Settling Interchange Energy Imbalances Sample Clauses

Settling Interchange Energy Imbalances. The Parties shall settle Interchange Energy imbalances pursuant to subprocedure 9(d)-3.A., Settlement of Imbalances; provided if that subprocedure is rescinded pursuant to this Agreement, the Parties shall settle imbalances as follows. At the end of any Refill-hold Period when Coordinated System reservoirs reach the Settlement Criterion, any Loaned Interchange Energy return obligation as of July 31 of that calendar year shall terminate. The Receiving Party shall (i) credit interim cash advances received from the Supplying Party to Regular Interchange Energy imbalances, and (ii) pay the Supplying Party for any imbalances remaining as of July 31 of that calendar year pursuant to paragraph 14(a)(2), Regular Interchange Energy Imbalances. Upon such payment, the Receiving Party’s obligation to return Regular Interchange Energy imbalances to the Supplying Party shall be discharged.
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Settling Interchange Energy Imbalances. In the absence of an applicable long-term procedure, the Coordinating Group shall determine the rate according to the Formula 14 below. Formula 14 R = XY + Z Where, R = Rate. X = The heat rate, which is 10,000,000 BTU per megawatt hours. Y = Fuel price, which is the average cost in dollars per BTU of mainline interruptible or spot market gas price for the twelve-month average for the immediately preceding July through June at Sumas, Washington, determined by reference to Inside FERC or some similar publication in the event Inside FERC is no longer published. Z = An adder, which is initially four and three-quarters dollars per megawatt hour, and which shall be adjusted annually to reflect changes in the Portland, Oregon, CPI as reflected in the CPI for all urban consumers, published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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