Deemed Energy Sample Clauses

Deemed Energy. (a) In addition to the Buyer’s rights under section 5.7, the Buyer may at any time during the Energy Delivery Period request that the Seller to turn down or shut off the Seller’s Plant for any reason whatsoever (a “Curtailment Request”). The Seller will promptly comply with any direction to turn down or shut off the Seller’s Plant in the Curtailment Request, except to the extent that any operational, technical, regulatory or fuel storage constraint prevents or limits the Seller’s ability to comply with such direction.
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Deemed Energy. 4.6.1 Subject to Clause 4.6.2, if at any time after the Commercial Operation Date, GENCO is prevented from delivering energy to UETCL as a result of:
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Deemed Energy. If and to the extent that, as a result of (i) a failure of the Balance Responsible Entity designated by the Buyer to comply with its commitments under the Balancing Agreement, and/or (ii) a failure of the Buyer to comply with its obligation to designate a Balance Responsible Entity in accordance with Clause 8.2, the Producer is prevented from delivering Power then, for any period that such events or circumstances are continuing, the Buyer shall pay for the Deemed Energy compensation calculated in accordance with formula set out below: [formula be commercially agreed upon between the Parties].
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Deemed Energy at any time after the Commercial Operation Date, the Seller shall apply and deliver the Net Electrical Output to the Buyer’s System and the Net Electrical Output so delivered is deemed to be requisitioned by the Buyer except when back down instructions (“Interruption Event”) are received from the Buyer save that such instructions shall be in accordance with Good Utility Practice, intended to ensure the safety and integrity of the Facility. The Interruption Event shall not include the period of Planned Maintenance which shall be communicated by the Buyer at the beginning of each year during the term of this Agreement subject to provisions of Article 5.3. Subject to Articles
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Deemed Energy. From the earlier of the Commercial Operation Date or Deemed Commercial Operation Date (if any), if the ability of the Facility to generate and deliver Energy to the Delivery Point is reduced by: Governmental Force Majeure; failure by the Buyer to perform any of its obligations under this Agreement; dispatch or back down instructions issued by the Buyer and/or the Network Operator (or the failure of the Buyer and/or Network Operator to issue dispatch instructions in accordance with this Agreement); failure by the Network Operator to evacuate Energy which the Facility could have otherwise generated and delivered to the Delivery Point in accordance with this Agreement; events which cause a Deemed Commercial Operation Date to occur; an instruction from the Buyer and/or the Network Operator to change the agreed settings of the protective relays installed at the Facility, (together, "Curtailment Events"), then: the period during which the ability of the Facility to generate and deliver Energy to the Delivery Point is so reduced shall be a "Buyer Curtailment Period"; the Buyer shall pay the Energy Charge to the Project Company for all Energy actually received by the Buyer during the Buyer Curtailment Period; subject to Clauses 5.6 (Deemed Commissioning Payments) and 5.7 (Deemed Energy Overpayment), Energy that otherwise could have been generated and delivered by the Facility to the Delivery Point during the Buyer Curtailment Period as calculated in accordance with Schedule 4 (Determination of Payments) shall constitute "Deemed Energy"; and subject to Clause 6.6 (Curtailment Allowance), the Buyer shall make Deemed Energy Payments to the Project Company in respect of such Deemed Energy in accordance with Schedule 4 (Determination of Payments).
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Deemed Energy. (a) In addition to the Buyer’s rights under section 7.9, the Buyer may at any time during the Energy Delivery Period request that the Seller turn down or shut off the Seller’s Plant for any reason whatsoever (a “Curtailment Request”). The Seller will promptly comply with any direction to turn down or shut off the Seller’s Plant in the Curtailment Request, except to the extent that any operational, technical, regulatory or fuel storage constraint at the Seller’s Plant prevents or limits the Seller’s ability to comply with such direction. [For greater certainty, it will not be considered a constraint at the Seller’s Plant that prevents or limits the Seller’s ability to comply with a Curtailment Request for the purposes of this section if water would be spilled (concurrently with or following the applicable Turn-Down Period) as a result of compliance with the Curtailment Request.] [Note: The square bracketed language will only be included for hydro projects.]
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