Net system power mix definition

Net system power mix means the fuel mix in the Northwest
Net system power mix means the mix of all power generation within the state or other region less all specific purchases from generation facilities in the state or region, as determined by the Office of Energy.
Net system power mix means the fuel mix in the Northwest power pool, net of: (a) Any declared resources in the Northwest power pool identified by in-state retail suppliers or out-of-state entities that offer electricity for sale to retail electric customers; (b) any electricity sold by the Bonneville power administration to direct service industrial customers; and (c) any resource specific sales made by the Bonneville power administration.

More Definitions of Net system power mix

Net system power mix means the fuel mix in the northwest power pool or the midwest reliability organization, as applicable and net of:
Net system power mix means the fuel mix in the northwest power pool or the midwest reliability
Net system power mix means the fuel mix in the Northwest power pool, net of: (a) Any declared resources in the Northwest power pool identified by in-state retail suppliers or out-of-state entities that offer electricity for sale to retail electric customers; (b) any electricity sold by the Bonneville power administration to direct service industrial customers; and (c) any resource specific sales made by the Bonneville power administrationdetermined by the department to be representative of the generation sources reasonably available to supply electricity to Washington customers and not identified as a declared resource by any retail supplier.

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