Common use of Capacity Payment Clause in Contracts

Capacity Payment. On the basis of the Rated Capacity, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date and for the remainder of the Term, the Department shall pay the Capacity Payment, on a monthly basis in arrears, regardless of whether the Department requests that the Seller deliver Energy from the Facility. Such Capacity Payment shall be a monthly charge established not later than the Department Commitment Time for each fiscal year based on the following formula and allocated among months (shaped) on a $ per MW-mo basis as determined by the Department: The Capacity Payment = FOM + DS + RPLC FOM = fixed operation and maintenance expenses as established for such fiscal year pursuant to a Management Agreement, including amounts for insurance, fixed fuel cost components, Seller administrative costs, capital improvements or deposits to a major maintenance reserve fund less any amounts in such major maintenance reserve fund not needed for the purposes thereof. DS = [(the actual debt service payable on the Bonds) + (any other amount payable or required to be deposited pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds)] - [(any credits for earnings or other amounts pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds) + (in the years(s) in which the final maturit(y)(ies) of the Bonds occurs, the amount of any debt service or other reserve fund(s) held under such indenture or resolution)] during such fiscal year. RPLC = the cost of any real property lease for the Facility payable during such fiscal year. To the extent that the Facility achieves Commercial Operation on a Day other than the first Day of a calendar month, and to the extent that the Term ends on a Day other than the last Day of a calendar month, the Department shall pay the Capacity Payment on a pro-rata basis for that month.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Power Purchase Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement

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Capacity Payment. On the basis of the Rated Capacity, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date and for the remainder of the Term, the Department shall pay the Capacity Payment, on a monthly basis in arrears, regardless of whether the Department requests that the Seller deliver Energy from the Facility. Such Capacity Payment shall be a monthly charge established not later than as of the Department Commitment Time for each fiscal calendar year based on the following formula and allocated among months (shaped) on a $ per MW-mo basis as determined by the Department: The Capacity Payment = FOM + DS + RPLC FOM = fixed operation and maintenance expenses as established for such fiscal calendar year pursuant to a Management Agreement, including amounts for insurance, fixed fuel cost components, Seller administrative costs, capital improvements or deposits to a major maintenance reserve fund less any amounts in such major maintenance reserve fund not needed for the purposes thereof. DS = [(the actual debt service payable on the Bonds) + (any other amount payable or required to be deposited pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds)] - [(any credits for earnings or other amounts pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds) + (in the years(s) in which the final maturit(y)(ies) of the Bonds occurs, the amount of any debt service or other reserve fund(s) held under such indenture or resolution)] during such fiscal calendar year. RPLC = the cost of any real property lease for the Facility payable during such fiscal calendar year. To the extent that the Facility achieves Commercial Operation on a Day other than the first Day of a calendar month, and to the extent that the Term ends on a Day other than the last Day of a calendar month, the Department shall pay the Capacity Payment on a pro-rata basis for that month.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Power Purchase Agreement

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Capacity Payment. On the basis of the Rated Capacity, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date and for the remainder of the Term, the Department shall pay the Seller a payment for the Rated Capacity (the β€œCapacity Payment”), on a monthly basis in arrears, regardless of whether the Department requests that the Seller deliver Energy from the Facility. Such Capacity Payment shall be a monthly charge established as of not later than the Department Commitment DateDepartment Commitment Time for each fiscal calendar year based on the following formula and allocated among months (shaped) on a $ per MW-mo basis as determined by the Department: The Capacity Payment in any calendar year = FOM + DS + RPLC FOM = fixed operation and maintenance expenses as established for such fiscal calendar year pursuant to a Management Agreement, including amounts for insurance, fixed fuel cost components, Seller administrative costs, capital improvements or deposits to a major maintenance reserve fund less any amounts in such major maintenance reserve fund not needed for the purposes thereof. DS = [(the actual debt service payable on the Bonds) + (any other amount payable or required to be deposited pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds)] - [(any credits for earnings or other amounts pursuant to the indenture or resolution providing for the issuance of the Bonds) + (in the years(s) in which the final maturit(y)(iesmaturity(y)(ies) of the Bonds occurs, the amount of any debt service or other reserve fund(s) held under such indenture or resolution)] during such fiscal calendar year. RPLC = the cost of any real property lease for the Facility payable during such fiscal calendar year. To the extent that the Facility achieves Commercial Operation on a Day other than the first Day of a calendar month, and to the extent that the Term ends on a Day other than the last Day of a calendar month, the Department shall pay the Capacity Payment on a pro-rata basis for that month.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Power Purchase Agreement

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