Base Interruptible Program definition
Examples of Base Interruptible Program in a sentence
Participation in BIP via a Marketer, including the designation and termination of such Marketer and its services, shall be subject to the terms and conditions of Rule 29, Third-Party Marketers for Base Interruptible Program.
The parties shall comply with the terms and conditions of Schedule BIP, and all local, state and federal rules, regulations and laws, including, if Customer designates a Third-Party Marketer pursuant to Section V above, Rule 29, Third-Party Marketers for Base Interruptible Program.
Option A: Option B: Customer may, at any time, select to participate in BIP via a Marketer (as such term is defined in Rule 29, Third-Party Marketers for Base Interruptible Program) by submitting a “Notice to Add, Change or Terminate a Third-Party Marketer for Base Interruptible Program” (Form No. 142-05216) and designating a Marketer therein.
Customer is herein requesting to take service pursuant to the BIP tariff, Schedule BIP, Base Interruptible Program (“BIP”).
If any security has not been provided or does not adequately cover the outstanding charges owed by a designated Marketer to SDG&E, Customer will be liable for any such remaining outstanding charges (including Excess Energy Usage Charges) to the extent incurred by Customer, as provided in Rule 29, Third-Party Marketers for Base Interruptible Program.
The Base Interruptible Program (BIP) offers an incentive to the end-user to reduce the load demand to or below a pre-selected level (firm service level – FIL).
SCE also offers ADRP, Permanent Load Shifting, TOU Base Interruptible Program, Capacity Bidding Program, DBP, Aggregator Managed Portfolio Program, CPP, OBMP, RTP, SLRP, Pumping and Agricultural RTP, as well as a Summer Discount Plan 16.
Applicant may participate in a capacity interruptible program such as the Base Interruptible Program offered under Schedule E-BIP, provided the program requires the reduction of load to a pre-established firm service level and Applicant is the only customer on the circuit.
The Base Interruptible Program (“BIP”) offers a monthly capacity payment to non-residential customers who can commit to curtail at least fifteen percent (15%) of their Monthly Average Peak Demand during energy curtailment events as called by the California Independent Systems Operator (“CAISO”) or SDG&E.
The Long Beach City Hall and the Convention Center are currently participants in Demand Response programs offered by SCE, including the Summer Discount Plan and Time-of-Use Base Interruptible Program.