Energy Rates a. The on-peak energy rate for the first 25 MW of on-peak Energy and the off-peak energy rate for the first 22 MW of off-peak Energy delivered pursuant to Paragraph A.1.a. above shall be one hundred percent (100%) of the Company's respective on-peak and off-peak Avoided Energy Costs (including avoided costs of fuel and operation and maintenance) in cents per kilowatthour, calculated in accordance with the provisions of the PUC's Standards, on file with the PUC and in effect for the month in which such Energy is delivered. ATTACHMENT D TO THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
Energy Rates. Subject to Section 5.5 and Section 5.6, DU shall charge Customer, and Customer shall pay DU, the Energy Rate for each kilowatt hour of electric energy delivered to the Delivery Point at the Industrial South Premises. The Energy Rate shall be $0.0364 until the later of (i) the Industrial South Expansion is complete and in service, or (ii) the Boring Drive Expansion, as defined in the Boring Drive Agreement, is complete and in service, but in no event earlier than August 1, 2019 (the “First Date”). After the First Date and until December 31, 2020, the Energy Rate shall be $0.0385. DU shall be entitled to change the Energy Rate after December 31, 2020, but in no event shall DU change the Energy Rate more than once with respect to each Service Year nor shall the Energy Rate exceed $0.042 on or prior to December 31, 2021. At all times during the Contract Term, (i) DU shall use all commercially reasonable efforts to maintain the lowest possible rates to Customer, and (ii) the Energy Rate shall not be unjust, unreasonable or unfairly discriminatory. DU shall notify Customer of any increase in the Energy Rate for the upcoming Service Year on or before October 1 of the then current Service Year (i.e., prior to the commencement of the upcoming Service Year).
Energy Rates. MRES will pay Municipality for energy scheduled by MRES and generated by a Unit and delivered by Municipality to the Point of Delivery, as follows: (a) at a rate equal to Municipality’s Energy Costs plus the Energy Adder 1, for such energy production up to Energy Block 1 in any month; and (b) at a rate equal to Municipality’s Energy Costs plus the Energy Adder 2, for such energy production exceeding Energy Block 1 in any month. The fuel cost portion of the Energy Costs will be calculated at the average cost of the fuel consumed during the month as purchased by Municipality and reflected in its accounting records. The cost of fuel when using a Unit for generation by Municipality as described in Section 6.8(a) will be the responsibility of Municipality. The cost of fuel consumed for heating a Unit is included in the price for Reserved Capacity and will be the responsibility of Municipality.
Energy Rates a. The on-peak energy rate for the first twenty-five (25) MW of on-peak Energy and the off-peak energy rate for the first twenty-two (22) MW of off-peak Energy delivered pursuant to Section A.
Energy Rates a. The on-peak energy rate for the first twenty-five (25) MW of on-peak Energy and the off-peak energy rate for the first twenty-two (22) MW of off-peak Energy delivered pursuant to Section A.1.a. above shall be one hundred percent (100%) of the Exhibit A to the Fifth Amendment Appendix D (Revised February 2011) Company’s respective on-peak and off-peak Avoided Energy Costs (including avoided costs of fuel and operation and maintenance) in cents per kilowatthour, calculated in accordance with the provisions of the PUC’s Standards, on file with the PUC and in effect for the month in which such Energy is delivered.
Energy Rates. Table 2 below includes the Initial Baseline Energy Rates that will be used to calculate Year 1 Savings. These rates will be escalated annually by 3% for purposes of calculating Savings starting with Year 2 of the term. In the case of a multiple-year installation period, the escalation will start with Year 1 of the term. If applicable, define the escalation rate per utility. Savings shall be calculated using the escalated Initial Baseline Energy Rates or Performance Year (Actual) energy rates for each location, whichever results in greater Savings. Actual energy and utility rates may be calculated at the end of each Agreement year if utility billing information is provided for the Performance Year using the same methodology as was employed to determine the Baseline energy rate in the Comprehensive Energy Analysis Report. Table 2. Initial Baseline Energy Rates Facility $/kW $/kWh $/MMBtu $/kGal Courthouse & Jail $13.170 $0.049 $7.150 $12.160 Fairgrounds $4.890 $0.111 $8.690 $6.700 Juvenile Justice $10.380 $0.050 $8.190 $5.060 McKenzie Annex $10.030 $0.051 $12.870
Energy Rates. The rates set forth in this Subsection will be used throughout the Guarantee Term to determine the Measured Savings Amount. 1. Electricity Name of Utility: Rate Schedule: Charge Unit Comments Customer Charge: Per Billing Period Per Billing Period Demand Charges: Per Billed kW Per Billed kW Consumption Charges: (T&D + Generation) Per kWh Per kWh Per kWh Other Charges: Per kWh Per kWh Per kWh Determination of Billed Demand: kW kW Other Rate Details: 2. Natural Gas Name of Utility: Rate Schedule: Charge Unit Comments Customer Charge: Per Billing Period Per Billing Period Consumption Charges: Per MCF Per MCF Per MCF Other Charges: Per MCF Per MCF Per MCF Other Rate Details:
Energy Rates. The base utility rates used for calculating annual cost savings are presented in Table 3.2.5 below. These rates will be escalated annually utilizing the rates indicated in Table
Energy Rates a. Base Energy A Base Energy Rate shall be developed annually to collect through the formula rate contained herein energy charges as estimated in ODEC's budget. The budget shall include adjustments, if any, to collect amounts in the Deferred Energy account from the prior year. Each member distribution cooperative shall be charged monthly based on its monthly energy usage multiplied by the applicable Transmission Energy Rate or Distribution Energy Rate. The Base Energy Rate shall be rounded to five decimal places. ( Annual Budgeted Energy Expenses + Deferred Energy Balance) Base Energy Rate = ______________________________________________________ (Annual Budgeted Transmission kWh + Annual Budgeted Distribution kWh Adjusted to Transmission) Any Deferred Energy Balance under-collection projected as of the prior year end shall be added to Annual Budgeted Energy Expenses, whereas, any Deferred Energy Balance over-collection projected as of the prior year end shall be subtracted from the Annual Budgeted Energy Expenses. Transmission Energy Rate = Base Energy Rate Distribution Energy Rate = Base Energy Rate * Distribution Loss Factor Distribution Loss Factor = an average loss factor calculated based on loss factors
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