Common use of Deemed Generation Clause in Contracts

Deemed Generation. 4.6.1. On or after the Commercial Operation Date, in the event that CEB curtails the production of the Facility in a Contract Year due to the unavailability of the CEB System in excess of 20 Daylight Hours in any Contract Year for any reasons other than Force Majeure or on account of reasons solely attributable to Seller or breach of this Agreement by Seller or Emergency events on the CEB System, CEB shall be obliged to pay for the electrical energy that could have been generated by Seller during such period over and above the 20 Daylight Hours on deemed generation basis ("Deemed Energy"), calculated at the relevant Tariff in accordance with Schedule I. 4.6.2. Deemed Energy shall be calculated in respect of such period during which CEB fails to offtake electrical energy in accordance with Clause 4.6.1 over blocks 30 (thirty) minutes and shall be the electrical energy metered by the CEB Meter at the Point of Delivery during the same time of the preceding day of 30 (thirty) minutes blocks of the Facility during the deemed generation event provided that for deemed generation with a period of less than 30 (thirty) minutes, the quantum of Deemed Energy so calculated over a block of 30 (thirty) minutes shall be-prorated for such number of minutes that deemed generation occurred.