CROD definition

CROD means Contract Rate of Delivery, as defined in the WAPA Agreement.
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Examples of CROD in a sentence

  • Related to the three categories of power purchase agreements that can be used to serve Western Interconnection Member load as described in Rate Schedule No. 281, Tri-State and United Power have agreed the net Proposed Buyout Amount is $0.00 for the Renewables PPAs, Basin CROD PPA, and WAPA Agreements, so the Final Western Interconnection PPA Adjustment upon withdrawal will not result in a credit or debit to the Final Payment Amount (as those terms are defined in Rate Schedule No. 281).

  • The Contractor’s AHP, WRP, and CDP, where CDP has been accepted by WAPA pursuant to Section 7.6.2, will be treated as firm deliveries up to the Contractor’s CROD.

  • Contract Year CROD Maximum MWH Obligation 2000 60 MW ** 2001 70 ** 2002 80 ** 2003 90 ** 2004 100 ** 2005 100 ** 2006 100 ** 2007 100 ** 2008 100 ** 2009 100 ** 2010 100 ** The calculated amount of such Maximum MWH Obligation for any Contract Year is based upon the product of (i) 8766 hours/year (the average annual hours agreed to by the Parties), (ii) a factor of *** and (iii) SJLP's CROD for said Contract Year.

  • At least sixty (60) days before the beginning of each Season, the Contractor and the Contracting Officer shall establish the Monthly Energy and Monthly Capacity for the upcoming Season at each Designated Point of Delivery; Provided, however, that Monthly Capacity in any month may not exceed the Contractor’s CROD as set forth in Section 7.1.1. The Monthly Energy and Monthly Capacity will be set forth in Exhibit A.

  • The CROD shall be billed monthly according to applicable rate schedules.

  • Monthly and Day Ahead WRP: The amount of supplemental power requested by the Contractor for the upcoming month or WECC pre-schedule day to be acquired by WAPA on behalf of the Contractor as part of the Contractor’s CROD and Monthly Energy and paid for by the Contractor on a pass-through-cost basis.

  • Hourly schedules in excess of the CROD, unless adjusted for rounding per this Section 6.2, will be charged as an overschedule of capacity pursuant to Section 8.2.2 below.

  • The Contractor’s SHP/ DSA/AHP, WRP, and CDP, where CDP has been accepted by WAPA, will be treated as firm deliveries up to the Contractor’s CROD.

  • CROD is met first with the Contractor’s AHP, and then with Customer Displacement Power or Western Replacement Power, or a combination thereof.

  • The Minimum Hourly Delivery shall be 35 percent of the total of the Contractor’s CROD, or the Contractor’s total load, whichever is less, or as otherwise set forth in Exhibit A.

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