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Topic:"Demand Side Management" in M03527

Matter: E-RIV-C-08 - Riverport Electric Light Commission - Rate Group dispute with one of its customersIN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION of RIVERPORT ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION for a decision to settle a Rate Group dispute with one of its customers.
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76976Board Decision 1 passage
Findings p. p. 0
, it depends on - - - Q: How long it takes to shut it off? A: - - - [inaudible] the machine till you get to it. Sometimes it could be 10, 15, 30 seconds until you get to it. [Transcript, pp. 35-36] [19] The Board finds that the demand spik...

AI summary The Board determines that demand spikes recorded by the customer are not caused by start-up or jamming events but by the continuous operation of the machine's largest motor, which can exceed 7.50kW. The Board concludes that demand usage as recorded in billing history is accurate.

76976Board Decision 1 passage
Findings p. p. 0
, it depends on - - - Q: How long it takes to shut it off? A: - - - [inaudible] the machine till you get to it. Sometimes it could be 10, 15, 30 seconds until you get to it. [Transcript, pp. 35-36] [19] The Board finds that the demand spik...

AI summary The Board determines that demand spikes recorded for the customer are not caused by start-up or jamming events, as these events last less than 15 minutes, which is the threshold for a demand spike. The actual demand is attributed to the machine's operation, particularly the 7.50kW motor, which can operate for extended periods, leading to demand exceeding 6 kW.

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