Power Factor Correction Charge. KMEA shall provide adequate reactive compensation for KMEA’s Network Load to maintain at all times the load power factor at each of the delivery points shown in Appendix 2 between .95 lagging and .98 leading. KMEA conditions that result in excessive reactive flows will be corrected as soon as practical. KMEA shall compensate Mid-Kansas for excessive reactive flows at a rate consistent with SPP market practices. The Parties shall maintain the system voltages on their respective side of the Receipt Point in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
Power Factor Correction Charge. 8.78 Redispatch Charge Redispatch charges shall be in accordance with Section 33.3 of the Tariff. For request 1140120 and request 1161506, the Emporia Energy Center resource, provide generation redispatch power in the specified amounts necessary to alleviate loadings on the facilities listed in Attachment A prior to the completion of the planned Transmission Owner reliability network upgrades or new construction associated with each limiting facility. The specified amounts and constraining facilities for which redispatch will be required are also defined in Attachment A. The Network Customer agrees to provide at least one of the potential Westar redispatch pairs listed in Table 6 of the posted 2006-AG3-AFS-6 study, and the Transmission Provider agrees that such redispatch will satisfy the redispatch obligation. Such redispatch obligations shall be arranged in accordance with Attachment K of the Tariff and shall occur in advance of curtailment of other firm reservations impacting these constraints. Network Customer shall bear the cost of such redispatch. The interim network integration transmission service shall remain in place until the network upgrades are completed. For request and resource (denoted in table below), provide generation redispatch power in the specified amounts necessary to alleviate loading on the facilities listed in Attachment A prior to completion of Service, Reliability, and Construction Pending upgrades. The Network Customer agrees to provide at least one of the potential WR redispatch pairs listed in Table 6 of the final posting of study (denoted in table below) , and the Transmission Provider agrees that such redispatch will satisfy the redispatch obligation. OASIS Request Resource Aggregate Study 73315407 Central Plains Wind 2007-AG2 73447931 Xxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxx 0000-XX0 73447934 Flat Ridge Wind 2007-AG3 1457049 Xxxxxxx Energy Center 2008-AGP1 In the absence of implementation of interim redispatch as requested by the Transmission Provider for Network Customer transactions resulting in overloads on limiting facilities, the Transmission Provider shall curtail the customers schedule. Such redispatch obligations shall be arranged in accordance with Attachment K of the Tariff and shall occur in advance of curtailment of other firm reservations impacting these constraints. Network Customer shall bear the cost of such redispatch. The interim redispatch service shall remain in place until the network upgrades are completed.
Power Factor Correction Charge. Reserved
Power Factor Correction Charge. KPP shall provide adequate reactive compensation for KPP’s Network Load to maintain at all times the load power factor at each of the delivery points shown in Appendix 2 between .95 lagging and .98 leading. KPP conditions that result in excessive reactive flows will be corrected as soon as practical. KPP shall compensate Local Delivery Provider for excessive reactive flows at a rate consistent with SPP market practices. The Parties shall maintain the system voltages on their respective side of the Receipt Point in accordance with Good Utility Practice.
Power Factor Correction Charge
