Examples of Super Peak Credit in a sentence
Super Peak Period” (08/15/08 Version) means the hours BPA defines for each Rate Period in accordance with section 3.4.4.1 into which «Customer Name» must reshape its HLH energy from its Dedicated Resources to receive a Super Peak Credit.
By October 31 of each Rate Case Year «Customer Name» shall notify BPA in writing of the monthly megawatt amounts of additional energy «Customer Name» elects to apply to its Total Retail Load for the upcoming Rate Period, for which «Customer Name» shall receive a Super Peak Credit.
Issue 3.4.3.1 Whether BPA should impose a forfeiture of the Super Peak Credit for a month should a customer fail to schedule its contractually committed-to Super Peak amounts during one hour of a month.
Id. Staff proposed that program participants would not receive a Super Peak Credit for a month if the participating customer failed to schedule the proper amount of power during at least two hours of a Super Peak Period.
Parties’ PositionsWPAG argues that BPA should change its proposal to amend the Super Peak Credit program by imposing a forfeiture of the Super Peak Credit for an entire month should such customers fail to schedule as little as one megawatt during one hour of a month.
This increase resulted primarily from hiring additional engineers and the purchase of materials at the substrate division to develop new products and to enhance existing products.
The Super Peak Credit is equal to the amount of additional capacity provided by a non-Federal resource over the amount of capacity provided by an equivalent amount of energy delivered flat across the monthly heavy load hour (HLH) period.
WPAG Br., BP-20-B-WG-01, at 17.DecisionBPA will revise the 2020 Power Rate Schedules and GRSPs to provide that Super Peak Credit program participants will not receive a Super Peak Credit for a month if the participating customer fails to schedule the proper amount of power during at least two hours of a Super Peak Period.
After reviewing WPAG’s direct case, Staff revised its proposal to provide that Super Peak Credit program participants would not receive a Super Peak Credit for a month if the participating customer failed to schedule the proper amount of power during at least two hours of a Super Peak Period.
WPAG argued in its direct case that BPA should change its proposal to amend the Super Peak Credit program by imposing a forfeiture of the Super Peak Credit for an entire month should such customers fail to schedule as little as one megawatt during one hour of a month.