Day Adjustment Factor. The in-day adjustment factor is calculated as follows: In-Day Adjustment Factor = A ÷ B 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.
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Samples: www.ieso.ca, York Region Non, yrdemo.com
Day Adjustment Factor. The in-day adjustment factor is calculated as follows: In-Day Adjustment Factor = A ÷ B 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.
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Samples: York Region Non
