SOHEDULE E-1.-Annual fixed charges on Tennessee Valley Authority investment in Mississippi.—Continued 1 For total investment in plant and equipment by years see schedule E-2. (See schedule E-3.) 2 No fixed charges applied on the assumption that interest payments to the Tennessee Valley Authority on these contracts equaled interest charges thereon. SCHEDULE E-2.-Tennessee Valley Authority investment in plant property in the State of Mississippi for fiscal year ending June 30, 1396, June 30, 1937, and June 30, 1938 SCHEDULE E-2.-Tennessee Valley Authority investment in plant property in the State of Mississippi for fiscal year ending June 30, 1936, June 30, 1937, and June 30, 1938-Continued Sources: 1938, furnished by Tennessee Valley Authority upon request. 1937, independent offices appropriation bill for 1939. 1936, estimated by deducting additions as reported in Tennessee Valley Authority monthly financial statements from investment at June 30, 1937. NOTE. Estimated investment figures for 1936 and 1937 compare with those recently furnished by Tennessee Valley Authority as follows: SCHEDULE E-3.-Tennessee Valley Authority investment in loan contracts receiv able in State of Mississippi Sources: 1935, Tennessee Valley Authority Annual Report, 1936 (p. 129). 1936 and 1937, Tennessee Valley Authority Annual Report, 1937 (p. 110). 1938, Tennessee Valley Authority Financial Statements, Department for Water Power Utilization, June 1938 (p. 21). SCHEDULE E-4.-Tennessee Valley Authority power sales to municipalities and cooperatives in the State of Mississippi, fiscal year ending June 30 SCHEDULE E-4.-Tennessee Valley Authority power sales to municipalities and cooperatives in the State of Mississippi, fiscal year ending June 30 Sources: 1926, Tennessee Valley Authority Financial Statements, department of electricity, June 1936 (pp. 12 and 15). 1937, Tennessee Valley Authority financial statements, department of electricity, June 1937 (pp. 28 and 30). 1938, Tennessee Valley Authority, financial statements, departments for water power utilization, June 1938 (pp. 38 and 40). EXHIBIT F.—Proration among “yardstick” communities in Mississippi of loss incurred in producing and delivering power in Mississippi LOSS PER KILOWATT-HOUR, 1936, $0.0011808 1 EXHIBIT G.-Comparison of unit costs of Tennessee Valley Authority "yardstick" communities in Mississippi with those of other publicly owned utilities for the year 1987-Unit costs are expressed in terms of cents per kilowatt-hour sold Mississippi Tennessee Valley Authority "yardstick" communities: Mississippi Tennessee Valley Authority "yardstick" communities: Amory.. Other publicly owned operations: NOTE. For purposes of comparison 2 classifications are used: Class A includes those operations receiving total revenue between $50,000 and $250,000. Class B includes those operations receiving total revenue between $15,000 and $50,000. Sources: Statistics of the Wisconsin Municipally Owned Electric Utilities, 1937, compiled by Wisconsin Utilities Association; data for Tennessee Valley Authority "yardstick" communities, as recorded in their annual reports; all others, compiled from figures appearing in their annual reports. UNIT COSTS (EXPRESSED AS CENTS PER KILOWATT-HOUR SOLD) OF SOME REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICLY OWNED UTILITY OPERATIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, 1937 Average.. Source: Computed from costs reported in annual reports of these municipalities. 19, 887, 537 04 1.96 77 29 .21 21 06 17 2,546, 314 12 .81 .85 .09 .04 .56 008 03 262, 307 025 3.28 1.00 1.35 .51 .04 . 19 223, 701 . 19 3.38 30 2.39 1.58 . 13 1.04 06 351, 281 .13 17 4. 16 79 2. 07 .14 .49 .04 .08 21 1. 26 .47 2.86 .88 .20 .05 .12 .16 1.47 .61 |