Baseline Adjustment Methodology Clause Samples

Baseline Adjustment Methodology. Each of the Baseline calculations set out in sections 2(a), 2(b), 2(c)(i), and 2(c)(iii) of this Exhibit B-1 above, as applicable, shall be adjusted automatically for any Settlement Account where the Participant can justify within their M&V Plan, the need for such adjustment due to a significant portion of the Curtailment in the Settlement Account being heavily influenced by weather, and in accordance with the following principles: (i) Baselines shall be adjusted using the measured demand prior to the Curtailment hour; (ii) The Baseline calculation shall be adjusted in accordance with the following: (A) for the 15 of the 20 Suitable Business Days prior to the Curtailment Hour, apply the Baseline methodology referred to in the appropriate sections 2(a), 2(b), 2(c)(i), and 2(c)(iii) of this Exhibit B-1 above to determine the average of the same four hours prior to the Curtailment hour (BSL1) and the measured four hours prior to the actual Curtailment hour (“Avg4”); and (B) determine the difference (“Diff”), if positive, between Avg4 and the calculated unadjusted baseline (“BSL1”) (i.e., Diff = Avg4 – BSL1). If Diff is a negative value or equal to zero, then there shall be no adjustment to the Baseline and section 3(ii)(C) below of this Exhibit B-1 shall not be applicable; and (C) add 80% of Diff to BSL1 for each Curtailment hour of the Activation (e.g., HE 14 = BSL14 plus 80% of Diff).