Balancing Account. The Operator maintains a separate book account (Balancing Account) to which it charges all types of expense it incurs in relation to Balancing, especially including each expense arising as a result of a Load Balancing Action and/or as a result of the Load Balancing agreements it concludes, and which it credits with all amounts collected from Transmission Users in the procedure of daily settlement of DTULI and the Monthly Balancing Settlement. The Balancing Account also includes special Balancing Accounts for each Transmission User (User Balancing Account) for the credits and debits corresponding to such User. The Balancing Account must be balanced at the end of each Year. For this purpose, the net balance of the Account shall be balanced by additional payment or charge to Transmission Users, according to the procedure described in the "NNGS Access Invoices and Charges" manual.
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Balancing Account. The BA balance attributable to carry over amounts under the Bridge RPSA, if any, shall be determined by BPA, subject to the resolution of any disputes regarding such determination; provided, however, that the effect of section 12.3 below shall not be stayed pending resolution of any such dispute. The BA balance includes an adjustment for changes in the Western Region Consumer Price Index (all items) (CPI) applied to such balance beginning in October 1, 2011, and continuing until such time as the BA balance is reduced to zero, based on the methodology described below. BPA shall adjust such balance monthly effective October 1, 2011, to reflect actual monthly changes in the CPI. This BA balance (BA_B), if any, comprises the beginning balance for a balancing account described in this section. As long as the BA_B is greater than zero, such balance shall be adjusted monthly by the change in the Consumer Price Index value for that month relative to the CPI value for the previous month as follows. For the current month (m) BA adjustmentm+1 = {CPIm/CPIm-1-1}*BA_B m Where CPIm= current month’s CPI Index value as determined below CPIm-1= Previous month’s CPI Index value BA_Bm = Current month’s ending BA balance BA_Bm+1 = Next month’s beginning BA balance The CPI index value shall be the end of month Consumer Price Index – All Urban Consumers (West Region All Items), as published on the Bureau of Labor Statistics Web site: xxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/cgi-bin/surveymost?cu, (select “West Region All Items” and then select the applicable range of months and years). The adjusted BA balance for the next month (m+1) shall then be: BA_B m+1 = BA_B m + BA adjustment - P Where P is the amount by which the BA increases or decreases as determined by multiplying the difference of PacifiCorp’s current ASC minus the applicable PF Exchange rate by the utility’s Residential Load Eligible for Monetary Benefits. If the ASC is less than the applicable PF Exchange rate, P will be negative and add to the BA balance; otherwise P will be positive and reduce the BA balance.
Balancing Account. Any deposits into a Balancing Account pursuant to this Agreement shall be separate from and in addition to any security accounts maintained pursuant to any other agreements between NCPA and the Participant, or any other such security account required of Members.
Balancing Account. Account kept by the Operator which is credited with the profits collected by the Transmission Users during the settlement for each of them and is charged with the expenses of DESFA that are related to the Balancing. It also includes special Balancing accounts for each User (User’s Balancing Account)
Balancing Account
