Issue 3 Sample Clauses

Issue 3. .5.2 Whether combinations of scenarios evaluated by Staff produce a reasonable set of REP benefits pursuant to section 7(b)(2) and whether the set of streams are biased toward showing the Settlement is reasonable. 67
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Issue 3. .5.3 Whether all scenarios must show adequate 7(b)(2) rate protection ex ante in order for BPA to adopt the Settlement, or whether scenario results can be evaluated holistically 73
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Issue 3. 5.3 Whether all scenarios must show adequate 7(b)(2) rate protection ex ante in order for BPA to adopt the Settlement, or whether scenario results can be evaluated holistically. Parties’ Positions APAC argues that BPA must show that every scenario produces a stream of benefits under 7(b)(2) in excess of Settlement. “Even if prevailing on every issue was unlikely and if BPA chooses to rely on a scenario analysis to demonstrate compliance with statutory obligation, then every scenario should demonstrate compliance, or there is a possibility of a violation.” APAC Br. Ex., REP-12-R-AP-01, at 6. WPAG makes the same argument: “Were it the case that BPA’s analysis showed only 7(b)(2) rate ceiling test results in excess of the 2012 Settlement REP payment amounts, BPA’s argument would have some merit. However, BPA’s own analysis shows there are a number of instances in which the REP payments under the 2012 Settlement, and the REP payment obligations that will be imposed on preference customers, exceed BPA’s forecast of what is lawful under the 7(b)(2) rate ceiling test.” WPAG Br. Ex., REP-12-R-WG-01, at 28.
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Issue 3. Whether the xxxxxx construct should be deleted in its entirety.
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Issue 3. Whether BPA should allow an exchanging utility to remarket In-Lieu PF Power in the event it chooses to take physical delivery of such power from BPA as part of an in-lieu transaction.
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Issue 3. Whether BPA should change the start of the commencement date in the RPSA from October 1 to November 1.
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Issue 3. Is First Coast’s application inconsistent with Duval County’s, Nassau County’s, or Baker County’s comprehensive plans?
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