Oklahoma Gas and Electric Sample Clauses

Oklahoma Gas and Electric. Regarding Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority load in Oklahoma Gas and Electric control area, the Wholesale Distribution Service Charge is calculated as $35,351.42 per month. The Network Customer and Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company (OG&E) have entered into a separate agreement, executed March 29, 2005, regarding credit for facilities and charges for direct assignment facilities (CF & DAF). This initial monthly amount is subject to change in accordance with the CF and DAF Agreement. A detail of charges and delivery points to which charges are applicable are included as Xxxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxxxx B. Such changes shall be made with appropriate written notice to the Transmission Provider. The Network Customer, pursuant to Attachment D of the CF& DAF Agreement, shall compensate Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company for line losses associated with Network Customer’s use of the distribution facilities by adjusting billing demand and energy quantities by applying the following loss factors: Demand Loss Factor: 2.016% Energy Loss Factor: 1.551% These rates do not include transmission level losses determined in accordance with Attachment M of the Tariff. American Electric Power Regarding Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority load in American Electric Power control area, the Wholesale Distribution Service Charge is calculated as $15,753 per month per FERC filing docket ER00-315, p 36-61 (less GSU transformer charges). A breakdown of charges with associated Letter of Agreement is included as Appendix 5. Network Customer shall replace distribution voltage losses via loss adjustments to the meter readings utilizing the average loss rates obtained from American Electric Power’s distribution loss studies of the years 1998 through 2003. The loss rate shall be 0.485% for delivery points on the low voltage side of a substation transformer and 3.453% (inclusive of transformer losses) for delivery points on 35 KV and below primary distribution lines. These rates do not include transmission level losses determined in accordance with Attachment M of the Tariff. Western Farmers Electric Cooperative Regarding Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority (OMPA) load in Western Farmers Electric Cooperative’s (WFEC) control area, the Wholesale Distribution Service Charge shall be established through application of a rate formula established by agreement between OMPA and WFEC under a separate agreement, a copy of which rate formula is included in Appendix 6 hereof. The application of the rate formula and...
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Oklahoma Gas and Electric. Company [Docket No. ER02–1919–000] Take notice that on May 29, 2002, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company (OG&E) submitted for filing a service agreement for power sales (the Agreement) between OG&E and Xxxxxxx Public Works Authority (Purcell) under OG&E’s Power Sales Tariff. OG&E requests an effective date of June 1, 2002 for the Agreement. Accordingly, OG&E requests waiver of the Commission’s notice requirements. Copies of this filing were served upon Purcell and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. Comment Date: June 19, 2002.
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