Voluntary Curtailment Credits Sample Clauses

Voluntary Curtailment Credits. EESI may from time to time request that thea Sysco PartiesParty voluntarily curtail theirits energy consumption at a certain FacilitiesFacility(ies) in exchange for a portion of the savings attributable to any such curtailment by the applicable Sysco CorporationParty (the "Sysco CorporationParty Curtailment Payment"). At the time of such request, EESI will indicate to the applicable Sysco PartiesParty the quantity of energy that EESI is requesting that such Sysco PartiesParty curtail and the amount of the Sysco CorporationParty Curtailment Payment. If the applicable Sysco PartiesParty in theirits sole discretion agreeagrees to so curtail theirits consumption at such Facilities in accordance with such request, and provided that the applicable Sysco Parties do in fact curtail such consumption in accordanceParty complies with suchthat requestagreement, (i) EESI will credit the applicable Sysco CorporationParty for the Sysco CorporationParty Curtailment Payment on the next EESI Invoice; and (ii) the applicable Sysco CorporationParty will receive a credit toward the Minimum Usage requirement hereunder (and against any Deficiency Usage) for each kWh of energy actually curtailed by the applicable Sysco PartiesParty pursuant to this Section 2.2.4. The applicable Sysco CorporationParty and EESI will cooperate to verify the quantity of energy curtailed by the applicable Sysco PartiesParty under this provision using fifteen (15) minute interval meter data from before and during any such curtailment. EESI will pay the cost of purchasing, installing and connecting any additional metering equipment necessary to compile the data contemplated by this Section.
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Voluntary Curtailment Credits. EESI may from time to time request that the Sysco Parties voluntarily curtail their energy consumption at certain Facilities in exchange for a portion of the savings attributable to any such curtailment by Sysco Corporation (the "Sysco Corporation Curtailment Payment"). At the time of such request, EESI will indicate to the applicable Sysco Parties the quantity of energy that EESI is requesting that such Sysco Parties curtail and the amount of the Sysco Corporation Curtailment Payment. If the Sysco Parties in their sole discretion agree to so curtail their consumption at such Facilities in accordance with such request, and the Sysco Parties do in fact curtail such consumption in accordance with such request, (i) EESI will credit Sysco Corporation for the Sysco Corporation Curtailment Payment on the next EESI Invoice; and (ii) Sysco Corporation will receive a credit toward the Minimum Usage requirement hereunder (and against any Deficiency Usage) for each kWh of energy actually curtailed by the Sysco Parties pursuant to this Section 2.2.4. Sysco Corporation and EESI will cooperate to verify the quantity of energy curtailed by the Sysco Parties under this provision using fifteen (15) minute interval meter data from before and during any such curtailment. EESI will pay the cost of purchasing, installing and connecting any additional metering equipment necessary to compile the data contemplated by this Section.
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Voluntary Curtailment Credits. Where EESI has exercised an EESI Energy Sales Option, EESI may from time to time request that Customer voluntarily curtail its Energy consumption at certain Facilities in exchange for a portion of the savings attributable to any such curtailment by Customer (the "Customer Curtailment Payment"). At the time of such request, EESI shall indicate to Customer the quantity of Energy (the "Customer Curtailment Quantity") that EESI is requesting that Customer curtail and the amount of the Customer Curtailment Payment. If Customer in its sole discretion agrees to so curtail its consumption at such Facilities in accordance with such request, and Customer does in fact so curtail such consumption, (i) EESI shall credit Customer for the Customer Curtailment Payment on the next EESI Invoice; and (ii) Customer shall receive a credit toward the Minimum Usage requirement hereunder (and against any Deficiency Usage) for each kWh of Energy actually curtailed by Customer pursuant to this Section 2.2.3. Customer and EESI shall cooperate to verify the quantity of Energy curtailed by Customer under this provision using fifteen (15) minute interval meter data from an agreed upon corresponding period during which there was no curtailment. To the extent that Customer curtails less than the agreed upon consumption (a "Curtailment Imbalance"), the Customer will receive an amount equal to (i) the full Customer Curtailment Payment minus (ii) an amount equal to (a) the Customer Curtailment Quantity minus Customer's actual consumption curtailment quantity multiplied by (b) the Spot Energy Price plus (c) any reasonable costs and imbalance penalties incurred by EESI as a result of the Curtailment Imbalance.
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Voluntary Curtailment Credits. EESI may from time to time request that SBC voluntarily curtail its energy consumption at certain Facilities in exchange for a portion of the savings attributable to any such curtailment by SBC (the “SBC Curtailment Payment”). At the time of such request, EESI will indicate to SBC the quantity of energy that EESI is requesting that SBC curtail and the amount of the SBC Curtailment Payment. If SBC in its sole discretion agrees to so curtail its consumption at such Facilities in accordance with such request, and SBC does in fact curtail such consumption in accordance with such request, then (a) EESI will credit SBC for the SBC Curtailment Payment on the next EESI Invoice; and (b) SBC will receive a credit toward the Minimum Usage requirement hereunder (and against any Deficiency Usage) for each kWh of energy actually curtailed by SBC pursuant to this Section 2.2.4. SBC and EESI will cooperate to verify the quantity of energy curtailed by SBC under this provision using the best available (typically 15, 30, or 60 minute) interval meter data from before and during any such curtailment.
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Voluntary Curtailment Credits. Where EESI is delivering energy directly to Customer in accordance with Schedule 1.0, EESI may from time to time request that Customer voluntarily curtail its energy consumption at certain Accounts in exchange for a portion of the savings attributable to any such curtailment by Customer (the "Customer Curtailment Payment"). At the time of such request, EESI shall indicate to Customer the quantity of energy that EESI is requesting that Customer curtail and the amount of the Customer Curtailment Payment. If Customer in its sole discretion agrees to so curtail its consumption at such Accounts in accordance with such request, EESI will confirm the quantity of energy to be curtailed and the Customer Curtailment Payment to Customer in writing. If Customer does in fact curtail such consumption in accordance with such request, (i) EESI shall credit Customer for the Customer Curtailment Payment on the next Billing Cycle; and (ii) Customer shall receive a credit toward the Minimum Usage requirement hereunder (and against any Deficiency Usage) for each kWh of energy actually curtailed by Customer pursuant to this Section 2.2.3. Customer and EESI shall cooperate to verify the quantity of energy curtailed by Customer under this provision using fifteen (15) minute interval meter data from before and during any such curtailment.
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