Variable Threshold Block Scenarios

Below are three scenarios that demonstrate use of the Demand-Based Minimum fields:

Example 1:

• Charge the first 450 kWh per contract kW of billing demand at 0.0400 per kWh.
• Charge all remaining consumption at 0.0353 per kWh.

The rows in the grid would be completed as follows:

Through	Rate	Demand Type	Above	Multiplier	Other Amount
0	0.0400	Contract Demand	0	450	<blank>
999,999,999	0.0353	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>

 

Example 2:

• Charge 0.12555 for the first 700 kWh. If the kW of billing demand is greater than 5 kW, add 150 for each additional kW.
• Charge 0.08725 for the next 2500 kWh.
• Charge 0.07125 for the additional kWh.

The rows in the grid would be completed as follows:

Through	Rate	Demand Type	Above	Multiplier	Other Amount
700	0.12555	Billed Demand	5	150	<blank.
2500	0.08725	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>
999,999,999	0.07125	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>

Example 3:

• Charge the first 300 kWh per kW of billing demand at 0.0420 per kWh.
• Charge all remaining consumption at 0.0262 per kWh.

The rows in the grid would be completed as follows:

Through	Rate	Demand Type	Above	Multiplier	Other Amount
0	0.0420	Demand	0	300	<blank>
999,999,999	0.0262	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>	<blank>