending April 90. 1s: lis- 3,961.92o XVIII. the (b) One cent.
 Question 27, What was the tot of number of kilowatt hours (a) generate ud- 1h) delivered and (c) sold by the statu is: Aug. S1. 1920?
 Answer. By special legislation the d
 partment's year ends April 3oth. and co
 sequently the following are for the
 months ending.April 30. 1920:
 (a) Total XVIII generated 5.319.655. ara (b) Total XVIII distributed S,S31, 8 pas (c) Total XVIII sold 7.504O1s.
 Question 2s. Why is the unit for (
 mestic gas consumers based on 100 f,
 instead of 1000 feet2 gas Answer. To makesthe rate conveniei