Full Commodity Price definition
Full Commodity Price means the all-inclusive costs associated with delivering electricity to the Delivery Point plus costs associated with ComEd's Utility Consolidated Billing and Purchase of Receivables services. Such costs include, but are not limited to: tariff charges, rates and rate adjustments, transportation costs, capacity charges, ancillary service costs and credits, hedging and risk management fees, losses, and all other surcharges, taxes, custom duties/charges and balancing costs.
Full Commodity Price means the all-inclusive unit price ($/metered kWh volume) costs associated with delivering electricity to the Delivery Point. plus costs associated with ComEd’s Utility Consolidated Billing and Purchase of Receivables services.. Such costs include, but are not limited to: tariff charges, rates and rate adjustments, transmission costs (including reliability must-run costs), capacity charges, ancillary service costs and credits, hedging and risk management fees, losses, and all other surcharges, taxes, custom duties/charges and balancing costs, and compliance with the State of Illinois Renewable Portfolio Standard. Energy (the cost of purchasing blocks of peak and off-peak energy, plus any shaping premium, plus any load following premiums), Distribution Losses (energy losses attributable to the distribution system), Ancillary Services (any additional charges from PJM that are not included in the Transmission Service Charge), Capacity (any charges associated with meeting the capacity requirements for delivering energy through PJM), Transmission Service Charge (charges that recover the costs of using the transmission system, including the costs for services necessary for the reliable operation of the transmission system), PJM Auction Revenue Rights (entitlement allocated annually to Firm Transmission Service Customers that entitle the holder to receive an allocation of revenues or charges from the Annual Firm Transmission Rights auction), PJM Marginal Losses (credits that are calculated as total net energy charges plus total net marginal loss charges)
Full Commodity Price means the all-‐inclusive unit price ($/metered kWh volume) associated with delivering electricity to the Delivery Point. Such costs include, but are not limited to, energy (the cost of purchasing blocks of peak and off-‐peak energy, plus any shaping premium, plus any load following premiums), distribution losses (energy losses attributable to the distribution system), Ancillary Services (any additional charges from PJM that are not included in the transmission service charge), capacity (any charges associated with meeting the capacity requirements for delivering energy through PJM), transmission service charge (charges that recover the costs of using the transmission system, including the costs for services necessary for the reliable operation of the transmission system), PJM Auction Revenue Rights (entitlement allocated annually to firm transmission service customers that entitle the holder to receive an allocation of revenues or charges from the annual firm transmission rights auction), PJM marginal losses (credits that are calculated as total net energy charges plus total net marginal loss charges), renewable portfolio standard (charges associated with fulfilling renewable energy obligations including alternative compliance payments to the ICC), purchase of receivables/utility consolidated billing (charges associated with participating in these ComEd billing programs),
More Definitions of Full Commodity Price
Full Commodity Price means the all-inclusive costs associated with delivering electricity to the Delivery Point plus costs associated with ComEd's Utility Consolidated Billing and Purchase of Receivables services. Such costs include, but are not limited to: tariff charges, rates and rate adjustments, transportation costs, capacity charges, ancillary service costs and credits, hedging and risk management fees, losses, and all other surcharges, taxes, custom duties/ charges and balancing costs. "'Full Electricity Requirements" shall mean a sale of electricity supplies and services by the supplier in which the seller pledges to meet all of the each Member's requirements, and the Members pledge to buy all of their electricity requirements from the supplier, for the delivery period identified in the RFP.
Full Commodity Price means the all-inclusive costs associated with delivering electricity to the Delivery Point plus costs associated with ComEd’s Utility Consolidated Billing and Purchase of Receivables services. Such costs include, but are not limited to: tariff charges, rates and rate adjustments, transportation costs, capacity charges, ancillary service costs and credits, hedging and risk management fees, losses, and all other surcharges, taxes, custom duties/charges and balancing costs.