Override Maps
Assume that you have contracts with customers where the standard classic TOU map is overridden on certain days, for example, for interruptions. The customer is informed of these interruptions ahead of time so that they can plan their usage accordingly. Let's assume that the price for usage during these interruption days is more than the standard TOU Price.
Let's assume that the contract identifies the following time period definitions
|
Time Period Name |
TOU Code |
Description |
Price |
|
On Peak, Summer |
ONSUM |
The TOU for the standard map for May through September, inclusive for the times 08:00 through 16:59 |
$0.0488 |
|
Off Peak, Summer |
OFFSUM |
The TOU for the standard map for May through September, inclusive for the times 00:00 through 07:59 and 17:00 through 23:59 |
$0.0391 |
|
On Peak, Winter |
ONWIN |
The TOU for the standard map for October through April, inclusive for the times 08:00 through 16:59 |
$0.0421 |
|
Off Peak, Winter |
OFFWIN |
The TOU for the standard map for October through April, inclusive for the times 00:00 through 07:59 and 17:00 through 23:59 |
$0.0347 |
|
Interruption, On Peak |
ONOVR |
The TOU for the interruption period. This is not season dependant and covers the times 07:00 through 17:59. |
$0.0504 |
|
Interruption, Off Peak |
OFFOVR |
The TOU for the interruption period. This is not season dependant and covers the times 00:00 through 06:59 and 18:00 through 23:59. |
$0.0418 |
As you can see, the contract is set up to designate that on these special interruption days, the definition of on peak changes to include two extra hours, and the price per TOU is higher than on the standard days.