Baseline: Conditions & Energy/Water Data AND Planned & Unplanned Baseline Sample Clauses

Baseline: Conditions & Energy/Water Data AND Planned & Unplanned Baseline. Adjustment Conditions Baseline: The pre-retrofit energy performance baseline was determined from existing systems manufacturer’s performance specifications, staff interviews, and sample measurements. The pre- retrofit energy use baselines are included in Exhibit 3, Baseline. The pre-retrofit baseline unit cost of energy is based on the most recent rates paid by the Customer and will be considered to be the pre retrofit value of unit cost avoidance. Operational performance baseline parameters are included and presented in Schedule H, Baseline, Exhibit 3, Baseline and Exhibit 4, Savings Calculations. Planned and Unplanned (Routine and Non-Routine) Baseline Adjustments: There are currently no projected baseline adjustments for this ECM. The Customer and Honeywell have stipulated and agreed upon operational and energy baseline parameters.
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Baseline: Conditions & Energy/Water Data AND Planned & Unplanned Baseline. Adjustment Conditions Baseline: The energy performance baseline was determined from existing systems manufacturer’s specifications, and pre retrofit FPL rate schedule. The energy use baselines are included in Exhibit 3, Baseline. The baseline unit cost is based on the most recent rates schedule paid by the Customer and will be considered to be the value of unit cost avoidance. Operational performance baseline parameters are included and presented in Schedule H, Baseline, Exhibit 3, Baseline and Exhibit 4, Savings Calculations. Planned and Unplanned (Routine and Non-Routine) Baseline Adjustments: There are no projected baseline adjustments for this ECM. The Customer and Honeywell have stipulated and agreed upon operational and energy baseline parameters.
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