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For Short Term this is how the Sunday price works:
Sunday Peak price should be marked as is - we will value at whatever you mark for Peak. 6x8+24 price is not affected by the Peak price (only LT because it looks at what the Sunday price is marked @). For Short Term - Portcalc (calculation system) will take your Sunday deal and value like a Peak day. ie HE 1-24, portcalc will take your Sunday offpeak price for HE1-6,23-24 & your peak price for HE7-22. So mark the price as you want it valued. Portcalc uses 75% of peak for Long Term only. They are looking into the Sunday scalars option..... I will keep you updated on that. Heather -----Original Message----- From: Dunton, Heather Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 10:09 AM To: Balasundaram, Arun Subject: RE: Sunday Price Arun what do you think about giving them the option to mark Sunday Scalars? -----Original Message----- From: Dunton, Heather Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 10:07 AM To: Balasundaram, Arun Subject: Sunday Price Arun could you help me decipher the proper way to mark Sunday. I am working w/ the STSW desk on this. Does Portcalc use 75% of what they mark for the Sunday (in the ON PEAK column)? If so should Holden be marking that Sunday price a little higher if it will be valued at 75% of what he marks? How is the Off-Peak (6x8+24 - since this is the short-term desk) price affected by how he marks Sunday Peak? Thanks for your help, Heather
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