Allocation of the Grid Management Charge Among Scheduling Coordinators Sample Clauses

Allocation of the Grid Management Charge Among Scheduling Coordinators. The Grid Management Charge shall be levied monthly in arrears on all Scheduling Coordinators by charging each Scheduling Coordinator the product of the Grid Management Change rate as calculated under Section 8.4, and the monthly metered consumption in MWh of Energy (including Wheeling Out and Wheeling Through the ISO Controlled Grid) for that Scheduling Coordinator or by such other method as shall be approved by the ISO Governing Board and filed with FERC.
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Allocation of the Grid Management Charge Among Scheduling Coordinators. The Grid Management Charge shall be levied monthly in arrears on all Scheduling Coordinators by charging each Scheduling Coordinator the product of the Grid Management Charge rate as calculated under Section 8.4, and the monthly metered consumption in MWh of Energy (including Wheeling Out and Wheeling Through the ISO Controlled Grid) for that Scheduling Coordinator or by such other method as shall be approved by the ISO Governing Board and filed with FERC, which shall be reflected in a rate schedule appended to the ISO Tariff. FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF ORIGINAL VOLUME NO. I Original Sheet No. 188

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