Contract Minimum Demand definition
Examples of Contract Minimum Demand in a sentence
Interval meters are available to three-phase Points of Service with a Contract Minimum Demand of less than 333 kW (which coincides with an Operating Demand of less than 500 kW) for a metering charge set out in the Rate, Option and Rider Schedules, plus the cost of installation.
The Contract Minimum Demand will be revised to two-thirds of the new Expected Peak Demand or to the new kVA of Capacity.
In order to decrease the Contract Minimum Demand or kVA of Capacity, the Customer may be required to pay an additional contribution, or “Buy-Down Charge”.
If a Customer’s Expected Peak Demand or kVA of Capacity decreases, the Customer may enter into a new Electric Service Agreement as provided by FortisAlberta upon request, and the Contract Minimum Demand will be revised to two-thirds of the new Expected Peak Demand or to the new kVA of Capacity.
If the Customer pays the applicable ▇▇▇▇▇ instead of providing the required notice, demand ratchet history is reduced correspondingly for billing purposes by the amount of the reduction in Operating Demand corresponding to the reduction in Contract Minimum Demand.
A Customer is required to give notice to FortisAlberta to reduce the Contract Minimum Demand.
Time of use or interval meters and associated communication equipment shall be installed for a Customer who has a Contract Minimum Demand of 333 kW or greater (which coincides with an Operating Demand of 500 kW or greater) and as required by the Micro-Generation Regulation made pursuant to the Act, as amended or replaced from time to time.
The Customer will not be required to pay the Buy-Down Charge if their Investment Term expires during the notice period required to reduce their Contract Minimum Demand, regardless of whether the Customer gives notice or opts to pay the ▇▇▇▇▇.
Demand Charge per kW of Contract Minimum Demand $7.17 .49 Demand Charge per kW of Billing Demand in Excess of Contract Minimum Demand $9.98 Energy Charge per kWh $ .038982 39884 The billing demand (kilowatt demand) shall be the contract minimum demand plus any excess demand.
With respect to the transmission component of FortisAlberta’s Distribution Tariff charges, if less notice than is required is provided, the Customer is charged a “Payment In Lieu Of Notice” amount (“▇▇▇▇▇”), calculated as the difference between the Minimum Charge based on the original Contract Minimum Demand and the Minimum Charge on the reduced Contract Minimum Demand, multiplied by the number of months falling short of the required notice.