An approved alternative calculation method that analyzes designs, materials, or devices that cannot be adequately modeled using public domain computer programs. Exceptional methods must be submitted to and approved by the California Energy Commission. Agreements between utilities providing for purchase, sale and trading of power. A provision under the California Emergency Services Act permits the Governor to establish, by Executive Order Number 6, a state Petroleum Fuels Set-Aside Program after proclamation of an energy emergency. Created under the 1992 Energy Policy Act, these wholesale generators are exempt from certain financial and legal restrictions stipulated in the Public Utilities Holding Company Act of 1935.
Air flow outward through a wall, building envelope, etc.
Air removed deliberately from a space, by a fan or other means, usually to remove contaminants from a location near their source. Power capacity or energy that a utility is required by contract to supply outside of its own service area and not covered by general rate schedules. Voltage levels higher than those normally used on transmission lines. Generally EHV is considered to be 345,000 volts or higher.