Fuel Adjustment Factor Formula Sample Clauses

Fuel Adjustment Factor Formula.ย F = [ E - B] (T) - S Where: F = Estimated annual fuel adjustment factor in dollars per kilowatthour. E = Estimated total system fuel expenses as defined in Paragraph VI.H. below allocated to Old Dominion. The energy allocation factor for Old Dominion shall be the ratio of: (a) Old Dominion supplemental and peaking energy through the year 1999 and supplemental energy through the year 2000 for the 12-month period beginning with April of each year divided by; (b) the total Company system energy excluding energy generated from North Anna Units 1 and 2, for the 12-month perxxx beginning with April of each year. S = Estimated Old Dominion supplemental and peaking energy through the year 1999 and supplemental energy through the year 2000 at the generation level for the 12-month period beginning with April of each year. B = The current base cost of fuel = $0.01386. T = Adjustment for state and local taxes measured by gross receipts determined separately for resale customers in Virginia: 100% divided by (100% minus applicable Gross Receipts Tax rate).
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