Examples of Hourly Demand in a sentence
Forecast Hourly Demand Reduction means the estimated maximum quantity of energy reduction (MWh), measured at the end-use customer meter that can be produced by a Real-Time Demand Response Resource, or Real-Time Emergency Generation Resource, in each hour of an Operating Day.
For a Real- Time Emergency Generation Asset that is metered at the generator and associated with a Real-Time Emergency Generation Resource, the Forecast Hourly Demand Reduction means the estimated maximum generator output (MWh) in each hour of an Operating Day.
The ISO will develop and publish on the ISO website and supply to the Scheduling Coordinators advisory Demand Forecasts comprised of Hourly Demand Forecasts for each Congestion Zone for each Settlement Period of the relevant Trading Day.
If the Scheduling Coordinator for the MSS submits Hourly Demand Self-Schedules in the DAM that are greater than or equal to the CAISO Demand Forecast for the MSS Demand, the Scheduling Coordinator will have met its Supply requirement for such hours and will be exempt from the allocation of costs related to the Bid Cost Recovery for RUC as provided in Section 11.8.31.5.2.2.2 Not Based on CAISO Demand Forecast.
The ISO will publish on the ISO Website and supply to the Scheduling Coordinators advisory Control Area Demand Forecasts comprised of Hourly Demand Forecasts for each Congestion Zone for each Settlement Period of the relevant Trading Day.
If the Scheduling Coordinator for the MSS submits Hourly Demand Self-Schedules in the DAM that are less than the CAISO Demand Forecast for the MSS Demand, the Scheduling Coordinator will be exempt from the RUC cost allocation but will be monitored for its compliance with the Supply requirement based on the following performance criteria.
For Non-Dedicated Service the monthly demand charges payable shall be based on the Contract Demand which shall be24 times the Hourly Demand and the Applicant shall not exceed the Hourly Demand.
Forecast Hourly Demand Reduction means the estimated maximum quantity of energy reduction (MWh), measured at the end-use customer meter that can be produced by a Critical Peak Demand Resource, Real-Time Demand Response Resource, and Real-Time Emergency Generation Resource, in each hour of an Operating Day.
These situations may also be identified in an advisory notice – which may include a Maximum Generation Alert, or the outputs of the 6.2 Hourly Demand Response (HDR) ResourcesThe IESO will seek to ensure that the dispatch instructions¸ in the form of an activation notice, issued with respect to each registered facility that is an HDR resource for each dispatch hour reflect thepre-dispatch schedule18 used for scheduling that dispatch hour.
Capasso et al., Probabilistic Processing of Survey Collected Data in a Residential Load Area for Hourly Demand Profile Estimation, 2 Athens Power Tech 866, 868 (1993).