Excess Use Energy Payment Sample Clauses

Excess Use Energy Payment. If the operation of the Generation Facility in response to Seminole’s request exceeds 150 hours during any calendar year, Member shall be compensated with an Excess Use Energy Payment. The Excess Use Energy Payment shall be equal to an Excess Use Fuel Charge plus an Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Adder for any energy produced at the request of Seminole after a Generation Facility has operated for more than 150 hours in a calendar year. The Excess Use Fuel Charge is equal to the monthly Tier 2 Fuel Rate (pursuant to Section 5.2.1.1) applied to the sum of the hourly generator output for those hours in excess of said 150 hour limitation during which Seminole requested generation less the Customer-Based Generation for the same period. The O&M Adder shall be equal to $55/MWh, and shall be applied to the sum of the hourly generator output for those hours in excess of said 150 hour limitation during which Seminole requested generation less the Customer-Based Generation for the same period.
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