Integrated Resource Plan Sample Clauses

Integrated Resource Plan. The Authority shall cause to be prepared an Integrated Resource Plan in accordance with CPUC regulations that will ensure the long-term development and administration of a variety of energy programs that promote local renewable resources, conservation, demand response, and energy efficiency, while maintaining compliance with the State Renewable Portfolio standard and customer rate competitiveness. The Authority shall prioritize the development of energy projects in Alameda and adjacent counties. Principal aspects of its planned operations shall be in a Business Plan as outlined in Section 5.4 of this Agreement.
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Integrated Resource Plan. To facilitate the development and implementation of the Program, MCC is supporting the development of the Malawi 2020 Integrated Resource Plan (“IRP”) to enhance the Government’s efforts to add generation. The objective of the IRP is to identify a prioritized list of generation resources that can help the Government and ESCOM meet the increasing demands for power in a manner that balances the objective of least or low cost power to users and diversification of energy sources, and to increase the impact of the Project. The expected outcome of the MCC-supported IRP or substitute strategic investment master plan approved by the Government and agreed to by MCC is to target and secure increased investments in the power system.
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Integrated Resource Plan. 10 13.1 In accordance with the Energy Policy Act of 1992, Palo Alto is required to 22 responsibilities under Section 13.1.
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Integrated Resource Plan. IRP"). OG&E agrees that the analysis for the Company's 2012 IRP submittal made pursuant to OAC 165:35-37 will include consideration and documentation of i) electric demand and energy forecasts, including load forecasts, growth assumptions, energy sales forecasts and peak demand forecasts; ii) resource options, including existing supply resources; iii) supply side resource alternatives, including but not limited to both existing and new natural gas and existing and new renewable generation alternatives; iv) demand side resources, including energy efficiency and demand response programs; v) transmission issues including, transmission resources, transmission needed for generation expansion options as described above and SPP transmission expansion plans; and vi) environmental compliance considerations, including Oklahoma's electric renewable energy goal, carbon dioxide restrictions and EPA's Regional Haze Rule, Utility MACT Rule, Cross State Air Pollution Rule, and other environmental rules and laws.
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Integrated Resource Plan. 10 13.1 In accordance with the Energy Policy Act of 1992, Ukiah is required to 11 meet the requirements of WAPA’s Energy Planning and Management Program 12 (EPAMP). To fulfill the requirements of EPAMP, Ukiah must develop and submit 13 an integrated resource plan or alternative report, as applicable. Specific EPAMP 14 requirements are set forth in the Federal Register at (64 FR 62604) and may be 15 found on WAPA’s website. Failure to comply with WAPA’s EPAMP requirements 16 may result in penalties as specified therein. Ukiah understands that WAPA may 18 appropriate. Such changes will be subject to a public process and publication in 19 the Federal Register. 20
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Integrated Resource Plan. KCP&L will provide to the KCC Staff its integrated resource plan (IRP) within seven (7) days of its filing in Missouri. The public version of such materials shall also be provided to CURB. In addition, Applicants commit that, as part of the KCP&L and GMO 2019 IRP Updates, a combined KCP&L/GMO/Westar analysis will be conducted. 44
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