Constrained Own-Load Optimal Dispatch Sample Clauses

Constrained Own-Load Optimal Dispatch. NCPA staff shall perform after the fact monthly “own-load” optimal dispatch of each Assignor’s BR to establish the value of the individual BR allocation to each Assignor pre-assignments. The own-load dispatch shall be constrained by hourly loads equal to each Assignor’s gross hourly loads such that BR energy schedules cannot exceed 100 percent of load in any hour. In addition, revenues Assignor would have received from Western Area Power Administration (Western) through the re-marketing of its “standard” energy allocations (the portion of monthly energy allocations that cannot be utilized by Assignor) will be added to this value.
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Constrained Own-Load Optimal Dispatch. NCPA staff shall perform after-the- fact monthly "own-load" optimal dispatch of each Assignor's BR to establish the value of the individual BR allocation to each Assignor pre-assignments. The own-load dispatch shall be constrained by hourly loads equal to each Assignor's gross hourly loads multiplied by a forecast factor of 1.00 such that BR energy schedules cannot exceed 100 of load in any hour. In addition, revenues that the Assignor would have received from Western through the re-marketing of its "stranded" energy allocations (the portion of monthly energy allocations that cannot be utilized by the Assignor) will be added to this value. Value_0/L(i) = 0/L dispatch(i) * MCP + Stranded_Revenue(i) where: Value 0/L is the BR energy value in the own-load dispatch,
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