Fully analyze definition

Fully analyze means the two demand-side alternative portfolios (moderate and aggressive), will be analyzed to the same level of detail as the other alternate plans considered in the April 2013 filing. This includes the same treatment during integrated resource analysis and risk analysis and the calculation of required performance measures. These two alternative resource plans will be analyzed in addition to any plans required by the Commission's revised Chapter 22 rules. If the alternative resource plan based on maximum achievable potential that is required by 4 CSR 240-22.050 of the Commission's revised Chapter 22 rules is sufficiently similar to one of the alternative resource plans required in this paragraph, the maximum achievable potential resource plan may substitute for one of the plans required in this paragraph.
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