AEP Ohio Schedule DCT post-ramp minimum billing demand for a 50 MW data-center contract: 15 MW plus 85% of contract capacity above 25 MW, before the historical-demand test
72.5% of a 50 MW contractderived
| Value kind | derived — Derived values are guide calculations; their result is only as fixed as the stated inputs, scope, and method. |
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| Scope | AEP Ohio Schedule DCT, 50 MW post-ramp contract example: 15 MW + 85% × (50 − 25) = 36.25 MW, or 72.5% of contract capacity, before the prior-billing-demand test. With an assumed prior established billing-demand peak of 48 MW, the 85% test is 40.8 MW and dominates that tier floor. Current demand and all applicable tariff components still govern an actual bill. |
| Caveat | Post-ramp tiered minimum only, before the historical-demand test (85% of the previous eleven months' highest billing demand). During the ramp the floor is 85% of the agreed Load Ramp Contract Capacity; the ramp is at most four years and the minimum initial term is the ramp plus eight years. One utility's tariff, not a statewide Ohio rule. Affiliated New Load is aggregated; riders and the exit-fee path also change the effective floor. |
| As of | 2026-09 |
| Source | Ohio Power Company, Schedule DCT, Sheets 223-1 through 223-6 (October 2026 Ohio Power Tariff Book); effective tariff sheets are the operative billing record. 50 MW post-ramp example: 15 MW + 85% x (50 - 25) = 36.25 MW, or 72.5% of contract capacity, before the historical-demand test. · Schedule DCT: Load Ramp Period, Contract Term and Minimum Demand Charges sections |
| Review | checking…review by 2026-12-01 · standard cadence |
| Recorded changes | last 2026-10-05 · 4 revisions tracked |
| Claim id | take-or-pay-floor-and-minimum-term-in-ohio-s |
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