Local Community Power Sample Clauses

Local Community Power. The Final Agreement will identify any specific renewable generation projects on lands in the Klamath Basin for which PacifiCorp may be eligible to bid for the right to join in a public and private partnership. The Final Agreement will include details agreed to by the Parties relating to the following local community power issues: 1. A description and analysis to determine whether different project development activities are feasible whereby PacifiCorp and Klamath Basin federal irrigation project and/or off-project customers would jointly develop and own certain renewable generation resources. 2. A description and analysis to determine whether PacifiCorp would purchase power from local renewable energy projects developed by Klamath Basin federal irrigation project and/or off-project customers or a designated entity as a qualifying facility under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act. 3. PacifiCorp will undertake an analysis to determine the feasibility and cost- effectiveness of PacifiCorp administering, through its billing system, an irrigation customer credit to be paid by an entity other than PacifiCorp to eligible irrigation customers’ electric bills, as contemplated in the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement. a. PacifiCorp will work with representatives from the federal government to compare the costs of PacifiCorp’s administration of such a customer credit mechanism with the costs of a third-party’s administration of the credit mechanism. b. If PacifiCorp undertakes the administration of the xxxx credit mechanism, all costs will be borne by the affected customers with no cross-subsidization from other customers. 4. PacifiCorp agrees to transmit and deliver any federal power that is acquired pursuant to the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement for Klamath Reclamation Project federal loads, on-project irrigation customer, and off-project irrigation loads: a. This delivery through PacifiCorp’s transmission and distribution system will be priced under the Company’s approved unbundled delivery service tariff schedules as approved by the California Public Utilities Commission and the Oregon Public Utility Commission. b. To the extent that the eligibility requirements of PacifiCorp’s existing delivery service tariffs require revisions, PacifiCorp will initiate and the Parties will support a filing with the respective Commission. c. The United States is exploring whether power is obtainable from Bonneville Power Administration, Western Area Power Administ...
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