Dispatch Levels Sample Clauses

Dispatch Levels. 12.3.4.1 From and after the Commercial Operations Date, in the event that after [] identical Dispatch requests separated by a sufficient period of time for the Seller to have complied with the first request based on ramp time schedules as provided in Annex B of Schedule 1 -, the Seller does not achieve the operating level requested by the Purchaser pursuant to Clause 9.1 within the time allowed by Schedule 1 -, within a tolerance of plus or minus [] percent, then the Purchaser shall be entitled to procure capacity shortfall and the extra cost be borne by the Seller the Seller shall pay to the Purchaser, as liquidated damages [] per kWh for each kWh outside the tolerance.
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Dispatch Levels. (a) If the Company does not achieve the Dispatch level requested by JPS pursuant to the Operating Procedures within a tolerance of plus or minus (+/-) one (1) percent of the requested Dispatch level within the time allowed by the load ramping rates and minimum dispatch set forth in the Minimum Functional Specifications after the receipt of a Dispatch request, then, subject to Clauses 9.4.4(c) through (e) below, the Company shall pay to JPS for each kWh outside the tolerance an amount in Dollars (or the Jamaican Dollar equivalent) equal to the product of one one-hundredth (0.01), the Fixed Payment Price and the applicable percentage set forth in Clause 9.4.4(e) until the Company advises JPS that it is able to comply with said Dispatch request and complies with said Dispatch request should JPS choose not to change the request; provided that after the Company has advised JPS that it is able to comply with the aforesaid Dispatch request, JPS may make a new Dispatch request, and the Company’s failure to comply with such new request shall be subject to the liquidated damages set forth in this sub-clause (a). If the requested Dispatch level cannot be achieved due to site temperature conditions outside of the Minimum Functional Specifications, JPS shall not continue to calculate and apply liquidated damages pursuant to this sub-clause (a); provided that the Company provides evidence reasonably satisfactory to JPS that temperature conditions outside of the Minimum Functional Specifications led to the failure to comply with the applicable Dispatch request.
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Dispatch Levels. 12.2.2.1 From and after the Commercial Operations Date, in the event that after [] identical Dispatch requests separated by a sufficient period of time for the Seller to have complied with the first request based on ramp time schedules as provided in Annex B of Schedule 1 -, the Seller does not achieve the operating level requested by the Purchaser pursuant to Clause 9.1 within the time allowed by Schedule 1 -, within a tolerance of plus or minus [] percent, then the Seller shall pay to the Purchaser, as liquidated damages [] per kWh for each kWh outside the tolerance.
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Dispatch Levels. (a) If the Company does not achieve the Dispatch level requested by GPL pursuant to the Operating Procedures within a tolerance of plus or minus (+/- ) one (1) percent of the requested Dispatch level within the time allowed by the load ramping rates and minimum dispatch set forth in the Minimum Functional Specifications after the receipt of a Dispatch request, then, subject to Clauses 9.4.4(d) through (e) below, the Company shall pay to GPL for each kWh outside the tolerance an amount in Dollars (or the Guyana Dollar equivalent at the prevailing exchange rate) equal to the product of one one- hundredth (0.01), the Fixed Payment Price and the applicable percentage set forth in Clause 9.4.4(c) until the Company advises GPL that it is able to comply with said Dispatch request and complies with said Dispatch request should GPL choose not to change the request; provided that after the Company has advised GPL that it is able to comply with the aforesaid Dispatch request, GPL may make a new Dispatch request, and the Company’s failure to comply with such new request shall be subject to the liquidated damages set forth in this sub-clause (a)
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