INTERCHANGE ENERGY TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE OPERATING COMPANIES Sample Clauses

INTERCHANGE ENERGY TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE OPERATING COMPANIES. Section 8.1 - Provision for Interchange Energy: Coordinated electric system operation, utilizing the concept of centralized integrated electric system economic dispatch, results in energy transfers among the OPERATING COMPANIES. Such energy transfers are Issued by: Charles D. McCrary, Executive Vice-Pres. Effective: April 18, 2000 Xxxxxx xx: Xxxx 20, 2000 Filed to comply with order of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Docket Nos. ER00-1655-000 and ER00-1655-001, issued June 15, 2000, 91 FERCP. 61,259 Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 15 First Revised Rate Schedule FERC No. 138 accounted for on an hourly basis and are referred to as Interchange Energy. The methodology for determining the amount of Interchange Energy supplied to or purchased from the Pool is set out in ARTICLE II of the Manual. Interchange Energy is composed of two categories designated as: (i) Associated Interchange Energy (energy purchased or delivered to serve an OPERATING COMPANY's requirements); and (ii) Opportunity Interchange Energy (energy purchased or delivered to meet an OPERATING COMPANY's opportunity transactions).
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INTERCHANGE ENERGY TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE OPERATING COMPANIES. Section 8.1 - Provision for Interchange Energy: Coordinated electric system operation, utilizing the concept of centralized integrated electric system economic dispatch, results in energy transfers among the OPERATING COMPANIES. Such energy transfers are accounted for on an hourly basis and are referred to as Interchange Energy. The methodology for determining the amount of Interchange Energy supplied to or purchased from the Pool is set out in ARTICLE II of the Manual. Interchange Energy is composed of two categories designated as: (i) Associated Interchange Energy (energy purchased or delivered to serve an OPERATING COMPANY's requirements); and
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INTERCHANGE ENERGY TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN THE OPERATING COMPANIES. Section 8.1 – Provision for Interchange Energy: Coordinated system operation, utilizing principles of centralized integrated system economic dispatch, results in energy transfers among the OPERATING COMPANIES. Such energy transfers are accounted for on an hourly basis and are referred to as “Interchange Energy.” The methodology for determining the amount of Interchange Energy supplied to or purchased from the Pool is set out in ARTICLE II of the Manual. Interchange Energy is composed of the following two categories: (i) Associated Interchange Energy (energy purchased or sold to serve an OPERATING COMPANY’s obligations other than those related to opportunity sales); and (ii) Opportunity Interchange Energy (energy purchased or sold to meet an OPERATING COMPANY’s responsibility for opportunity sales).
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