Topic:"Contract Terms" in M04265

- (6) Contract terms for service under this schedule must be no less than one year and no longer than five years. - (7) No rate shall be offered under this schedule which competes with district heating or cooling provided by a district hea...

AI summary The text outlines contract terms for service schedules, specifying duration limits and restrictions on rates that compete with district heating or cooling services and those involving financial interests exceeding 50%.

CONTRACT TERMS. The customer shall enter into a contract in writing with the Company specifying the nature of the service to be supplied, the prices to be paid, and such other Terms and Conditions of Service as are mutually agreeable. The...

AI summary The document outlines contract terms for service agreements between the customer and the Company, specifying contract duration, termination conditions, submission requirements to the Illinois Commerce Commission, and revenue requirements. Contracts must ensure revenues exceed incremental costs to serve customers.

discount, the CTC/ITC charge will be set to zero. Any remaining discounts required to achieve the customer's negotiated overall percentage discount will be applied to the Energy and Capacity Charges. For contracts that contain provisions g...

AI summary The Economic Efficiency Rider (EER) outlines how discounts are applied and how contracts are handled, particularly regarding unbundling and Direct Access. It also specifies that no other riders are available with the EER after January 1, 1996, except for specific cases like Interruptible Rider 1 and the Auxiliary Service Rider. Contracts must be for a minimum of five years, with termination notice required 180 days in advance.

ith the proven potential for on-site generJtion but that the term of contract may be restricted to less than fi\'e years after consideration of the then current estimate of needed capacity additions.. Petitioner also proposed a limit of 30...

AI summary The petitioner proposed a 300 MW limit for contracts under Rider GA, but cross-examination suggested that deferring on-site generation beyond this limit could also benefit the petitioner. The discussion highlights concerns about arbitrary limits on contract terms and capacity additions.