The suggestion here from Skipping Stone is to define on-peak as a specific number of hours Monday-Friday (non holiday).

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Skipping Stone notes that gas pipelines, with regulatory approval, could start offering hourly capacity services to address this problem.

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Further, if there are markets with insufficient pipeline capacity (such as New England and parts of New York), Skipping Stone suggests that by syncing the two markets, economic price signals become more transparent and should stimulate provision of services or construction of additional pipeline capacity.

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