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Code · Montana · Title 69 — Public Utilities and Carriers · Chapter 3 · Part 7

69-3-714. Criteria for allowable advanced conductor programs.

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69-3-714 . Criteria for allowable advanced conductor programs.
(1)The commission may approve cost-effectiveness criteria for advanced conductor projects that may be placed into a utility's rate base under this part.
(2)Criteria must be based on established direct current resistance at standard pressure and a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius.
(3)As used in this section, "advanced conductor" means an overhead electricity conductor installed in a transmission or distribution project that has a direct current electrical resistance at least 10% lower than existing conductors of a similar diameter on the system.
(4)In establishing cost-effectiveness criteria, the commission may consider decreased electrical losses and any other relevant consumer, environmental, and system benefits provided by advanced conductors.
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