Common use of Allocation Methods Clause in Contracts

Allocation Methods. The Company shall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the Company’s service territory and that metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual"), incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon request, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made by the Company for Supplier's load obligations.

Allocation Methods. The Company shall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the Company’s service territory and that metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual"), incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. discretion The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from Companyfrom time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon request, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made by the Company for Supplier's load obligations.

Allocation Methods. The Company Cooperative shall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company Cooperative and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the CompanyCooperative’s service territory Service Territory and that the metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company Cooperative and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity unforced capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tarifftariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures applicable manual for Determining Peak Load Contribution outlining procedures for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual")determination of Electric Supplier energy obligations, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the CompanyCooperative, and as may be modified by the Company Cooperative from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in at its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which obligation to be used by the Supplier will meet its Cooperative and PJM to determine the Supplier’s unforced capacity obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manualapplicable manual for outlining procedures for the determination of Electric Supplier unforced capacity obligations, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the CompanyCooperative, and as may be modified by the Company Cooperative from time to time in at its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to The procedures for developing and transmitting the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load loads based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligation under the PJM tariff are described in the applicable manual for outlining procedures for the determination of Electric Supplier transmission obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon requestincorporated herein by reference, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made as provided by the Company for Supplier's load obligationsCooperative, and as may be modified by the Cooperative from time to time at its sole and exclusive discretion. The foregoing Delaware Electric Cooperative Inc. Procedures Manual may be consolidated into one applicable manual.

Allocation Methods. The Company shall Companyshall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the Company’s service territory and that metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual"), incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. discretion The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon request, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made by the Company for Supplier's load obligations.

Allocation Methods. The Company shall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the Company’s service territory and that metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual"), incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. discretion The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon request, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made by the Company for Supplier's load obligations.