Curtailable Service Riders Sample Clauses

Curtailable Service Riders. The Parties agree that LG&E and KU will maintain their current Curtailable Service Riders, CSR10 and CSR30, without change, excepting text changes the Companies proposed in their applications to address administrative issues, as shown in Exhibits 4 and 5. These text changes will not substantively alter the way CSR10 and CSR30 currently operate.

Curtailable Service Riders. Concerning the Utilities’ Curtailable Service Riders (“CSR”), the Parties agree that CSR customers may choose between Options A and B as follows: (A) Option A: The Utilities’ proposed CSR credits and tariff provisions as filed in these proceedings. (B) Option B: The Utilities’ existing CSR tariff provisions with the modifications below: (i) CSR credits for both Utilities of $6.00 per kVA-month (primary) and $5.90 per kVA-month (transmission). (ii) A Utility may request physical curtailment when more than 10 of the Utilities’ primary combustion turbines (CTs) (those with a capacity greater than 100 MW) are being dispatched, irrespective of whether the Utilities are making off-system sales. However, to avoid a physical curtailment a CSR customer may buy through a requested curtailment at the Automatic Buy-Through Price. If all available units have been dispatched or are being dispatched, the Utilities may request a physical curtailment of the CSR customer without a buy- through option. (iii) A Utility may request physical curtailment of a CSR customer no more than 20 times per calendar year totaling no more than 100 hours. Any buy-through of a physical curtailment request will not count toward the 100-hour limit or 20-curtailment-request limit, but will count toward the 275 hours of economic curtailments. (iv) After receiving a physical curtailment request from the Utility where a buy-through option is available, a CSR customer will have 10 minutes to inform the Utility whether the customer elects to buy through or physically curtail. If the customer elects to physically curtail, the customer will have 30 minutes to carry out the required physical curtailment (i.e., a total of 40 minutes from the time the Utility requests curtailment to the time the customer must implement the curtailment). If a customer does not respond within 10 minutes of notice of a curtailment request from the Utility, the customer will be assumed to have elected to buy through the requested curtailment, subject to any prior written agreement with the customer. (v) After receiving a physical curtailment request from the Utility when no buy-through option is available, a CSR customer will have 40 minutes to carry out the required physical curtailment. (C) The Utilities will initially assign all existing CSR customers to Option B as described above. Following the initial assignment, a CSR customer may elect Option A at any time, which election will take effect beginning with the customer’...