Examples of Alternative Compliance Payment in a sentence

If Seller is incapable of transferring the corresponding amount of RECs associated with the deficiency in the amount of Seller’s supply for the Delivery Period after using Commercially Reasonable efforts to do so, Seller shall pay the Alternative Compliance Payment for the number of RECs owed to TVA pursuant to this Exhibit.

More Definitions of Alternative Compliance Payment

Alternative Compliance Payment means a payment of a certain dollar amount per megawatt hour, which a Commission-Regulated Electric Company may submit in lieu of supplying the minimum percentage of RECs from Eligible Energy Resources required as defined and set by 26 Del.C. §§352(1) and 358(d).

Alternative Compliance Payment means a payment to the Renewable Energy Development Fund of fifty dollars ($50.00) per megawatt-hour of renewable energy obligation, in 2003 dollars, adjusted annually by the annual change in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index, which may be made in lieu of standard means of compliance with these regulations.

Alternative Compliance Payment or "ACP" means the compliance rate for failure to meet the renewable portfolio standards specified in Section 16-244c of the Connecticut General Statutes ("General Statutes") or any similar compliance rate established;

Alternative Compliance Payment means the greater of the amount designated under the terms of the Renewable Energy Standard (RES), which is the amount that an entity subject to such RES must pay in lieu of the transfer of RECs in order to comply with the RES requirements for a given RES compliance year, or in the absence of any Federal requirements, 1.0¢/kWh.

Alternative Compliance Payment means the payment established in section 9(2) of this act.

Alternative Compliance Payment means the payment established in RCW 19.405.090(2).

Alternative Compliance Payment or "ACP" means the compliance rate for failure to meet the renewable portfolio standards specified in Section 16-244c of the General Statutes or any similar compliance rate established;