Common use of Day Adjustment Factor Clause in Contracts

Day Adjustment Factor. The in-day adjustment factor is calculated as follows: Where: • “A” is the average actual consumption [of the Contracted DER] during the adjustment window hours on the actual Activation Day. • “B” is the average actual consumption [of the Contracted DER] during the adjustment window hours in the past highest fifteen (15) of twenty (20) Suitable Business Days prior to the Activation Day.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: York Region Non Wires Alternative Demonstration Project Contract for Energy and Reserve Services (Direct Participant), York Region Non Wires Alternative Demonstration Project Contract for Energy and Reserve Services (Direct Participant), Energy Services Contract

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Day Adjustment Factor. The in-day adjustment factor is calculated as follows: Where: • “A” is the average actual consumption [of the Contracted DER] DER during the adjustment window hours on the actual Activation Day. • “B” is the average actual consumption [of the Contracted DER] DER during the adjustment window hours in the past highest fifteen (15) of twenty (20) Suitable Business Days prior to the Activation Day.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: York Region Non Wires Alternative Demonstration Project Contract for Energy and Reserve Services

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