Base Electric Capacity Maximum Sample Clauses

Base Electric Capacity Maximum. The Base Electric Capacity shall not exceed the Base Electric Capacity Maximum. Nothing herein shall be construed to obligate CLI to deliver Electricity in excess of the Base Electric Capacity Maximum to LCC if such delivery could result in violation of Prudent Operator Standards.
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