Excess Generation. In case the availability is more than the maximum CUF specified, the Power Producer will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with GUVNL. In case of excess generation, GUVNL shall reserve the right to purchase the excess generation at 75% (seventy-five per cent) of the PPA tariff.
Excess Generation. If during a Billing Period, Net Out Energy is greater than zero (0), then for the Facility at the conclusion of that Billing Period: (i) Net In Energy (i.e., kilowatt-hour usage) will equal zero
Excess Generation. 5.6.1 Any excess generation over and above 10% of declared annual PLF will be purchased by MSEDCL at a 75% of the tariff of the successful bidder. The bidder cannot claim REC for these excess generated units as the same shall be accounted for meeting the RPO target of MSEDCL.
Excess Generation. If during a Billing Period, Out Energy is greater than zero (0), then the Facility and any secondary usage accounts will be credited appropriately, based upon an allocation as determined by the Customer. Excess generation from the Facility will be percent allocated to all of the Customer’s secondary accounts set forth in Exhibit 1 or on a cascading basis according to the priority order in the Facility as selected by the Customers as identified in Exhibit 2. Unused Credits will be calculated for each designated account listed in Exhibit 1 using the percentage allocation. If the cascading credit allocation is elected, any Unused credits will be stored with the Facility account. Credits, once accrued on an account, cannot be moved to another account. Unused credits are increased by the value of Credits, determined for that Billing Period, and that increased value, in accordance with paragraph (C) Unused Credits of this Article IV, will remain for possible future application. It is the Customer’s sole responsibility to review and request modification to the information in either Exhibit 1 or Exhibit 2. The customer has the right to request a change in the excess energy percentage allocation or cascading order to the facility and secondary account(s) by submitting a request to the Company in accordance with the notice provisions set forth in Article XIV below. Any such changes in fixed or cascading allocations to existing customers listed on Exhibit 1 or 2 shall be made prospectively beginning with the next Billing Period following an accepted request. The Company will provide notice to Customer whether any such request has been accepted by the Company or the basis for any denial of such request.
Excess Generation. If during a Billing Period, Out Energy, as measured by Revenue Quality Metering or another type of utility meter capability of measuring hourly Out Energy, is greater than zero (0), then the Facility and any secondary usage accounts will be credited appropriately, based upon an allocation as determined by the Customer. Excess generation from the Facility will be percent allocated to all of the Customer’s secondary accounts set forth in Exhibit 1 or on a cascading basis according to the priority order in the Facility as selected by the Customers as identified in Exhibit 2. Credits will only be based upon the energy equivalent of up to the first 4.999 MWh/hr. The municipal customer will not be compensated for any deliveries above 4.999 MWh. Any energy delivered above 4.999 MWh/hr will be used to reduce system losses. Unused Credits will be calculated for each designated account listed in Exhibit 1 using the percentage allocation. If the cascading credit allocation is elected, any Unused Credits will be stored with the Facility account. Credits, once accrued on an account, cannot be moved to another account. Unused credits are increased by the value of Credits, determined for that Billing Period, and that increased value, in accordance with paragraph (C) Unused Credits of this Article IV, will remain for possible future application. It is the Customer’s sole responsibility to review and request modification to the information in either Exhibit 1 or Exhibit 2. The customer has the right to request a change in the excess energy percentage or cascading allocation to the facility and secondary account(s) by submitting a request to the Company in accordance with the notice provisions set forth in Article XIV below. Any such changes in fixed or cascading allocations to existing customers listed on Exhibit 1 or 2 shall be made prospectively beginning with the next Billing Period following an accepted request. The Company will provide notice to Customer whether any such request has been accepted by the Company or the basis for any denial of such request.
Excess Generation. In case the generation is over and above 20% of declared annual CUF, the Successful Bidder will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with GUVNL. In case GUVNL purchases the excess generation, the same may be done at 75% (seventy-five per cent) of the PPA tariff..
Excess Generation. In case the availability is more than the maximum effective CUF specified, HYBRID POWER DEVELOPER will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with MSEDCL. In case MSEDCL purchases the excess generation, over and above 10% of declared annual effective CUF, purchase shall be 75% of the PPA tariff. MSEDCL shall inform the Hybrid Power Developer for procurement of excess power within 15 days of receiving a written intimation from the Hybrid Power Developer for such excess generation. If in case MSEDCL fails to reply to the Hybrid Power Developer within the above stipulated time period then the Hybrid Power Developer shall be free to sell it to any other entity.
Excess Generation. MSEDCL in case the availability is more than the maximum CUF i.e over and above 10% of declared CUF by Solar Power Generator, the Solar Power Generator will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with the Procurer. In case the Procurer purchases the excess generation, excess generation over and above maximum declared CUF, the same may be done at 75% of the PPA tariff. MSEDCL shall inform the Solar Power Generator for procurement of excess power within 15 days of receiving a written intimation from the Solar power Generator for such excess generation. If in case MSEDCL fails to reply to the Solar Power Generator within the above stipulated time period then the generator shall be free to sell it to any other entity.
Excess Generation. In case the availability is more than the maximum CUF specified, the Solar Power Generator will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with the Procurer. In case the Procurer purchases the excess generation, excess generation over and above 10% of declared annual CUF, the same may be done at 75% of the PPA tariff.
Excess Generation. In case the energy available is more than the quantum corresponding to maximum contracted CUF specified, the Power Producer will be free to sell it to any other entity provided first right of refusal will vest with the GUVNL. In case the Procurer purchases the excess generation, the same may be done at the PPA tariff.
