4.__Sources of trust funds.__Money obtained from the following sources must be paid to the authority, which shall deposit the money in the trust:

A.__Corporate income taxes collected by the State Tax Assessor to the extent attributable to the sale or transfer of generation assets divested pursuant to section 3204;

B.__All interest, dividends and pecuniary gains from investment of money of the fund;

C.__All proceeds from the issuance of bonds on behalf of the State for inclusion in the fund;

D.__All money appropriated or dedicated for inclusion in the fund;

E.__Gifts, bequests and donations to the trust from private individuals or corporations;

F.__Grants to the trust from private or public foundations;

G.__Other money available to the authority and directed by the authority to be paid into the fund; and

H.__Funds from the transmission and distribution utilities to be paid into the trust as directed by the commission pursuant to subsection 5.

All funds received pursuant to this subsection, whether as proceeds from corporate income taxes or investment or other revenues, are trust funds to be held and applied solely as provided in this section.

5.__Additional funds.__In order to protect the fund in the initial years, between March 1, 2000 and March 1, 2002 all utilities shall continue to collect in transmission and distribution rates the amount necessary to support a program as current levels using existing eligibility requirements.__Between March 1, 2000 and March 1, 2002 consumer-owned utilities shall introduce on a phased-in basis the collection of funds in transmission and distribution rates necessary to support the program based on the projected level of customer contribution as of March 1, 2002.__On March 1, 2002, the utilities shall begin assessing their customers based on any anticipated program and administration costs above the amount covered by income from the trust.