Hunter Variation Account Sample Clauses

Hunter Variation Account. The Parties shall establish and maintain a variation account to accumulate the hourly differences between UMPA’s schedule of Hunter 1 Resource and UMPA’s ownership share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource. For the purpose of this Hunter Variation Account, variations between UMPA’s schedule of Hunter 1 Resource and UMPA’s ownership share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource less applicable reserves scheduled and/or called upon by PacifiCorp plus or minus any schedules to or from the Hunter Bus to PacifiCorp to clear balances in the Hunter Variation Account as provided in this section shall be separately accumulated during on-peak and off-peak periods in accordance with the Northwest Power Pool definitions for on-peak and off-peak periods. PacifiCorp shall notify and provide an accounting summary to UMPA after the end of each month as to the amounts of Hunter Variation Account energy in the on-peak and off-peak periods indicating whether such energy is owed to PacifiCorp or to UMPA. Such variation amounts shall be eliminated through Hunter Variation Account schedules. Such schedules shall eliminate on-peak variations through on-peak schedules and off- peak variations through off-peak schedules within ten days of PacifiCorp’s notification unless otherwise mutually agreed.
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Hunter Variation Account. The account described in Section 7.
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Hunter Variation Account. The account described in Section 6 in which the hourly differences are accumulated between Deseret’s schedule of its Hunter Resource (i.e., Net Hunter Schedule) and that amount otherwise available to Deseret (net of obligations to third parties at the Hunter bus) based on the actual net generation of Hunter II.
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Hunter Variation Account. The Parties shall establish and maintain a variation account to accumulate the hourly share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource. For the purpose of this Hunter Variation Account, variatio ownership share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource less applicable reserves scheduled and/or called upon by PacifiCorp plus or minus any schedules to or from the Hunter Bus to PacifiCorp to clear balances in the Hunter Variation Account as provided in this section shall be separately accumulated during on-peak and off-peak periods in accordance with the Northwest Power Pool definitions for on-peak and off-peak periods. PacifiCorp shall notify and provide an accounting summary to UMPA after the end of each month as to the amounts of Hunter Variation Account energy in the on-peak and off-peak periods indicating whether such energy is owed to PacifiCorp or to UMPA. Such variation amounts shall be eliminated through Hunter Variation Account schedules. Such schedules shall eliminate on-peak variations through on-peak schedules and off- peak variations through off- unless otherwise mutually agreed.
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Hunter Variation Account. The Parties shall establish and maintain a variation account to accumulate the hourly differences between UMPA’s schedule of Hunter 1 Resource and UMPA’s ownership share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource. For the purpose of this Hunter Variation Account, variations between UMPA’s schedule of Hunter 1 Resource and UMPA’s ownership share entitlement of Hunter 1 Resource less applicable reserves scheduled and/or called upon by PacifiCorp plus or minus any schedules to or from the Hunter Bus to PacifiCorp to clear balances in the Hunter Variation Account as provided in this section shall be separately accumulated during on-peak and off-peak periods in accordance with the Northwest Power Pool definitions for on-peak and off-peak periods. PacifiCorp shall notify and provide an accounting summary to UMPA after the end of each month as to the amounts of Hunter Variation Account energy in the on-peak and
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