Component Cost Assessment for Main Extensions and New Residential Service Hook-Ups. Final Report May 1984-January 1985

摘要

The principal cost components for attaching new residential customers were identified. The extent to which the costs might be controlled through development of improved methods, equipment and materials was evaluated. The attachment policies used by utilities to qualify residential customers and the decision-making criteria were determined. The information obtained will provide a data base which GRI can use to plan and evaluate R&D projects to reduce customer attachment costs.