Auxiliary Consumption Sample Clauses

Auxiliary Consumption. The calculations are actual but not mere paper workings and the same needs to be considered.
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Auxiliary Consumption. On this, the petitioner indicated a figure of 10.00% as Auxiliary consumption. On the other hand the respondent has stated that the usage of coal does not have any impact on Auxiliary Consumption (AC) as these plants are already designed and installed with equipment required for firing of coal. AC adopted by APERC is already higher than CERC norms. Also, the Commission in its earlier orders dated 06-08-2013, while determining the power purchase price in respect of power supplied by Bagasse based co-generation projects by using coal in O.P.No.41 of 2013, adopted AC of 9%. As such, the request of the petitioner for higher AC of 10% is not justified and it is requested to adopt the AC of 9% only. In the rejoinder, the petitioner has stated that the calculations furnished by them are actuals but not mere paper workings. The Commission has examined the matter. The usage of coal cannot have any impact on AC as these plants are already designed and installed with equipment required for firing of coal. The AC adopted by the Commission is already higher than CERC norms. Further, through the recent amendment dated 19-03-2015 in the PPA submitted to and approved by the Commission, the developer has tacitly agreed for the AC of 9% in as much as the present variable cost included in the amendment is worked out based on 9% only. As such, the Commission hereby directs that an Auxiliary Consumption of 9% shall be adopted.
Sample 1
Auxiliary Consumption. Auxiliary consumption means the energy consumed by SCCL for operating the unit and facilities in the power plant. The difference between generation and net energy export (Ex- Bus) which is measured for billing purposes by means of the existing meters at SCCL generator terminals as well as outgoing feeders from the station bus is Auxiliary Consumption.
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