Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Used_and_Useful_Principle> ?p ?o }
Showing triples 1 to 27 of
27
with 100 triples per page.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle abstract "In the utilities industry, the Used and Useful Principle is a concept that requires energy assets to be physically used and useful to current ratepayers before those ratepayers can be asked to pay the costs associated with them. This is a fundamental principle of utility regulation.The used and useful principle precedes the prudent investment rule and is established in law. In Smyth v. Ames, 169 U.S. 466 (1898), a test was formulated by the United States Supreme Court to measure the extent to which regulated companies were protected from legislative expropriation on behalf of the public. In reviewing the interests of the customers versus the interests of the company, the United States Supreme Court connected the concept of whether or not something is used or useful to the public service provided to determine rates. This case provided the legal foundation for the idea that only property serving the public is eligible to earn a rate of return.The principle of used and useful also provides a way to place definite limitations on costs charged to utility customers. Not only must it be proven that utility investments and expenditures are used and useful to the ratepayers, the company must show that investments that are out of date technologically or economically are excluded from the rate base. The test keeps utility companies from investing in assets that do not provide a useful service and also to prevent any deliberate over-investing in an asset to purposefully inflate the rate base. This protects the ratepayer but, unlike the review for prudency, the used and useful test does not take the loss of the shareholder or investor into consideration.".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageID "42685887".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageLength "6565".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageRevisionID "634555011".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink 1973_oil_crisis.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Category:Public_utilities.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Energy.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Fair_value.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Federal_Power_Commission.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Nuclear_power.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Prudent_Investment_Rule.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Rates_(tax).
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Smyth_v._Ames.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink Supreme_Court_of_the_United_States.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLink World_energy_consumption.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageWikiLinkText "used and useful principle".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle subject Category:Public_utilities.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle hypernym Concept.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle comment "In the utilities industry, the Used and Useful Principle is a concept that requires energy assets to be physically used and useful to current ratepayers before those ratepayers can be asked to pay the costs associated with them. This is a fundamental principle of utility regulation.The used and useful principle precedes the prudent investment rule and is established in law. In Smyth v. Ames, 169 U.S.".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle label "Used and Useful Principle".
- Used_and_Useful_Principle sameAs Q18357511.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle sameAs m.010hqh1l.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle sameAs Q18357511.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle wasDerivedFrom Used_and_Useful_Principle?oldid=634555011.
- Used_and_Useful_Principle isPrimaryTopicOf Used_and_Useful_Principle.