That's my understanding as well. Couldn't remember/trashed where I stashed that GRC.
Thanx for the reprint.
J.P.M.
Edit: KB: the DR-SES proposed rates are on line 9 of Page 8 of 32 for R1, line 9 on P. 8 of 39 for R2, and line 9 on P. 8 of 39 for the "proposed rates". Use the $/kWh numbers in the rightmost column. All the sets of rates are very similar and will probably change some before finally approved sometime later this year. I used the last of the 3 sets of rates when figuring system revenue under DR- SES.
My spreadsheets list the hourly rates at the top and each hour of the 8,760 hrs. in a year has the appropriate $/kWh rate copied into it. The copy job is ~ 1 week of 168 hourly rates copied for the appropriate number of weeks for summer and a second set similarly copied for winter. There are then mods for 5 holidays and also a 2 - 4 P.M. super off peak adjustment for March and April. As I wrote, sounds like a PITA, and it is, but it's really not more than a big copy job.
More on getting green button data onto the same spreadsheet later.
Thanx for the reprint.
J.P.M.
Edit: KB: the DR-SES proposed rates are on line 9 of Page 8 of 32 for R1, line 9 on P. 8 of 39 for R2, and line 9 on P. 8 of 39 for the "proposed rates". Use the $/kWh numbers in the rightmost column. All the sets of rates are very similar and will probably change some before finally approved sometime later this year. I used the last of the 3 sets of rates when figuring system revenue under DR- SES.
My spreadsheets list the hourly rates at the top and each hour of the 8,760 hrs. in a year has the appropriate $/kWh rate copied into it. The copy job is ~ 1 week of 168 hourly rates copied for the appropriate number of weeks for summer and a second set similarly copied for winter. There are then mods for 5 holidays and also a 2 - 4 P.M. super off peak adjustment for March and April. As I wrote, sounds like a PITA, and it is, but it's really not more than a big copy job.
More on getting green button data onto the same spreadsheet later.
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