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Michigan, not California: no baseline territories or climate zones. Rates are the same statewide across DTE's service area.
Total energy rate = Power Supply Capacity + Power Supply Non-Capacity + Distribution, all stated separately on the filed sheet.
Service Charge $8.50/month.
EXCLUDED: 'Surcharges and Credits: As approved by the Commission. See Sections C8.5 and C9.8.' The sheet does not state their value inline, so they are not encoded rather than guessed. Bills will run slightly above these figures.
Rates are filed in CENTS per kWh and converted here. DTE's whole book uses cents; PG&E and SCE use dollars. Mixing the two silently would be a 100x error, so the conversion is explicit and asserted in the golden tests.
Capacity energy is tiered at 17 kWh PER DAY: 2.940c below, 4.239c above. Non-capacity (5.842c) and distribution (9.726c) apply to all kWh, so the totals are 0.18508 and 0.19807.
The 17 kWh/day tier is a daily allowance like California's baseline, so a 31-day month allows 527 kWh at the lower rate.
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