First Block Energy Charge Sample Clauses

First Block Energy Charge. The First Block Energy Charge and Excess Energy Charge are fixed and are not subject to change through the Embedded Date. After the Embedded Date, the Energy Charge and Excess Energy Charge are subject to change and revision by order of the Commission. After the Embedded Date, Idaho Power will advocate for Commission acceptance of the ratemaking treatment for the Special Contract described in Section 3.2 above.
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