Excess Demand Charge Sample Clauses

Excess Demand Charge. Once Grand Prairie’s Maximum Day Usage exceeds two and a half (2.5) MGD, Grand Prairie may then become subject to Excess Demand Charges. The Maximum Day Usage that occurs within the Rate Year in which Grand Prairie exceeds two and a half (2.5) MGD shall establish the Maximum Day Demand used to determine the initial Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow. Subsequent Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow limitations shall be adjusted to reflect Grand Prairie’s Maximum Day Demand. If during the Rate Year, Grand Prairie’s actual Rate of Flow exceeds the Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow, Grand Prairie shall pay to Arlington the Excess Demand Charge. The Excess Demand Charge shall be calculated by subtracting Grand Prairie’s then in effect Maximum Day Demand from Grand Prairie’s actual Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow (converted to MGD). The Excess Demand, stated in MGD, shall be multiplied by the Demand Rate and then multiplied by a factor of 1.25 times. Upon exceeding the then current Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow, a new Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow will be established for the Rate Year. The newly established Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow will be subject to any future Excess Demand Charges if the newly established Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow is exceeded during the Rate Year. If during the Rate Year Grand Prairie requests an increase in demand, to be in effect during that Rate Year, above the then in effect Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow, Grand Prairie will be levied an Excess Demand Charge. Grand Prairie shall be provided the Excess Demand Charge billing with full payment due within thirty (30) days from receipt of invoice. The Excess Demand Charge shall be on a per occurrence basis and not applied as an ongoing charge and shall not be applicable in the event of negligence or operator error on the part of Arlington or in the event of equipment failure on equipment controlled by Arlington. It is agreed that the Excess Demand Charge and adjustment to the Maximum Day Demand that would normally be applicable shall not apply for Emergency withdrawals provided that Arlington is notified in writing within 48 hours of the occurrence of an Emergency condition. In any event, the Raw Water Charge and Volume Charge for all Treated Water delivered shall be due and payable as described elsewhere herein. Example – Actual Rate of Flow Exceeds Maximum Allowed Rate of Flow Excess Demand Calculation Maximum Day Demand 2.5 MGD Rate of Flow Margin x 1.25 Maximum Daily Rate of Flow 3.13 MGD Conversion to gpm di...
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Excess Demand Charge. For each kW of the Customer's Measured Demand that is classified as Excess Demand, a charge, in addition to the Base Demand Charge, of $6.00/kW.
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