Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) This section applies if—
(a) the supply to the customer is under a direct supply arrangement; and
(b) the accredited generator for the power station, or an applicant for the accreditation, has agreed with the regulator to work out the customer's baseline on the basis of electricity delivered to the customer.
(2) The regulator must work out an amount (the delivered amount) that fairly represents the amount of electricity the power station generated from eligible fuels and delivered to the customer during the period mentioned in section 135CY(2).
(3) However, if the regulator considers the period does not represent the power station's typical annual delivered amount for the customer as at 24 May 2000, the regulator may fix the delivered amount by—
(a) reference to another 12 month period that the regulator considers is more representative of its typical annual delivery as at 24 May 2000; or
(b) extrapolating the average monthly generation from a part of the period that the regulator considers is more representative of its typical annual delivery as at 24 May 2000.
(4) The baseline for the customer is worked out using the following formula—
(a) if the regulator has fixed a baseline loss factor for the power station—
(b) if the regulator has not fixed a baseline loss factor for the power station—
(5) In this section—
BL means the baseline for the baseline customer.
ED means the electricity delivered to the customer, less electricity imported into the power station multiplied by any relevant baseline loss factor decided by the regulator, measured in megawatt hours, in the baseline year.
%EF means the proportion of electricity generated from an eligible fuel in the baseline year.
QUFB means the power station's baseline QUF.
LFB means the power station's baseline loss factor.