DU-A01 Annual Report

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ANNUAL REPORT
For the Period Ending
31 December 2005

___________________________________
(Name of Distribution Utility)

(Private Utility / Electric Cooperative)
(Form of Business Organization)

Submitted to the Energy Regulatory Commission

Cover Letter
NOTE: This letter should contain the following information and signed by the
distribution utility’s President / General Manager or equivalent:




Number of copies – 2 hard copies (1 original and 1 duplicate copy), and 1
electronic copy
Certification of completeness of submission according to the prescribed
requirements
Highlights of the operation

Oath
(By the Operator or Chief Officer of the Utility)
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

)

PROVINCE OF

) S.S.

MUNICIPALITY (CITY) OF

)

I,
of
, hereby
makes oath and say that I am the
of
; that I have
carefully examined the foregoing report; that I believe that all statements of facts
contained in the said report are true and that the said report is a correct and complete
statement of the business and affairs of the above-mentioned respondent during the
period from
to
, 20 .

(Signature of Affiant)

Subscribed and sworn to before me this
day of
. Affiant exhibited to me his Community Tax Certificate No.
issued at
on
, 20 .

Notary Public

DOC.
PAGE
BOOK NO.
SERIES

, 20
,

Table of Contents
Page No.
A. Distribution Utility Profile
B. Financial Information:
1) Financial Performance
2) Independent Accountant’s Certification
3) Balance Sheets
a. Schedule of Property Plant & Equipment
b. Schedule of Construction-Work-in-Progress
c. Investments
d. Fund Accounts
e. Special Deposits
f. Other Receivables & Advances
g. Government Accounts Receivables
h. Materials & Supplies
i. Other Current & Accrued Assets
j. Other Deferred Debits
k. Capital Stocks
l. Long Term Payables
m. Other Current & Accrued Liabilities
n. Retained Earnings
o. Depreciation
p. Accumulated Depreciation (Cost)
q. Accumulated Depreciation (Appraisal Inc.)
r. Schedule of Depreciation Fund Utilization
4) Statement of Income
a. Schedule of Operating Revenues
b. Schedule of Operating Expenses
c. Schedule of Transmission & Distribution Expenses
d. Schedule of Prepaid Expense
e. Schedule of Interest Expense
f. Schedule of Miscellaneous Expense
5) Statement of Cash Flow
6) Statement of Changes in Stockholder’s Equity
7) Notes to Financial Statements
8) Report on PPA Collection/Refund
9) Progress Report on the Reinvestment Fund
10) BSUP Forms (Accounting Separation Statements)
a. Reconciliation to General Purpose Financial Statements
1. Total Statement of Income
2. Total Statement of Assets & Liabilities
b. Statement of Income
c. Statement of Assets and Liabilities
d. Cash Flow Statement
e. Revenue Schedule
f. Cost Schedule
g. Inter-segmental Transactions

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C. Technical Information:
1) System Configuration
2) Distribution System Data
3) Customer Profile
4) Energy Sales
5) Offices & Station Service Energy Consumption
6) Distribution System Losses
7) Service Interruptions
8) List of Personnel
9) Personal Accident Statistics
10) Report on Services Contracted and Terminated
11) Details of Watthour Meter Calibration

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D. Schedule of Rates Summary

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A. Distribution Utility Profile
1. Names of the Board of Directors
2. Name and official designation of key personnel
3. Date and number of incorporation or registration (Private Utility - SEC) /
accreditation (Electric Cooperative - NEA/CDA)
4. Date utility commenced operation, and if applicable date of reorganization,
consolidation or dissolution and name of original corporation / cooperative
and name of surviving entity
5. Indicate any changes in the authorized, subscribed and paid-up capital stock
from the previous year
a. If owned and / or controlled by corporation(s), association(s), submit
corporate profile of these entities
b. Names of other companies, owned, controlled and operated in
conjunction with utilities properties
6. Other businesses (affiliates or subsidiaries)
7. Date franchise issued and expiry date of franchise (Include location map if
possible)
8. Date CPCN issued, expiry date, and case number
9. Contact information
a. Office address
b. Mailing address
c. Phone numbers
d. Fax numbers
e. E-mail
f. Website

Page 1

B. Financial Information

Financial Performance
NOTE: Based on the Financial Capability Standards for Distribution Utilities
to be promulgated by the Commission

Page 2

Independent Accountant’s Certificate
(Name of Utility)
(Address of Utility)

I/We made an examination of the financial statements, together with the
supporting schedules, as set forth in this Annual Report of
,
to be filed with the Energy Regulatory Commission pursuant to section 17 (h) of
Commonwealth Act No. 146, as amended.
In my/our opinion, based on my/our examination, said Balance Sheet and
Income Statement fairly present, in accordance with accepted principles of accounting
consistently maintained by
during the period under review,
its position as of
, 20 , and the results of its operations for the
year ended
, 20 .

(Certified Public Accountant)

(Place)

(Date)

Page 3

Balance Sheet - Assets
Assets

This Year

Property and Equipment
In Service
Cost
Appraisal Increase
Total
Allowance for Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal Increase
Total
Net Property and Equipment – In Service
Not In Service
Cost
Appraisal Increase
Total
Allowance Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal Increase
Total
Net Property and Equipment – Not In Service
Property & Equipment under Construction
Funds Account
Depreciation Fund
Others
Total
Investment (see schedule)
In Subsidiary Companies
In Other Companies
Total
Current Assets
Cash
Marketable Securities
Special Deposits (see schedule)
Receivables
Notes
Customer Accounts
Subsidiary Companies
Others (see schedule)
Total
Less: Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
Net Receivables
Materials and Supplies (see schedule)
Prepayments
Other Current and Accrued Assets (see schedule)
Deferred Debits
Total Assets

Page 4

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Balance Sheet - Liabilities and Stockholders Equity
Liabilities & Stockholders Equity
Liabilities
Long-term Payables (see schedule)
Notes Payable
Loans Payable
Bonds Payable
Payable to Subsidiary Companies
Customer’s Deposit
Total
Property Capital Stockholders Equity
Common Capital Stock
Authorized
Common Stock Issued and Outstanding
Preferred Capital Stock
Authorized
Preferred Stock Issued and Outstanding
Total
Additional Paid in Capital
Revaluation Increment in Property
Retained Earnings (see schedule)
Appropriated
Unappropriated
Less: Treasury Stock
Common
Preferred
Net Stockholders Equity
Current and Accrued Liabilities
Current Maturities on Long-term Debt
Accounts Payable
Customers’ Deposit
Short-term Notes Payable
Accrued Taxes and Licenses
Other Current and Accrued
Liabilities (see schedule)
Total
Deferred Credits
Unamortized Premium on Debt
Customers’ Advances for Construction
Others
Total
Operating Reserves
Pension Benefits
Injuries and Damage Reserves
Total
Total Liabilities
Total Liabilities & Stockholders Equity

This Year

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Schedule of Property, Plant & Equipment
Assets

Date
Acquired

Estimated
Life

Remaining
Life

Rate of
Depreciation

Acquisition
Cost

Assets
Currently in
Service

Total
Newly
Acquired
Assets

Total
Retired Assets

Total
Assets not in
Service

Total

Page 5

Beginning
Balance

Capitalized
Repairs and
Maintenance

Total

Allowed
Depreciation
during the
year

Ending
Balance

Schedule of Construction-Work-in-Progress
Projects

Date Started

Total

Page 6

Target Completion

Amount

Investments
Stocks

Name of Company

Common

Total
In Other Companies

Total
Grand Total

Page 7

Preferred

Bonds

Total

Funds Accounts
Beginning
Balance

Particulars

Additions to Fund during the Year
Cash
Fund
Total
Appropriation
Income
Additions

Depreciation Fund

Others

Total

Page 8

Deductions
from Fund

Ending
Balance

Special Deposits
Particulars

Amount

Total

Page 9

Other Receivables and Advances
Particulars

Amount

Advances to Employees
Advances to Officers
Advances to Subsidiary Companies
Others (Specify)
Government Accounts

Total

Page 10

Government Accounts Receivables
Particulars

Amount

Total

Page 11

Materials and Supplies
Show the value of items of materials and supplies at close of year, properly classified and aggregated
into stationery, spare parts, lubricants, etc.
Particulars

Amount

1. Electrical Stocks
2. Non-Electrical Stocks
3. Fleet
4. Gas and Oil
5. Others
Sub-total
Less:

Allowance for Obsolescence

Total

Page 12

Other Current and Accrued Assets
Particulars

Amount

Interest Receivables
Dividend Receivables
Rent Receivables
Accrued Utility Revenue

Total

Page 13

Other Deferred Debits
Particulars

Amount

Miscellaneous Work in Progress
Temporary Facilities
Unusual or Extraordinary Expenses

Total

Page 14

Capital Stocks
Class of
Stocks

Number
of Shares
Authorized

Per Value
Per
Share

Amount of
Capital
Stock
Authorized

Total
Amount
Issued &
Outstanding

Amount
Re-acquired
& Held for
by the
Utility

Totals

Page 15

Cash
Dividends
Rate

Stock Dividend
Declared
Amount

No. of
Shares

Amount

Long-Term Payables
Nature of
Obligation

Name of
Creditor

Date of
Issue

Date of
Maturity

Beginning
Balance

Additions

Notes Payable

Loans Payable

Bonds Payable

Outstanding Debt
to NPC

Restructured Debt
to NPC

Other Debt to
NPC

Totals

Page 16

Interest
Rate

Accrued
Interest

Payments
Interest
Principal

Ending
Balance

Other Current and Accrued Liabilities
Particulars

Amount

Total

Page 17

Retained Earnings
Beginning
Balance

Realized
Revaluation
Increment

Income / (Loss)
During the
Period

Dividend
Declaration

Page 18

Ending Balance
Appropriated

Unappropriated

Depreciation
Kind of
Property

Cost

Appraisal
Increase

Depreciation
Allowed in
Prior Years

Total

Page 19

Rate
of Depreciation

Estimated Life
from Date of
Acquisition

Depreciation
Allowed
this Year

Accumulated Depreciation (Cost)
Debits
In Service at Cost
Major Repairs

Not in Service at Cost
Major Repairs

Amount

Credits
Beginning Balance
Provision for the Year
Total

Grand Total
Beginning Balance
Provision for the Year
Total

Grand Total

Page 20

Amount

Accumulated Depreciation (Appraisal Increase)
Debits
In Service at Appraisal
Increase
Major Repairs

Not in Service at Appraisal
Increase
Major Repairs

Amount

Credits
Beginning Balance
Provision for the Year
Total

Grand Total
Beginning Balance
Provision for the Year
Total

Grand Total

Page 21

Amount

Schedule of Depreciation Fund Utilization
Month
Beginning Balance

Deposits

Withdrawals

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Total
* Attach relevant document/s

Page 22

Balance

Utilization*

Statement of Income
This Year
OPERATING REVENUE
OPERATING EXPENSES
Production
Transmission and Distribution
General and Administrative Expenses
Total Operating Expenses
INCOME FROM OPERATIONS
Other Income (Expenses)
Financial Charges
Miscellaneous Income
Total
INCOME (LOSS) BEFORE INCOME TAX
Less: Provision for Income Tax

Net Income (Loss)

Page 23

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Schedule of Operating Revenues
This Year
Revenue from Sale of Electric Energy
Metered Sales to General Consumers:
a) Residential
b) Commercial
c) General Power
d) Wholesale Power
Total
Flat Rate Sales to General Consumers
Municipal/Provincial/City Street Lighting
School/Hospital Lighting
Other Electric Revenue
Total Revenue from Sale of Electric Energy
Revenue from Miscellaneous Electric Operation
Rent from Property used in Operation
Miscellaneous Operating Revenues
Total Revenue from Miscellaneous Electric Operations

Total Electric Operating Revenues

Page 24

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Schedule of Operating Expenses
This Year
Purchased Power
Generation
Fuel
Lubricants
Water
Superintendence and Labor
Insurance
Depreciation of Plant and Equipment
At Cost
At Appraisal Increase
Repairs and Maintenance
Rental
Others
Total
Transmission and Distribution
Fuel
Lubricants
Supervision and Engineering
Insurance
Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal Increase
Repairs and Maintenance
Rental
Others
Total
General and Administrative Expenses
Salaries and Wages
SSS/GSIS Medicare Contribution
Employee Benefits
Insurance
Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal Increase
Repairs and Maintenance
Rental
Taxes other than Income Tax
Professional Fees
Research and Development
Advertising
Representation
ERC Supervision and Testing Fee
Stationery and Office Supplies
Postage, Telephone and Telegram
Provision for Bad Debts
Transportation and Travel
Interest Expense
Donations and Subscriptions
Miscellaneous
Total
Total Electric Operating Expenses

Page 25

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Schedule of Transmission and Distribution Expenses
Transmission

This Year

Last Year

This Year

Last Year

Fuel
Lubricants
Supervision and Engineering
Insurance
Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal
Repairs and Maintenance
Rental
Others (Specify)

Total Transmission Expenses
Distribution
A) Distribution – Operation and Maintenance
Fuel
Lubricants
Supervision and Engineering
Insurance
Depreciation
At Cost
At Appraisal
Repairs and Maintenance
Rental
Others (Specify)
Total Distribution – O & M
B) Distribution – Billing / Customers
Uncollectible Revenue
Materials
Purchased Service
Employee Costs
Depreciation
Others (Specify)
Total Distribution – Billing / Customers
Total Distribution Expenses
Total Transmission and Distribution Expenses

Page 26

Schedule of Prepaid Expense
Beginning
Balance

Particulars

Payments
Made

Rent
Insurance
Taxes and Licenses
Other Prepayments

Total

Page 27

Expenses
Portion

Ending
Balance

Schedule of Interest Expense
Interest Expense
Nature of Obligation

Name of Creditor

Total Interest Expense

Page 28

Interest Paid

Schedule of Miscellaneous Expense
Miscellaneous Expenses
Nature of Payment

Amount Paid

Total Miscellaneous Expenses
Grand Total

Page 29

Statement of Cash Flow
This Year
Financial resources were provided by:
Net Income Before Extraordinary Items
Add (Deduct) Items Not Requiring Working Capital:
Depreciation
Amortization
Provision for market decline of investment
Gain from sale of investment
Gain from sale of property, plant and equipment
Loss from sale of investment
Loss from sale of property, plant and equipment
Others (Specify)
Add:
Proceeds from sale of investment
Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment
Collection of subscription receivable
Collection of accounts
Proceeds from loan
Issuance of additional shares of stocks
Customers’ Deposits
Others (Specify)
Total financial resources

Financial resources were used for:
Additions to property, plant and equipment
Additions to depreciation fund
Additional investment
Payment of retirement benefits
Cash dividends
Purchase of treasury stock
Payment of long-term liabilities
Principal
Interest
Payment of short-term liabilities
Principal
Interest
Others (Specify)
Total application of financial resources
Increase (Decrease) in Working Capital

Page 30

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Statement of Cash Flow
This Year
Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Net Income
Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash provided
by operating activities:
Depreciation and amortization
Equity in net earnings of investee company
Deferred income tax
Dividends received from investee companies
Provision for doubtful accounts
Others
Changes in assets and liabilities
Decrease (increase) in:
Receivables
Materials and supplies
Other current assets
Increase (decrease) in:
Accounts payable
Accounts expenses
Income tax payable
Other current liabilities
Operating and other services
Net cash provided by operating activities

Cash Flows from Investing/Construction Activities
Additions to utility plant and others
Decrease (increase) in:
Other receivables
Other current assets
Other assets and deferred credits
Deferred charges and other assets
Additional investments
Net cash used in investing/construction activities

Last Year

Increase
(Decrease)

Cash Flows from Funding Activities
Dividends on:
Common stock
Preferred stock
Proceeds from:
Short-term debt
Long-term debt
Repayments of:
Long-term debt
Short-term debt
Customers’ deposits
Proceeds from issuance of and subscriptions to:
Common stock
Preferred stock
Net cash provided by (used in) funding activities
Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year
Cash and cash equivalents at end of year
Supplemental disclosures of cash flow information
Cash paid during the year for:
Income tax
Franchise tax
Interest (net of amount capitalized)

Statement of Changes in Stockholder's Equity
Name of Stockholder

Citizenship

Class of Stock

Number of
Shares Owned

Total

Page 31

Amount

Notes to Financial Statements

Page 32

Report on PPA Collection / Refund
(In Thousand Pesos)
Month

Amount Collected / Refunded

Beginning Balance
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Total

Page 33

Running Balance

Progress Report on the Reinvestment Fund
(For ECs Only)
Actual
Collection

Month

Actual Deposits to
the Reinvestment
Fund Saving
Account1

Withdrawals

Utilization
Program2

Outstanding
Balance / Funds
Available

Beginning
Balance
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total

1
2

Actual Deposits should be within the same month as Actual Collections
Should conform with the Reinvestment Schedule B below

Date

Transaction

Category3

Month 1: 1st day

Total
3

Categories as provided in Workplan:
- Rehabilitation
- Upgrading
-Tie-up
- Others

Page 34

Amount (PhP)

Journal Voucher /
Check No.

BSUP Forms (Accounting Separation Statements)

Reconciliation to General Purpose Financial Statements – Total Statement of Income
Total Statement of Income for the year ended __________________
Electric Power Industry Group __________________
Description

Revenue

Operating
Costs

Profit Before Interest
& Tax

ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY
PARTICIPANT(S)
Generation*
Generation Services
Transmission and Related Activities*
Transmission Services
Transmission Connection Services
Market Operations
System Operations
Related Businesses
Distribution and Related Activities*
Distribution Services
Distribution Connection Services
Regulated Retail Services
Non-regulated Retail Services
Related Businesses
Supply*
Supply Services
Elimination of Inter-company
Transactions
Total
RELATED BUSINESSES
Total revenues1
Total costs2
Other adjustments3
OTHER BUSINESSES
Total revenues1
Total costs2
Other adjustments3
Elimination of Inter-company
Transactions
Total as per audited General Purpose
Financial Statements
*
Complete for each Business Segment that the Electric Power Industry Group is engaged in
1
Specified by type of revenue (account heading)
2
Specified by type of cost (account heading)
3
Specified by type or category (account heading)

Page 35

Interest & Tax Costs

Extraordinary Items

Operating Profit After Interest,
Tax and Extraordinary Items

Reconciliation to General Purpose Financial Statements
– Total Statement of Assets and Liabilities
Total Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at __________________
Electric Power Industry Group __________________
Description

Total Assets

Total Liabilities

Net Assets (Liabilities)

ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY
PARTICIPANT(S)
Generation*
Generation Services
Transmission and Related Activities*
Transmission Services
Transmission Connection Services
Market Operations
System Operations
Related Businesses
Distribution and Related Activities*
Distribution Services
Distribution Connection Services
Regulated Retail Services
Non-regulated Retail Services
Related Businesses
Supply*
Supply Services
Elimination of Inter-company
Transactions
Long term borrowings
Provision for deferred tax
Provision for dividends payable
Unallocated dividends receivable
Unallocated interest payable
Unallocated interest receivable
Unallocated assets/liabilities2
Total
RELATED BUSINESSES
Assets & Liabilities for Related
Businesses
OTHER BUSINESSES
Assets & Liabilities for other businesses
Shareholders’ Equity as per audited
General Purpose Financial Statements
*
Complete for each Business Segment that the Electric Power Industry Group is engaged in
1
Adjustments will include assets and liabilities relating to the business as a whole and which cannot be allocated to individual Business Segments. All adjustments should be reported by type of
transaction.
2
Unallocated assets and liabilities should be specified individually. These items will include any assets or liabilities whic h relate to the business as a whole and are therefore not allocated to individual
Business Segments.

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Statement of Income
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Statement of Income for the year ended __________________
Account
code or
reference

Description

Distribution
Services
Million Pesos

Distribution
Connection
Services
Million Pesos

Regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Revenue from regulated services (analyzed as appropriate)
Revenue from non-regulated services
Revenue from the sale of assets
Other revenue (analyzed as appropriate)
Total Revenue
Maintenance
Electricity charges (paid to Generators)
Transmission grid charges
WESM fees
Operating expenses (analyzed as appropriate)
Depreciation – Historic cost
Depreciation – Appraisal increment
Total operating costs
Profit before interest and tax
Interest
Profit before tax and extraordinary items
Tax
Extraordinary Revenue Items 1
Extraordinary Expense Items 1
Profit after interest, tax and extraordinary items
1 Includes all segment revenues and expenses which would otherwise be excluded under paragraph 16 of SFAS31 / IAS 14.

Page 37

Non-regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Related
Businesses
Million Pesos

Statement of Assets and Liabilities
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at __________________
Account
code or
reference

Description

Distribution
Services
Million Pesos

Distribution
Connection
Services
Million Pesos

Regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Non-regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Related
Businesses
Million Pesos

NON-CURRENT ASSETS
Utility plant and equipment – Historic cost
Utility plant and equipment – Accumulated Historic depreciation
Utility plant and equipment – Appraisal increment
Utility plant and equipment – Accumulated Appraisal depreciation
Buildings and improvements – Historic cost
Buildings and improvements – Accumulated Historic depreciation
Buildings and improvements – Appraisal increment
Buildings and improvements – Accumulated Appraisal depreciation
Information technology– Historic cost
Information technology– Accumulated Historic depreciation
Motor vehicles– Historic cost
Motor vehicles– Accumulated Historic depreciation
Investments and advances
Land and development
Other non-current – Net of accumulated depreciation
Total non-current assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Receivables
Investments
Prepayments
Materials and supplies
Other current assets
Total Current Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES1
Provisions2
Loans
Total non-current liabilities
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Trade payables and accrued expenses
Loans

Provisions
Total current liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS/ (LIABILITIES)
1
Long term borrowings and any tax liabilities and standard provisions generally included in the balance sheet in the General P urpose Financial Statements that pertain to the Electric Power
Industry Group of which the Electric Power Industry Participant is a member, and that relate to the business as a whole, should be excluded from the statement of assets and liabilities for individual

Business Segments because these items relate to the business as a whole and not to the individual Business Segments. Unallocated items such as these should be included in the reconciliation of the total
statement of assets and liabilities to those General Purpose Financial Statements (see Appendix B).
2
Includes any provisions that can be allocated to this particular Business Segment. Provisions refer to any standard provisions that are generally included in the General Purpose Financial
Statements that pertain to the Electric Power Industry Group of which the Electric Power Industry Participant is a member. As defined in SFAS 1, Presentation of Financial Statements, a provision is a
liability of uncertain timing or amount such as provision for warranties.

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Cash Flow Statement
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Cash Flow Statement for the year ended __________________
Account code or reference

Description

Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Net income before tax and extraordinary items

Adjustments for depreciation –
Historic cost
Adjustments for depreciation – Appraisal increment
Adjustments for foreign exchange loss / (gain)
Investment loss (income)
Interest expense (income)
Operating income before working capital charges

Decrease / (increase) in trade
and other receivables
Decrease / (increase) in inventories
Increase / (decrease) in trade payables
Cash generated from operations
Interest paid
Income taxes paid
Cash flow before extraordinary items
Extraordinary gain / (loss)
Net cash from (used in) operating activities
Cash Flows from Investing Activities
Acquisition of subsidiary
Purchase of plant and equipment (analyzed as appropriate)
Purchase of land and buildings

Interest received
Dividends received
Purchase of Other Investment Activities
Sale of Other Investment Activities
Net cash used in (from) investment activities
Cash Flows from Financing Activities
Proceeds from issuance of stock
Proceeds from Long Term Debt (analyzed as appropriate)

Distribution
Services
Million Pesos

Distribution
Connection
Services
Million Pesos

Regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Non-regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Related
Businesses
Million Pesos

Payment of financial lease liabilities
Dividends paid
Net cash used in (from) financing activities
Net Change in Cash Equivalents
Cash and Cash Equivalents at Beginning of Year
Cash and Cash Equivalents at End of Year

Page 39

Revenue Schedule
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Revenue Schedule for the year ended __________________
Account
code or
reference

Distribution
Services
Million Pesos

Distribution
Connection
Services
Million Pesos

Regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Non-regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Related
Businesses
Million Pesos

Direct revenue
Revenue from regulated services (analyzed as
appropriate)
Revenue from non-regulated services
Revenue from the sale of assets
Other revenue (analyzed as appropriate)
Total direct revenue
Indirectly attributable revenue
Revenue from the sale of electricity and ancillary
services
Revenue from the sale of assets
Other revenue (analyzed as appropriate)
Total indirectly attributable revenue
Unattributable revenue allocated
Revenue from the sale of electricity and ancillary
services
Revenue from the sale of assets
Other revenue (analyzed as appropriate)
Total unattributable revenue allocated
Total revenue
Note: In addition to the above it is mandatory to produce for each revenue item that has been allocated to the Business Segment a supporting work paper that includes:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)

the amounts that have been indirectly attributed to the Business Segment
the amounts that have been allocated to the Business Segment
a description of the allocation basis
the numeric quantity of each allocation factor

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Cost Schedule
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Cost Schedule for the year ended __________________
Account code or
reference

Description

Distribution
Services
Million Pesos

Distribution
Connection
Services
Million Pesos

Regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Non-regulated
Retail Services
Million Pesos

Direct costs
Maintenance
Electricity charges (paid to Generators)
Transmission grid charges
WESM fees
Operating expenses
Depreciation
Other costs (analyzed as appropriate)
Total direct costs
Indirectly attributable costs
Maintenance
Electricity charges (paid to Generators)
Transmission grid charges
WESM fees
Operating expenses (analyzed as
appropriate)
Depreciation
Total indirectly attributable costs
Unattributable costs allocated
Maintenance
Electricity charges (paid to Generators)
Transmission grid charges
WESM fees
Operating expenses (analyzed as
appropriate)
Depreciation
Total unattributable costs allocated
Total operating costs
Direct extraordinary items
Indirectly attributable extraordinary items
Unattributable extraordinary items allocated
Total Extraordinary Items

Note: In addition to the above it is mandatory to produce for each cost item that has been allocated to the Business Segment a supporting work paper that includes:

Related
Businesses
Million Pesos

(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)

the amounts that have been indirectly attributed to the Business Segment
the amounts that have been allocated to the Business Segment
a description of the allocation basis
the numeric quantity of each allocation factor

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Inter-segmental Transactions
Distribution and Related Activities, Electric Power Industry Participant __________________
Inter-segmental Transactions Note for the year ended __________________
(a)
Reference

(b)
Reference

Inter-segmental Revenues recorded in the Statement of Income
Description

Business Segment &
Account
debited

Business Segment &
Account
credited

Amount
debited
[Mil. Pesos]

Amount
credited
[Mil. Pesos]

Amount
debited
[Mil. Pesos]

Amount
credited
[Mil. Pesos]

Inter-segmental Costs recorded in the Statement of Income
Description

Business Segment &
Account
debited

Business Segment &
Account
credited

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C. Technical Information

System Configuration
System Indicators
Area Served per Franchise (Square kilometers)
Franchise 1
Franchise 2
(Add to list, if necessary)
Sub-transmission Voltages (kV)
Primary Distribution Voltages (kV)
Secondary Distribution Voltages (kV)
Number of Customers with 1MV load and above
Number of Medium Voltage Customer other than 1MV load and
above
Number of Customers per Voltage Level
230kV
115kV
69kV
34.5kV
13.8kV
(Add to list, if necessary)
Number of Delivery Points per Voltage Level
230kV
115kV
69kV
34.5kV
13.8kV
(Add to list, if necessary)
Contracted Energy from Electricity Suppliers
NPC
IPPs
Other Distribution Utilities
User with Generating Units
(Others, specify if any)
Contracted Demand from Electricity Suppliers
NPC
IPPs
Other Distribution Utilities
User with Generating Units
(Others, specify if any)

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Distribution System Data
Technical
Indicators
Total S/S Capacity
(MVA)
Peak Demand (MW) –
Day
Peak Demand (MW) –
Night
Number of Distribution
Transformers
Number of Substations

1st Quarter

2nd Quarter

Number of Power
Transformer Banks
Total Circuit Length
(Sub-transmission)
Total Circuit Length
(Primary Lines)
Total Circuit Length
(Secondary Lines)
System Load Factor –
Day
System Load Factor –
Night
System Power Factor

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3rd Quarter

4th Quarter

Annual

Customer Profile
Sales and
Revenue

Customer Type
Residential
Lifeline

Residential
Non-Lifeline

Commercial

Industria
l

Gen.
Power

Flat Rate

St. Lights

No. of Customers
kWh Sales
Generation
Transmission
Distribution
Supply
System Loss
Metering
Lifeline Subsidy
Interclass Subsidy
Lifeline Discount
Power Act Redtn.
Other Discounts
Other Adjustments
Surcharge
Franchise Tax
UC-Missionary
UC-Environment
Total Revenue

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Govt. Bldgs.

Hospitals

Communal
Water

Sale for
Resale

Large
Load

Others
(Specify)

Total

Energy Sales
Customer Type

1st Quarter
No. of
kWh
Customers
Sold

%

2nd Quarter
No. of
kWh
Customers
Sold

Total

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%

3rd Quarter
No. of
kWh
Customers
Sold

%

4th Quarter
No. of
kWh
Customers Sold

%

Offices and Station Service Energy Consumption
Substation/Facilities

1st Quarter

Actual Consumption
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter

Total
NOTE: Include warehouse and office facilities.

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4th Quarter

Annual

Distribution System Losses
1st Quarter
kWh

Loss Indicators

%

2nd Quarter
kWh
%

Energy Input (kWh)
1. Delivered by the Transmission System
2. Delivered by Embedded Generating
Facilitites
a. Generating Plants
b. Users with Generating Units
3. Delivered by Other Distribution Systems
Total Energy Input
Energy Output (kWh)
1. Delivered to the Users of the Distribution
System

Total Energy Output
Actual Energy Consumption by DU
1. Consumed by Distribution Substation
2. Consumed by Offices of the DU
3. Consumed by Warehouses and Workshops
of the DU
Total Energy Consumption
Recovered Energy
Total Distribution System Loss
Technical Loss (per simulation)
Non-technical Loss
Administrative Loss

Total

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3rd Quarter
kWh
%

4th Quarter
kWh
%

Annual
kWh

%

Service Interruptions
Reliability Indicators
Total Number of
Customer Sustained
Interruptions
1. No. of Customers
2. No. of Interruptions

1st Quarter

2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter

Total Number of
Customer Momentary
Interruptions
3. No. of Customers
4. No. of Interruptions

Total Customer
Interruption Duration

Total Number of
Customers Served

SAIFI
SAIDI
MAIFI

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4th Quarter

Annual

List of Personnel
Name

Designation

Date of
Appointment

Monthly or Daily
Compensation

Total
Number of Personnel:
Technical:
Non-technical / Administrative:
Management:
Total:

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Total Amount

Personal Accident Statistics
Safety Committees

Manhours

No. of Lost
Time injuries

Total

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No. of Days
Lost

Frequency
Rate

Severity Rate

Report on Services Contracted and Terminated
Type of Customer

No. of Services Contracted

Beginning Balance
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Others (Pls. specify)

Ending Balance

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No. of Services Terminated

Details of Watt-hour Meter Calibration
I. Watthour Meter Calibration
Qty.

Make

Type

Date Acquired

Serial No.

Date Tested, Certified & Sealed

II. Newly Installed / Reinstalled Meters
Date Sealed by the Commission
(Month only)

January

February

March

Qty.

Place of Sealing
(Name of the supplier where the meter was sealed by the Commission, or utility's premises if it
was sealed within the utility's area)




ERC Lab
Utility’s Premises
Supplier’s Premises_____________________________________________





ERC Lab
Utility’s Premises
Supplier’s Premises_____________________________________________





ERC Lab
Utility’s Premises
Supplier’s Premises_____________________________________________

(And so on..)

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D. Schedule of Rates Summary

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