Long-term Transition Bond
What is the company's Long-Term transition bonds?
About the data
Long-Term transition bonds are bonds under the Competition Act in which the proceeds of Transition Bonds are required to be used principally to reduce qualified stranded costs and the related capitalization of the utility. This represents the current and noncurrent portions. The initial maturity is beyond one year or beyond the normal operating cycle, if longer.
Methodology
Companies should report their financial performance in their annual financial reports, and these are the best places to find this information.
For companies that file with the SEC, this information can be found within their "Form 10-K" filings. You can often find these documents by searching for "Company 10-k", or they can be found through the SEC's EDGAR search.
Value Type
Money
Unit
USD
Options
Research Policy
Community Assessed
Report Type
Form 10-K