What does HOEP stand for?

Hourly Ontario Energy Price

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SETTLEMENT MECHANISMS For facilities that are directly connected to the transmission grid or are otherwise Registered Facilities under the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) Market Rules, payments to the supplier under the FIT Contract will be adjusted by subtracting the Hourly Ontario Energy Price in respect of delivered electricity to account for revenues from the electricity market (as is the case under the RES contracts).

The OPA Releases Draft Renewable Energy Feed-In Tariff ("FIT") ...

Contract Pricing and Term The price paid under the CESOP contract is an incremental amount to be paid in addition to the Hourly Ontario Energy Price ("HOEP"), the spot market price paid to Ontario electricity generators.

Clean Energy Standard Offer Program, The Second Phase Of The Combined ...

Contents of the Report Market Prices and Uplift The average Hourly Ontario Energy Price (HOEP) was about $30/MWh lower than the same period in 2005.

Energy @ Gowlings - January 2007