Examples of AB 1613 Decisions in a sentence
If Seller has elected to have Buyer purchase GHG Emissions Allowances for the Generating Facility in Section 1.09, then, during the Term and upon the CPUC’s issuance of guidelines on the mechanics of Buyer’s obligations to purchase GHG Emissions Allowances pursuant to the AB 1613 Decisions, Buyer shall purchase GHG Emissions Allowances for Seller for the applicable quantity for the remainder of the Term in accordance with and subject to such guidelines, as may be revised from time to time.
If Seller has elected to have Buyer purchase GHG Emissions Allowances for the Generating Facility in Section 1.08, then, during the Term and upon the CPUC’s issuance of guidelines on the mechanics of Buyer’s obligations to purchase GHG Emissions Allowances pursuant to the AB 1613 Decisions, Buyer shall purchase GHG Emissions Allowances for Seller for the applicable quantity for the remainder of the Term in accordance with and subject to such guidelines, as may be revised from time to time.
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The Joint Utilities also argue that, although they fully support the environmental goals of the state of California, the CPUC’s discussion of environmental issues is irrelevant to the legal issues presented by the CPUC’s AB 1613 Decisions.
Rather, we agree with the Joint Utilities that the CPUC’s AB 1613 Decisions constitute impermissible wholesale rate-setting by the CPUC.
Hetitiarachchige Don Lootus LeelaratneDefendantsWhen this application came up for hearing before this Court on 25.05.2012, Learned Counsel for the third Defendant informed Court that he would be taking up a preliminary objection that the leave to appeal application should be rejected in limine for failure to make the necessary parties as Defendants.
In addition, the Joint Utilities argue that the CPUC cannot justify its AB 1613 Decisions under PURPA, and that section 210(m) of PURPA and Order No. 671 are inapplicable because the CPUC’s AB 1613 Decisions held that CHP generators do not need to be QFs, and adopted a price that is not related to avoided cost rates currently in effect.
Because the CPUC’s AB 1613 Decisions are setting rates for wholesale sales in interstate commerce by public utilities, we find that they are preempted by the FPA.65.
If Seller has elected to have Buyer purchase GHG emissions allowances for the Generating Facility in Section 1.08, then, during the Term and upon the CPUC’s issuance of guidelines on the mechanics of Buyer’s obligations to purchase GHG emissions allowances pursuant to the AB 1613 Decisions, Buyer shall purchase GHG emissions allowances for Seller for the applicable quantity for the remainder of the Term in accordance with and subject to such guidelines, as may be revised from time to time.
Rather, we agree with the Joint Utilities that the CPUC’s AB 1613 Decisions constitute impermissible wholesale rate-settins by the CPUC.