Question · Q4 2025
Paul Zampardo asked for clarification on the potential benefits of the proposed Kansas legislation, specifically regarding its impact on earned Return on Equity (ROE) or net income, and how it would expand the types of capital expenditures that qualify for recovery.
Answer
Curtis Dinan, President and Chief Operating Officer, stated that the proposed Kansas bill, which has cleared the House and is moving to the Senate, would expand the types of capital included in the Gas System Reliability Surcharge (GSRS) filings to essentially all direct capital investments in Kansas, beyond just safety-related and cybersecurity expenditures. He also noted that the cap on customer impact would increase from $0.80 to $1.35 per month, indicating a potential increase from the historical $8 million GSRS filings.
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