Baseline Models definition
Baseline Models means those Models provided by Instabase as a component of the Software, and any subsequent enhancements or modifications thereto.
Baseline Models means a Facility-specific model or set of models, submitted with the Participant’s Facility Application Form, as approved by IESO, that predicts the electricity consumption and peak demand of a Facility over a set period of time in the absence of Eligible Measures, using the Baseline Model Requirements.
Baseline Models means those Models provided by Instabase as a component of the SaaS Services, and any subsequent enhancements or modifications thereto. For avoidance of doubt, Baseline Models do not include LLMs.
Examples of Baseline Models in a sentence
The Participant will inform IESO if any projects receiving electricity saving incentives and/or peak demand savings are commissioned after the Baseline Models, and this will trigger a Baseline Adjustment at the discretion of the IESO.
If a rejection is issued for either the Baseline Models or the Facility Application Form, the IESO may, in its sole discretion, request additional information or documentation from the Participant in order to re-evaluate the Baseline Models or the Facility Application Form.
More Definitions of Baseline Models
Baseline Models means those Models provided by Instabase as a component of the Software, and any subsequent enhancements or modifications thereto. For avoidance of doubt, Baseline Models do not include LLMs.
Baseline Models means those Models provided by Instabase as a component of the SaaS Services, and any subsequent enhancements or modifications thereto.