Variable Operation and Maintenance Expenses For Fossil Fired Units Sample Clauses

Variable Operation and Maintenance Expenses For Fossil Fired Units. The variable Operation and Maintenance expenses for fossil fired units for the Contract Year are derived by summing the following budgeted/forecasted components for each unit: (i) all operating material, non-labor, and on-site contract labor charged to FERC Accounts 502 and 505 (Fossil Steam); and
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Variable Operation and Maintenance Expenses For Fossil Fired Units. The variable Operation and Maintenance expenses for fossil steam and combustion turbine units for the Contract Year are derived by summing the following budgeted/forecasted components for each unit: (i) all operating material, non-labor, and on-site contract labor charged to FERC Accounts 502 and 505 (Fossil Steam); and (ii) all maintenance material, non-labor, and contract labor charged to FERC Accounts 512 and 513 (Fossil Steam), and 553 (Combustion Turbine). These budgeted expense estimates may be levelized over the major maintenance cycle of a particular unit or set of units. The estimated expenses are divided by the estimated net energy output of each unit to convert the values to mills per kilowatt-hour. The variable Operation and Maxxxxxance expense for each fossil steam and combustion turbine unit is shown on Information Schedule No. 2 for the Contract Year. Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 41 First Revised Rate Schedule FERC Number 138
Variable Operation and Maintenance Expenses For Fossil Fired Units. The variable Operation and Maintenance expenses for fossil fired units for the Contract Year are derived by summing the following budgeted/forecasted components for each unit: (i) all operating material, non-labor, and on-site contract labor charged to FERC Accounts 502 and 505 (Fossil Steam); and (ii) all maintenance material, non-labor, and contract labor charged to FERC Accounts 512 and 513 Issued by: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx, XX, V.P., Fleet Operations & Trading Effective: May 1, 2007 Issued on: May 18, 2007 Filed pursuant to order dated April 19, 2007 accepting compliance filing in Docket Nos. EL05-102, et al., Southern Company Services, Inc., 119 FERC ¶ 61,065 (2007). Southern Company Services, Inc. Original Sheet No. 25 Second Revised Rate Schedule FERC Number 138 (Fossil Steam), and 553 (Combustion Turbine). These budgeted expense estimates may be levelized over the major maintenance cycle of a particular unit or set of units. The estimated expenses are divided by the estimated net energy output of each unit to convert the values to dollars per megawatt-hour. The variable Operation and Maintenance expense for each fossil fired unit is shown on Informational Schedule No. 2 for the Contract Year.

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