Proxy Price definition

Proxy Price means, for a given day, the product of (a) the New England Internal Hub Price for such day, (b) the Resulting Bid Factor for a calendar month, and (c) the Adjustment Factor.
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Proxy Price means the price per engine invoiced to Ford for Warehouse Engines, calculated as of the date that such engines are shipped to such Warehouse. The Proxy Price is agreed upon by International and Ford.
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Examples of Proxy Price in a sentence

  • The Capacity Proxy Price for a given delivery year is announced prior to the Solicitation.

  • For purposes of this Attachment H: (i) the “Capacity Price” is the price paid by SSO Suppliers for Capacity in the AEP Ohio Load Zone, as determined under the PJM Reliability Pricing Model (“RPM”), or its successor, or otherwise [for the respective delivery year(s)]; and (ii) the “Capacity Proxy Price” is $ /MW-day [for the 20 /20 delivery year [(if 2 delivery years have Capacity Proxy Price) and $ /MW-day for the 20 /20 delivery year]].

  • Customer-Generator hereby elects the following payment option under Schedule 91: ______ (i) the lower of (1) the Production Proxy Price, or (2) the Market Price, less 5.0% for balancing costs; or ______ (ii) the Fixed Price per MWh. A sample calculation of the amount payable for Monthly Energy is attached as Exhibit C to this Agreement.

  • The Capacity Proxy Price is the average of the most recent results under PJM’s RPM for the two most recent delivery years for which PJM has held a capacity auction.

  • Capacity Proxy Price or “CPP” - The capacity price DS Suppliers account for in their bid if the PJM capacity price is not known for a given year.