Load Reduction. Faculty members, with the approval of the department and the Administration, shall be able to reduce their full-time base load up to a maximum of twenty-five percent (25%). Their salary shall be reduced proportionately. Faculty members approved for this option shall not be allowed to teach overload. Determination of such reductions shall be made on a semester by semester basis or yearly basis.
Load Reduction. Faculty Members who involuntarily accept a reduction from more than seventy-five percent (75%) to less than seventy-five percent (75%) shall have their fringe benefit program continued as though their employment level were above seventy-five percent (75%).
Load Reduction. Load Reduction is a calculation of the effective amount of load, in Kilowatt (kW), that a Customer was able to curtail during a curtailment event. The load reduction is calculated by subtracting the Customer’s actual usage, in Kilowatt-Hour (kWh), during an event from the Customer’s baseline usage during the same time period, and dividing by the number of hours within the Curtailment Event.
Load Reduction. 8.1 The cost of providing Load Reduction shall include sums in respect of:
Load Reduction. The Parties understand and agree that Buyer intends to receive capacity and transmission attributable to the amount by which the Unit reduces Buyer’s load during Buyer’s annual peak that is coincident with ISO-NE’s peak and Buyer’s monthly peak and Seller agrees to not take any action that would deprive Buyer of those benefits. If any of such benefits are no longer available as a result of load reduction but become otherwise available, then Seller agrees to work cooperatively with Buyer and to take reasonable actions as needed for Buyer to realize such benefits. Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary in this Agreement, if at any time the Unit may no longer be treated as a load reducer then at Buyer’s sole option, the Parties shall make commercially reasonable efforts to take the actions necessary for ISO-NE to credit Buyer for capacity attributable to the Unit. Such efforts may include accordance with ISO-NE Rules in order for Buyer to receive credit for capacity attributable the Unit.
Load Reduction. By mutual agreement between the faculty member and the appropriate educational administrator, faculty may elect to use banked load to reduce load in any subsequent semester. Faculty shall receive regular pay as if they were assigned a full contract load.
Load Reduction. During the Term and in accordance with the Peak Flex Credit Tariff: (a) Aggregator shall aggregate groups of Customers who collectively can reduce electric demand on Company’s systems by at least 50 kW during defined Control Events. The Customer aggregation groups are set forth on the first page of the PFC Aggregator Agreement under “Customer Allocation” and further defined in the Peak Flex Credit Tariff. Aggregator commits to the electric load reduction option selected for each Customer by the amount set forth on the Customer. Allocation table. Customers and Customer Allocations must be as set forth on the 1st page of this PFC Aggregator Agreement, prior to Aggregator using a Customer’s load for purposes of the PFC Pilot. Throughout the Term, the Parties may update the Customer Allocation table by mutual written agreement (including updated Customer Allocations); (b) Aggregator shall ensure each Customer included in the Customer Allocation agrees: (i) to participate in the PFC Program through Aggregator rather than directly with Company; (ii) to forfeit any right such Customer may have to receive any direct payment or bill credit under the Peak Flex Credit Tariff; (iii) to Company paying Aggregator any credit or payment allowed under the Peak Flex Credit Tariff; (iv) Customer accepts payment or other benefit provided for in Customer’s agreement with Aggregator as Customer’s sole and exclusive compensation for Customer’s participation in the PFC Pilot through Aggregator; (c) Aggregator shall deliver the total electric load reductions specified by the sum of the Customer Allocations.
Load Reduction. A faculty member who is at least fifty-five (55) years of age may request a reduction from the twenty-four (24) credit hours of regularly scheduled courses or the thirty-five (35) scheduled hours per week. If the request for a load reduction is denied by the chair, the faculty member may appeal to the xxxx. The xxxx shall respond to the faculty member’s appeal within ten (10) working days. If denial occurs at the level of the xxxx, the faculty member may appeal to the xxxxxxx. The xxxxxxx shall respond to the faculty member’s appeal within fifteen (15) working days. The xxxxxxx’x decision shall be binding, and is not subject to the grievance process. The faculty member’s salary shall be subject to prorated reduction on a per-credit-hour or hourly basis. The faculty member shall continue to receive all salary increments due under this Agreement on the aforementioned pro rata basis and Western shall continue to offer and make its contribution to the faculty member’s fringe benefits, with the contribution to retirement based upon the prorated reduced salary but the retirement contribution shall be at one hundred forty percent (140%) of the contractual contribution rate. The Office of the Xxxxxxx shall promptly notify the Chapter, in writing, whenever any such request from a faculty member is granted. A load reduction request under this article must include a date certain for retirement and, once the reduced load is approved, said reduction shall remaining effect until the faculty member’s retirement. Faculty on such reduced loads shall not be eligible for Summer I and Summer II assignments.
Load Reduction a. A banked load credit may be used by a unit member to reduce a load during a semester. However, load reduction is not a leave, as defined in Article 10; therefore, the unit member is not excused from responsibilities enumerated in Article 12.
