IP Load definition

IP Load means the total amount of Capacity, Energy and Ancillary Services required by IP as an IDC, in accordance with MAIN and/or MISO requirements: (i) to provide Capacity and Energy to its retail customers located within the Service Area, (ii) to provide open access transmission service to its transmission customers in accordance with the terms of an Open Access Transmission Tariff, and (iii) to provide Delivery Services to retail customers located within the Service Area in accordance with its Delivery Services tariff approved by the ICC as in effect from time-to-time; provided, that IP Load shall include such retail customers served by IP only for such time as IP is and remains an IDC; provided, further, that IP Load shall not include any sales of Capacity, Energy, or Ancillary Services to wholesale customers served by IP or any other load-serving entity; provided, further, that for purposes of this Agreement, retail customers served under competitive service contracts entered into prior to the date of this Agreement shall be considered retail customers; and, provided, further, that if IP ceases to be an IDC,
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IP Load means the total amount of Capacity, Energy and Ancillary Services required by IP as an IDC, in accordance with MAIN and/or MISO requirements: (i) to provide Capacity and Energy to its retail customers located within the Service Area, (ii) to provide open access transmission service to its transmission customers in accordance with the terms of an Open Access Transmission Tariff, and (iii) to provide Delivery Services to retail customers located within the Service Area in accordance with its Delivery Services tariff approved by the ICC as in effect from time-to-time; provided, that IP Load shall include such retail customers served by IP only for such time as IP is and remains an IDC; provided, further, that IP Load shall not include any sales of Capacity, Energy, or Ancillary Services to wholesale customers served by IP or any other load-serving entity; provided, further, that for purposes of this Agreement, retail customers served under competitive service contracts entered into prior to the date of this Agreement shall be considered retail customers; and, provided, further, that if IP ceases to be an IDC, the IP Load shall include only those customers which IP would have been permitted to serve had IP remained an IDC.
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Examples of IP Load in a sentence

  • Any written notice of Released Capacity (as defined in the PPA) shall include reasonable proof of the net reduction in IP Load, and the amount of Released Capacity shall not be greater than the amount of the net reduction in IP Load.

  • IP shall not resell to any customer not included in the IP Load any Energy, Capacity or Ancillary Services provided by DYPM under this Agreement, except as provided in Section 5(g)(ii).

  • IP shall use its best efforts in developing such load forecast but shall not be responsible to DYPM for any differences between the forecast and actual IP Load.

  • IP shall submit to DYPM, no later than the fifteenth (15th) day of each month, a non-binding monthly forecast of the hourly IP Load, including Ancillary Services, to be provided by DYPM under this Agreement for the following three months.

  • IP shall be responsible for obtaining and providing transmission for Tier 1 Energy, Negotiated Tier 2 Energy, Supplemental Energy, Underscheduled Energy, and Ancillary Services obtained from DYPM from the Points of Delivery to the IP Load.

  • Except as provided in Section 7(h)(ii), DYPM shall control, cause to be controlled the operation of, or otherwise utilize, the Supply Resources identified by DYPM for providing Capacity, Energy and/or Ancillary Services for purposes of serving the IP Load as required by this Agreement.

  • Zonal or Nodal Measurement --------------------------------------------- If, during the Term of this Agreement, MISO utilizes a system for scheduling, pricing, and/or calculating congestion, losses, or other charges based on sub-zones or transmission nodes, rather than there being a single zone for the IP Load, the Parties will revise this Agreement to reflect this utilization of such sub-zonal or nodal concepts by MISO.

  • By notice dated not later than September 1, 2004, IP may, at its sole option and discretion, reduce the amount of Tier 1 Capacity specified in Appendix 1 of this Agreement for all months in calendar year 2005 by up to 200 MW, provided that the IP Load shall have been reduced as a result of retail customers of IP switching electricity suppliers or terminating business operations.

  • Subject to the provisions of Section 7(e), WESCO shall have sole authority to determine whether and to what extent a Unit or other electric capacity resource available to WESCO is available to serve IP Load and to impose Operating Limits on the availability or operation of any Unit.

  • IP shall be responsible for obtaining and pro-viding transmission for Tier 1 Energy, Negotiated Tier 2 Energy, Supplemental Energy, Underscheduled Energy, and Ancillary Services obtained from DYPM from the Points of Delivery to the IP Load.