Billing Energy Sample Clauses

Billing Energy. Billing Energy shall be determined by applying the applicable billing methodology to total meter readings during the Billing Period. See Section IV.
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Billing Energy. The kilowatt-hours charged by the Authority to each Customer will be the total number of kilowatt-hours recorded on the Customer’s meter for the Billing Period multiplied by a percentage based on the LFS methodology, unless the Customer and the Authority agree in writing to an alternative billing methodology and the Customer’s local electric utility provides its consent if the Authority determines that such consent is necessary.
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Billing Energy. The Billing Energy in any Billing Period shall be the metered energy for the period as determined under paragraphs 4 and 5 giving effect to all applicable adjustments as required, including those for Schedules X-0, X-0, X-0, X-0 and B-6.
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Billing Energy. Billing energy applicable to this rate is equal to the total energy provided at the load center minus the actual energy provided to Rate A, Rate B, and Rate C, Rate G, and special contract participants. DATE OF ISSUE: October 2, 2017 April 1, 2021 DATE EFFECTIVE: Service rendered on and after November 2, 2017 May 1, 2021 EAST KENTUCKY POWER COOPERATIVE, INC FOR ALL COUNTIES SERVED P.S.C. No. 35, Original First Revised Sheet No. 12 Canceling P.S.C. No. 34, Third Revised Sheet No. 18 35, Original Sheet No. 12 Rate G
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Billing Energy. The kilowatt-hours (kWh) charged by the Authority to the Customer will be based on the Load Factor Share of the total number of kilowatt-hours recorded on the Authority’s revenue grade meters for the Billing Period as follows. • If the Peak Demand is higher than the Contract Demand in a given month, the Billing Energy shall be equal to the product of the Contract Demand multiplied by the Native System Load Factor and number of hours in the Billing Period. • If the Peak Demand is less than the Contract Demand, the Billing Energy shall be equal to the total number of kilowatt-hours recorded on the Authority’s revenue grade meters for the Billing Period.
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Billing Energy. 2.01 The Total Metered Energy shall be equal to the measured energy at the Point of Measurement, adjusted for losses to the Point of Delivery. The Point of Measurement and Point of Delivery are defined in Exhibit A to the Agreement.
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Billing Energy. The total energy produced, expressed in kWh, from the Generation Facilities under this Excess Capacity Agreement (whether or not requested by Seminole), less the Customer-Based Generation for the same period, will be added back to the Delivery Point Load for purposes of determining the Seminole WPC Non-Fuel Energy Charges and the Seminole WPC Fuel Charges under the Wholesale Rate Schedule to assure Member does not realize additional payments associated with avoided energy charges.
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Billing Energy. The Billing Energy in each billing period shall be the respective Participant’s 10 scheduled or actual, as appropriate, delivery of its Project Share in kilowatt-hours (kWh) at the 11 Delivery Point.
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