Intentional Deviation Sample Clauses

Intentional Deviation. One Hundred Percent (100%) of the revenue that Bonneville receives through the Intentional Deviation Charge shall remain with Transmission Services. Revenue that Bonneville receives from Energy Imbalance (“EIrev”), Generation Imbalance (“GIrev”), and Persistent Deviation (“PDrev”) will be split between Power Services and Transmission Services. Power Services’ share (“PSshare”) in such revenue will equal: ℎ = [ + + ] − � 3 × Where: Hr3PSD = The MWh amount of third-party inc balancing reserve capacity deployed each hour.
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Intentional Deviation. One Hundred Percent (100%) of the revenue that Bonneville receives through the Intentional Deviation Charge shall remain with Transmission Services. Revenue that Bonneville receives from Energy Imbalance (“EIrev”), Generation Imbalance (“GIrev”), and Persistent Deviation (“PDrev”) will be split between Power Services and Transmission Services. Power Services share (“PSshare”) in such revenue will equal: Where: Hr3PSD = The MWh amount of third-party inc balancing reserve capacity deployed each hour. HrIndex = The hourly energy index in the Pacific Northwest during the hour when the third-party inc balancing reserve capacity was deployed.
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Intentional Deviation. One Hundred Percent (100%) of the revenue that Bonneville receives through the Intentional Deviation Charge shall remain with Transmission Services. Revenue that Bonneville receives from Energy Imbalance (“EIrev”), Generation Imbalance (“GIrev”), and Persistent Deviation (“PDrev”) will be split between Power Services and Transmission Services. Power Services’ share (“PSshare”) in such revenue will equal: PSsℎare = [EIrev + GIrev + PDrev] − Σ Hr3PSD × HrIndex Where: Hr3PSD = The MWh amount of third-party inc balancing reserve capacity deployed each hour. HrIndex = The hourly energy index in the Pacific Northwest during the hour when the third-party inc balancing reserve capacity was deployed. 12. Revenue Credit. Power Services will receive a payment of at least $50,834,800 each year of the Rate Period from Transmission Services in exchange for planned balancing reserve capacity provided from the FCRPS as described in sections 3, 4 and 5 above. Power Services will set power rates with the revenue credit expectation that it will receive $54,834,800 from Transmission Services. This section 12 is subject to section 16(b) below. 13.
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