Baseline quantity definition

Baseline quantity. ’ means a quantity of electricity or gas

Baseline quantity means a quantity of electricity or gas allocated by the commission for residential customers based on from 50 to 60 percent of average residential consumption of these commodities, except that, for residential gas customers and for all-electric residential customers, the baseline quantity shall be established at from 60 to 70 percent of average residential consumption during the winter heating season. In establishing the baseline quantities, the commission shall take into account climatic and seasonal variations in consumption

Baseline quantity means a quantity of electricity or gas for residential

Examples of Baseline quantity in a sentence

• Amendment Number 19 to Agreement MA‐017‐13011864 modifies Appendix 3.1 (SOW Pricing Appendix) to reflect adjustments to Baseline Quantities for the Vendor’s commencement of Desktop Services for the OC Probation Department as well as Baseline Quantity adjustments for various Services based on estimated usage; reflecting an increase of $4,563,690, for a new estimated cumulative agreement total of $217,905,290 (see Attachment D ‐ Amendment Number 19 to Agreement MA‐017‐13011864).

• You are not permitted to use the Marks without the prior written consent of SHI or such third party which may own the Marks.

• AEMO must use Interval Meter Data, Facility Sub-Metering data (where available) or SCADA data (as reasonably determined by AEMO) to determine the MWh quantity of adjusted Withdrawal, as applicable, at each Designated Connection Point relative to the Baseline Quantity for each Dispatch Interval.

• Actual Service Quantity (measured in MW per Dispatch Interval), is the minimum of zero and the Interval Meter Data (converted to MW) less the Baseline Quantity.

• Available means the Registered Service Equipment is (or under this Contract is taken to be) capable of increasing Injection or reducing Withdrawal by the Maximum Service Quantity (relative to the Baseline Quantity).

• AEMO must use Interval Meter Data, Facility Sub-Metering data (where available) or SCADA data (as reasonably determined by AEMO) to determine the MWh quantity of adjusted Injection or Withdrawal at each Designated Connection Point relative to the Baseline Quantity for each Dispatch Interval.

• AEMO must use Interval Meter Data to determine the Actual Service Quality at each Designated Connection Point relative to the Baseline Quantity for each Trading Interval.

More Definitions of Baseline quantity

Baseline quantity has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1.

Baseline quantity means the quantity (calculated in Schedule 4) from which the Maximum Service Quantity provided in a Dispatch Interval is measured.

Baseline quantity. ’ means a quantity of electricity or gas for residential customers to be established by the commission based on from

Baseline quantity means a quantity of electricity or gas allocated by the commission for residential customers based on from 50 to 60 percent of average residential consumption of these commodities, except that, for residential gas customers and for all-electric residential customers, the baseline quantity shall be established at from 60 to 70 percent of average residential consumption during the winter heating season. In establishing the baseline quantities, the commission shall take into account climatic and seasonal variations in consumption and the availability of gas service. The commission shall review and revise baseline quantities as average consumption patterns change in order to maintain these ratios and may do so during the rate case or other ratesetting proceeding of a gas corporation or electrical corporation. The commission shall make efforts to minimize bill volatility for residential customers, including all-electric residential customers. Those efforts may include modifying the length of the baseline seasons or defining additional baseline seasons.

Baseline quantity means the baseline quantity specified in Item (c) of Schedule 3. Commencement Date means the commencement date specified in Item (a) of Schedule 3. Condition Precedent means a condition precedent specified in Schedule 2. Condition Precedent Satisfaction Date, in relation to a Condition Precedent, means a condition precedent satisfaction date specified in Schedule 2. Contract Term means the contract term specified in clause 2.