Examples of SFV in a sentence
Key member of the legal team engaged to implement Metro’s first application of the Pre-Development Agreement (PDA) delivery method for the approximately $6 billion to $10 billion Sepulveda Pass Transit Project to connect the San Fernando Valley with Los Angeles’ Westside, integrating into the East-West SFV LRT, the Orange Line, the Purple Line and the Expo Line.
Projects include a pre-development agreement P3 for the $6 billion to $10 billion Sepulveda Pass Transit Project to connect the San Fernando Valley with Los Angeles’ Westside; use of construction manager/general contractor delivery for the Link Union Station project; assistance with Metro’s congestion pricing program; and planning a procurement for the proposed East-West SFV LRT project.
Any such rates may be based upon a rate design other than straight fixed variable (SFV).
Fundamentally, the petitioners contend that they are entitled to release capacity as one way of making up for the costs of SFV.
Even if the goal of both SFV rate design andcapacity release is the creation of a national gas market, that does not mean that FERC's decision to apply only one to Part 157 shippers constitutes undue discrimination.
While capacity release does ameliorate the costs of SFV rate design, it was never intended as the central cost-mitigation measure, see Order No. 636-A, ¶ 30,950, at 30,594, 30,597-98, for there are specific mechanisms in place intended to address the particular costs associated with SFV, including alternative ratemaking techniques, phase-in measures, and the continued use of one-part rates for small customers.
The more salient issue, however, is whether the factors identified by either the Commission or the Electric Generators have any intrinsic connection to SFV rate design; they do not.
They also contend that subjecting Part 157 shippers to SFV rate design while 74 These shippers transport gas pursuant to individual certificates issued by the Commission under Part 157 of its regulations.
See MPC I, 761 F.2d at 782.excluding them from capacity release is unduly discriminatory, given that both SFV rate design and capacity release were intended to develop a national natural gas market.The Commission's decision to exclude Part 157 shippers from capacity release and flexible receipt and delivery points was not arbitrary and capricious.
FERC replies, quite sensibly, that while capacity release would reduce the Electric Generators' costs, including costs associated with SFV, the Electric Generators are already receiving cost benefits not available to Part 284 customers, and are not entitled to further benefits.Nor was the Commission's decision to exclude Part 157 shippers unduly discriminatory.