Common use of Local Reactive Power Services Clause in Contracts

Local Reactive Power Services. Load power factor charges will be assessed to the Customer pursuant to the following Delivery Point power factor clause based on the hourly kW and kVAr demand metered at the Delivery Points as follows: The maximum hourly reactive power (kVAr) demand, both leading and lagging will be measured each month at each Delivery Point. When multiple Delivery Points are operated as closed loops, the real and reactive power measurements will be combined for the purpose of this provision. Customer will incur no charges for power factor if the maximum leading and lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point is managed, so as not to exceed 20% of the real power (kW) demand in the same hourly intervals. Charges will be assessed for leading and/or lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point if the maximum hourly value of such demand exceeds 20% of the kW demand in the same interval. The charges will be $0.30/kVAr for all leading and/or lagging kVAr demand in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand, provided; however, that when the kVAr demand exceeds 50% of the kW demand, the charge will be $0.50/kVAr, for all kVAr, leading and/or lagging, in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand.

Local Reactive Power Services. Load power factor charges will be assessed to the Customer pursuant to the following Delivery Point power factor clause based on the current month hourly kW and kVAr demand metered at the Delivery Points as follows: The maximum hourly reactive power (“kVAr”) demand, both leading and lagging will be measured each month at each Delivery Point. When multiple Delivery Points are operated as closed loops, the real and reactive power measurements will be combined for the purpose of this provision. Customer will incur no charges for power factor if the maximum leading and lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point is managed, so as not to exceed 20% of the real power (kW) demand in the same hourly intervals. Charges will be assessed for leading and/or lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point if the maximum hourly value of such demand exceeds 20% of the kW demand in the same interval. The charges will be $0.30/kVAr for all leading and/or lagging kVAr demand in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand, provided; however, that when the kVAr demand exceeds 50% of the kW demand, the charge will be $0.50/kVAr, for all kVAr, leading and/or lagging, in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand.

Local Reactive Power Services. Load power factor charges will be assessed to the Customer pursuant to the following Delivery Point power factor clause based on the hourly kW and kVAr demand metered at the Delivery Points as follows: The maximum hourly reactive power (kVAr) demand, both leading and lagging will be measured each month at each Delivery Point. When multiple Delivery Points are operated as closed loops, the real and reactive power measurements will be combined for the purpose of this provision. Customer will incur no charges for power factor if the maximum leading and lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point is managed, so as not to exceed 20% of the real power (kW) demand in the same hourly intervals. Charges will be assessed for leading and/or lagging kVAr demand at each Delivery Point if the maximum hourly value of such demand exceeds 20% of the kW demand in the same interval. The charges will be $0.30/kVAr for all leading and/or lagging kVAr demand in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand, provided; however, that when the kVAr demand exceeds 50% of the kW demand, the charge will be $0.50/kVAr, for all kVAr, leading and/or lagging, in excess of 20% of the corresponding kW demand.. [Recovery of reactive power services may differ by TO – RB] Formatted: Font: Bold Deleted: West Zone transmission and