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ARTICLE 5. LOAD DISCONNECT OPERATION Upon not less than thirty minutes notice by ERMU or its designated agent, Customer shall interrupt enough load to attain the PDL as stated in Article 1. During such period ERMU shall not be obligated to serve that portion of the load interrupted to reach the PDL. Exceptions to the thirty minute notice may occur in system emergency situations, but every attempt will be made to give as much advance notice as possible under system emergency situations. ARTICLE 6. COMPENSATION TO CUSTOMER. Section 1: ERMU shall compensate Customer for load interruptions maintained when requested by ERMU or its designated agent, as indicated below: Monthly Credit/Kw* Summer(June, July, and Aug) $11.00 per kW Winter(Dec, Jan, and Feb) $ 5.50 per kW Spring/Fall (Mar, Apr, May, $ 2.50 per kW Sept, Oct, Nov) *Credit applies only during months in which Customer interrupts at least 100 kW of load or is capable of interrupting at least 100 kW of load when requested to do so by ERMU or its designated agent. The difference between Customer's demand at the time of notice to interrupt and the PDL shall be used as a basis for establishing Customer's monthly credit. In months in which no notice to interrupt is given, the difference between Customer's demand and the PDL at time of ERMU's monthly billing peak shall be used as a basis for establishing Customer's monthly credit. In any month in which the difference between the Customers demand and the PDL is not at least 100 kW, no credit will be given. If the difference between the Customer's demand and the PDL remains less than 100 kW for two or more Consecutive months, a new PDL may be established or ER.IIJ shall have the right to terminate this Agreement as indicated in Article 12. Section 2: Compensation to Customer pursuant to Article 6, Section 1 above shall be paid as a credit applied to Customer's monthly electric bill from ERMU, and shall not be paid to Customer in cash. That monthly credit shall be determined by establishing a mutually agreed upon average monthly interruptible load multiplied the appropriate seasonal rate in effect for that month. That average interruptible load, which may be derived from either (1) metering or (2) billing history, will be kW. ARTICLE 7. MAXIMUM HOURS OF REQUESTED LOAD INTERRUPTION. Except as otherwise agreed upon in writing, ERvIU shall not request Customer's load to be interrupted more than 6 hours per day and not more than 300 hours per calendar year. ARTICLE 8. METERING. Appropriate electronic demand and energy metering equipment will be installed and maintained by ERMU in such a manner that it records energy 3