Examples of Assumed Facts in a sentence
On March 15, 1996, that effort was terminated by a mutual agreement under the terms of which each of the parties retains the right to pursue the technologies developed during their joint efforts.
The Oregon direct access law does not apply to the situation described by the Assumed Facts because Oregon direct access provisions do not apply to utility service that does not take place within Oregon.
As a result, the Assumed Facts do not constitute direct access, and the direct access laws, including ORS § 757.672(2), do not apply in this case.
Under the Assumed Facts, GP will sell all of its existing facilities within the State of Oregon to Clatskanie.
The document is guided by the Public Management and Finance Act (2020 Revision) (PMFA), Section 23, which stipulates that the SPS must contain economic forecasts and financial targets of the Government as prepared by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development including an overview of operating revenue; operating expenses; borrowings; net worth; and net cash flows.In previous years, this important financial information has been the primary focus of the document.
These questions focus on whether Honeywell, under the Assumed Facts, is an “electricity service supplier” (ESS) subject to regulation by the Commission.
The Assumed Facts contemplate that 104/ Docket No. DR 47, Staff Resp.
GP and Clatskanie understand that PacifiCorp believes that the proposed arrangement for service to GP’s Camas Mill, as set forth in the Assumed Facts, may require Clatskanie to provide service as an ESS pursuant to ORS § 757.672(2), which is part of Oregon’s direct access law, ORS §§ 757.600-691.
PacifiCorp is essentially threatening the Commission that it will impose whatever stranded costs it thinks it will incur on its other Oregon customers if the Commission does not apply the direct access law to the Assumed Facts.
Participants commented on the list on June 19, 2008, and a final list of assumed facts (Assumed Facts) and questions was issued on June 20, 2008.1 The following parties filed petitions to intervene: BacGen Solar Group; Central Lincoln People’s Utility District (Central Lincoln); City of Medford; Commercial Solar Ventures and Real Energy Solutions; Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc.