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Discussion on BP-16 Rate Structures for New Large Single Loads – September 25, 2014

This workshop focuses on the BP-16 rate structures relevant for New Large Single Loads (NLSLs). It examines essential services including Energy Shaping Service Capacity, Energy Sharing Service, and other critical customer requirements during the BP-16 rate period. Topics include potential demand billing determinants and energy rate design, featuring monthly deviations regarding energy purchased from BPA and how they are credited based on market indices. The session aims to enhance resource flexibility and provide insights on effective rate structures for managing NLSLs.

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Discussion on BP-16 Rate Structures for New Large Single Loads – September 25, 2014

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  1. BP-16 Power Rates Workshop September 25, 2014

  2. BP-16 Loads & Resources for NLSLs Open discussion about general rate structure: • Energy Shaping Service Capacity; • Energy Sharing Service Energy; and • Other services customers need during the BP-16 rate period to support their New Large Single Loads.

  3. Potential Demand Billing Determinants

  4. Potential Energy Rate Design • - Monthly Deviations (energy purchased from BPA) provided at NR Energy Rates • + Monthly Deviations (energy provided to BPA) credited at X% of monthly weighted average market index by HLH and LLH up to Y aMW (Y may be a function of the size of the load). Monthly Deviations greater than Y aMW not credited or at some Z% of market index. Note: Prior contract during Subscription set X=90%, Y=10 aMW, Z=75% • This particular rate design could allow for greater resource flexibility since actual market is used and not BPA’s posted market forecast.

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