Pricing Month definition
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Pricing Month – a period of time for delivery of electricity, usually either 4 or 5 weeks in length, that corresponds to the delivery period for electricity contracts referred to as “months” in the reports compiled by the Agreed Price Reporters.
In the event that no such trades are reported by any Agreed Price Reporter for that Trading Day, the arithmetic mean of the bid and offer prices quoted on that day across all Agreed Price Reporters for the relevant Pricing Month shall be used in place of the mean of the prices of contracts traded.
The arithmetic mean across all Agreed Price Reporters of the bid-offer midpoints for the period starting on the first Trading Day of the second Pricing Month falling wholly in the future or the first Trading Day of the Pricing Season, whichever is the later, and ending on the last Trading Day of the Pricing Season.
The Forecast Average Price for the Month for a Pricing Month that falls wholly or partly in the past shall equal the Average Price for the Month for that Pricing Month.
On the first Business Day following each Pricing Month (i.e., the first Business Day of the month of delivery), SMC will inform GM in writing via facsimile as to the formula-based pricing computations set forth in Section 5 above for the actual quantities of Metal to be delivered by SMC pursuant to this Agreement during the following month.