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t- <br />-, RPU FINANCIAL RESULTS <br />FY 2018/19 through December 31, 2018 <br />PUBLIC UTILITIES <br />ELECTRIC <br />Retail Sales Revenue <br />0 <br />� $35 <br />S25 <br />$20 <br />$IS <br />$10 <br />$S — <br />$fl <br />Jul -)A Au1.18 Sep -18 QC[ -18 Now18 DOL -18 Jan -19 Feb-" K%ti19 AWS NNy-19 lun•19 <br />MACMAL �BUDGEIi t PRIOR YEAR <br />Year-to-date retail sales of $171.8M are $7.3M (4.4%) higher than budget due to higher than anticipated consumption due to warmer than <br />anticipated summer weather. Current year actual retail sales are $2.7M (1.6%) lower than prior year due to a decrease in consumption as a <br />result of cooler temperatures in the summer months compared to very warm temperatures in the prior year. Retail kWh sales reflect 4.1% <br />higher than budget due to higher than anticipated consumption and 2.4% lower than prior year due to a decrease in consumption. <br />Personnel Expense Power Supply Expense <br />$30 <br />$2s <br />III - :1 1 1 $I5 <br />$31 <br />5I I I X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 <br />$ a ss 4IZ F 7 os s os s Is Ms G nn �s n <br />�m &m &m &m &m &m <br />Jul -is AuS-la S:18 De[ -18 N _18 Dm -18 Jen -19 Feb -19 b\r-19 Apr -19 Mey-19 1-19 <br />Jul -IS Rue•18 Sep•18 0R•18 Now 18 11-28 Jan -19 Feb•19 Mer18 Apr -19 May19 Jun -19 <br />■ Regular overtime o Benefits ■ Transmission Generation <br />$3S <br />0 <br />$30 <br />$2s <br />$20 <br />$ls <br />$10 <br />$s <br />e t <br />a <br />Jul -18 <br />Total Operating Expense <br />to co ca ca co <br />Aug -18 Sep -18 Oct -18 Now -18 Dec -18 <br />■ Personnel ■ Power Supply <br />w u w m a w m <br />co a m a m ca ca ca <br />Jan -19 Feb -19 Mar -19 Apr -19 May -19 Jun -19 <br />Other Operating <br />Personnel Expense: Year-to-date personnel costs of <br />$26.8M are $5.3M (16.4%) lower than budget due to <br />various vacancies and attrition. This is partially offset by <br />overtime, which is currently trending higher than <br />budget. Overtime expenses fluctuate from month to <br />month due to season, weather, planned, and unplanned <br />work. Overtime will continue to be monitored closely. <br />Power Supply Expense: Year-to-date power supply costs <br />of $120.2M are $8.7M (7.9%) over budget primarily due <br />to higher than anticipated consumption, higher market <br />energy prices and natural gas prices. Power supply <br />expenditures are projected to be higher than budget by <br />the end of the fiscal year. A supplemental appropriation <br />will be presented to Board and City Council in April of <br />2019. This increase in costs is offset by an increase in <br />retail sales and savings in other electric budget. <br />Other Operating Expense: Year-to-date other operating <br />expenses of $2.3M are $6.9M (74.7%) below budget due <br />to timing of expenses and savings in other general <br />operating expenses. <br />Retail KWh Sales <br />Total - <br />YTD L2517 <br />1 227 lL1179 <br />.2 1,400 <br />1,200 <br />11.6 <br />1,000 <br />.e <br />800 <br />600 <br />249. <br />400 <br />200`4S5. <br />0 <br />DW17 <br />Dec -18 Budset-19 <br />■ Resldentlal ■ Commercial ■ Industrial mother <br />Year-to-date retail sales of $171.8M are $7.3M (4.4%) higher than budget due to higher than anticipated consumption due to warmer than <br />anticipated summer weather. Current year actual retail sales are $2.7M (1.6%) lower than prior year due to a decrease in consumption as a <br />result of cooler temperatures in the summer months compared to very warm temperatures in the prior year. Retail kWh sales reflect 4.1% <br />higher than budget due to higher than anticipated consumption and 2.4% lower than prior year due to a decrease in consumption. <br />Personnel Expense Power Supply Expense <br />$30 <br />$2s <br />III - :1 1 1 $I5 <br />$31 <br />5I I I X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 <br />$ a ss 4IZ F 7 os s os s Is Ms G nn �s n <br />�m &m &m &m &m &m <br />Jul -is AuS-la S:18 De[ -18 N _18 Dm -18 Jen -19 Feb -19 b\r-19 Apr -19 Mey-19 1-19 <br />Jul -IS Rue•18 Sep•18 0R•18 Now 18 11-28 Jan -19 Feb•19 Mer18 Apr -19 May19 Jun -19 <br />■ Regular overtime o Benefits ■ Transmission Generation <br />$3S <br />0 <br />$30 <br />$2s <br />$20 <br />$ls <br />$10 <br />$s <br />e t <br />a <br />Jul -18 <br />Total Operating Expense <br />to co ca ca co <br />Aug -18 Sep -18 Oct -18 Now -18 Dec -18 <br />■ Personnel ■ Power Supply <br />w u w m a w m <br />co a m a m ca ca ca <br />Jan -19 Feb -19 Mar -19 Apr -19 May -19 Jun -19 <br />Other Operating <br />Personnel Expense: Year-to-date personnel costs of <br />$26.8M are $5.3M (16.4%) lower than budget due to <br />various vacancies and attrition. This is partially offset by <br />overtime, which is currently trending higher than <br />budget. Overtime expenses fluctuate from month to <br />month due to season, weather, planned, and unplanned <br />work. Overtime will continue to be monitored closely. <br />Power Supply Expense: Year-to-date power supply costs <br />of $120.2M are $8.7M (7.9%) over budget primarily due <br />to higher than anticipated consumption, higher market <br />energy prices and natural gas prices. Power supply <br />expenditures are projected to be higher than budget by <br />the end of the fiscal year. A supplemental appropriation <br />will be presented to Board and City Council in April of <br />2019. This increase in costs is offset by an increase in <br />retail sales and savings in other electric budget. <br />Other Operating Expense: Year-to-date other operating <br />expenses of $2.3M are $6.9M (74.7%) below budget due <br />to timing of expenses and savings in other general <br />operating expenses. <br />