Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this Amendment is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, including the new CES- E standard finalized by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on July 10, 2020, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (“APS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, or the finalized versions of the same, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on June 8, 2020. Any excess costs shall be allocated to and collected from Participating Consumers on a per kWh basis through applicable monthly invoice(s) as set forth in Article 17 of the ESA. The price stated above also includes the purchase of National Wind RECs for a total amount equal to 100% Renewable Energy. The Competitive Supplier shall identify the technology, vintage, and location of the renewable generators that are the sources of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). All such RECs will be created and recorded in the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or be certified by a third party such as Green-e. [100% National Wind RECs]
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this ESA is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for the final amendments to the regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources with the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy on August 16, 2021. Term: The period of delivery of All-Requirements Power Supply shall be consistent with the provisions of Article 4 and Exhibit A of this ESA. Eligible Consumer Opt-Out: Participating Consumers are free to opt-out of the Program utilizing established EDI drop protocols. Participating Consumers are to provide five (5) days’ notice to the Competitive Supplier of such termination. There are no fees or charges for Participating Consumers to opt-out or terminate service.
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this Amendment is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, including the new CES- E standard finalized by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on July 10, 2020, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (“APS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, or the finalized versions of the same, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on June 8, 2020. Any excess costs shall be allocated to and collected from Participating Consumers on a per kWh basis through applicable monthly invoice(s) as set forth in Article 17 of the ESA. The price stated above also includes the purchase of an additional 5% of MA Class I RECs above Minimum Standards for Period 1 and the purchase of an additional 25% of MA Class I RECs above Minimum Standards for Period 2. The Competitive Supplier shall identify the technology, vintage, and location of the renewable generators that are the sources of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). All such RECs will be created and recorded in the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or be certified by a third party such as Green-e. [MA Class I RECs – RPS + 5% (Period 1) / MA Class I RECs – RPS + 25% (Period 2)] Optional Green Product A: The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this A...
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this Amendment is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, including the new CES- E standard finalized by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on July 10, 2020, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (“APS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, or the finalized versions of the same, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on June 8, 2020. For the avoidance of doubt, it is a Regulatory Event if the Competitive Supplier incurs any increased costs to comply with the finalized versions of the RPS and/or APS over the draft version of the same filed April 5, 2019, where the Competitive Supplier first provides reasonable documentation to the Town justifying such increased costs. Pursuant to Article 17 of the ESA, any such excess costs as a result of such a Regulatory Event shall be allocated to and collected from Participating Consumers on a per kWh basis through applicable monthly invoice(s).
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this Amendment is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, including the new CES- E standard finalized by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on July 10, 2020, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (“APS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, or the finalized versions of the same, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on June 8, 2020. Any excess costs shall be allocated to and collected from Participating Consumers on a per kWh basis through applicable monthly invoice(s) as set forth in Article 17 of the ESA.
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, and (b) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the Secretary of State on September 20, 2019.
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on March 19, 2020. The price stated above also includes the purchase of National Wind RECs for a total amount equal to 100% Renewable Energy. The Competitive Supplier shall identify the technology, vintage, and location of the renewable generators that are the sources of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). All such RECs will be created and recorded in the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or be certified by a third party such as Green-e. [100% National Wind RECs]
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this ESA is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for the final amendments to the regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources with the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy on August 16, 2021. The price stated above also includes the purchase of an additional 49% of National Wind RECs. The Competitive Supplier shall identify the technology, vintage, and location of the renewable generators that are the sources of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). All such RECs will be created and recorded in the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or be certified by a third party such as Green-e. [MA Requirement + 49% National Wind RECs]
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for (a) the annual Clean Energy Standard purchase obligations as defined in 310 CMR 7.75 as of the Effective Date, including the new CES-E standard finalized by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on July 10, 2020, (b) the amended draft regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard and Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard as filed by the Department of Energy Resources on April 5, 2019, and (c) the annual Clean Peak Energy Standard purchase obligations as filed by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources with the General Court on June 8, 2020.
Renewable Energy in System Supply. The Competitive Supplier shall include Renewable Energy in the All-Requirements Power Supply mix in an amount equal to the respective requirements of the Massachusetts’ (a) Renewable Portfolio Standard, (b) Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard, (c) Clean Energy Standard, and (d) Clean Peak Energy Standard, as each standard is defined as of the date this ESA is entered into and each starting with the year in which load is served on the Start-Up Service Date, or otherwise pay the alternative compliance payment rate as determined by the relevant Massachusetts regulatory authority. For the purposes of clarity, the Competitive Supplier shall be responsible for the final amendments to the regulations of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) as filed by the Department of Energy Resources with the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy on August 16, 2021. The price stated above also includes the purchase of an additional 49% of National Wind RECs. The Competitive Supplier shall identify the technology, vintage, and location of the renewable generators that are the sources of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). All such RECs will be created and recorded in the New England Power Pool Generation Information System or be certified by a third party such as Green-e. [MA Requirement + 49% National Wind RECs] Term: The period of delivery of All-Requirements Power Supply shall be consistent with the provisions of Article 4 and Exhibit A of this ESA. Eligible Consumer Opt-Out: Participating Consumers are free to opt-out of the Program utilizing established EDI drop protocols. Participating Consumers are to provide five (5) days’ notice to the Competitive Supplier of such termination. There are no fees or charges for Participating Consumers to opt-out or terminate service.
