Derivation of Monthly Capacity Costs of Each Operating Company Sample Clauses

Derivation of Monthly Capacity Costs of Each Operating Company. The derivation of the monthly capacity costs of each OPERATING COMPANY, as used for purposes of the reserve sharing capacity rate, is based on one of the following: (i) the capacity cost of the most recently added peaking facility; (ii) the capacity cost of the most recent equivalent purchased resource; or (iii) the weighted system average of the capacity costs of the most recently added peaking facilities or equivalent purchased resources. The monthly reserve sharing capacity rate of each OPERATING COMPANY for an installed peaking facility under subpart (i) will be determined by the following formula: R1 = (I x LFCC/100/C1) x MCWF Where: R1 = Monthly charges for peaking facility ($/kW-Month). I = Gross investment in peaking facility ($). LFCC = 16.3%, levelized fixed capacity charge. C1 = Peaking facility’s rated production capability (kW), as determined by Section 4.2 of this Manual. Issued by: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx, XX, V.P., Fleet Operations & Trading Effective: May 1, 2007 Issued on: May 18, 2007 Filed pursuant to order dated April 19, 2007 accepting compliance filing in Docket Nos. EL05-102, et al., Southern Company Services, Inc., 119 FERC ¶ 61,065 (2007). Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 37 Second Revised Rate Schedule FERC Number 138 MCWF = Monthly Capacity Worth Factor for the applicable month. The AGENT may periodically re-evaluate the monthly capacity worth factors based upon evaluations of system reliability. The governing MCWFs will be included in the Informational Schedules submitted in accordance with ARTICLE VI of the IIC. For purposes of subpart (ii), the monthly reserve sharing capacity rate of each OPERATING COMPANY for an equivalent purchased resource will be the annual capacity rate ($/kW-Year) paid for such resource, multiplied by the applicable MCWF. For purposes of subpart (iii), the monthly reserve sharing capacity rate will be the weighted system average of the costs of the most recently added peaking facilities (as determined for purposes of subpart (i)) or equivalent purchased resources (as determined for purposes of subpart (ii)), multiplied by the applicable MCWF. Issued by: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx, XX, V.P., Fleet Operations & Trading Effective: May 1, 2007 Issued on: May 18, 2007 Filed pursuant to order dated April 19, 2007 accepting compliance filing in Docket Nos. EL05-102, et al., Southern Company Services, Inc., 119 FERC ¶ 61,065 (2007). Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 38 Second Revised Rate Sched...
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Derivation of Monthly Capacity Costs of Each Operating Company. The derivation of the monthly capacity costs of each OPERATING COMPANY is based on one of the following: (i) the capacity cost of the most recently added peaking facilities; (ii) the capacity cost of the most recent long-term capacity purchase; or (iii) the weighted system average of the capacity costs of the most recently added peaking facilities or long-term purchases. The monthly capacity rate of each OPERATING COMPANY for installed peaking facilities under (i) will be determined by the following formula: R1 = (I x LFCC/100/C1) x MCWF Where: R1 = Monthly charges for peaking plant or equivalent resource ($/kW-Month) I = Gross investment in peaking facilities ($) LFCC = 16.3%, levelized fixed capacity charge C1 = Peaking facilities rated production capability (kW), as determined by Section 4.2 of this Manual MCWF = Monthly Capacity Worth Factor for the applicable month. The AGENT may periodically re-evaluate the monthly capacity worth factors based upon evaluations of system reliability. The governing MCWFs will be included in the Informational Schedules submitted in accordance with ARTICLE VI of the Contract. For purposes of (ii), the monthly charge of each OPERATING COMPANY for purchased equivalent resources will be the annual capacity rate ($/kW-Year) paid for such purchased equivalent resources, multiplied by the applicable MCWF. For purposes of (iii), the monthly capacity rate will be the weighted system average so determined, multiplied by the applicable MCWF.

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