Incremental Heat Rate definition

Incremental Heat Rate means, the incremental Heat Rate calculated using Exhibit B.

Examples of Incremental Heat Rate in a sentence

  • General Liquidated damages will be calculated for performance which fails to achieve the Performance Guarantees (i.e. less than Guaranteed Net Capacity; less than Guaranteed Incremental Net Capacity, greater than Guaranteed Net Heat Rate, greater than Guaranteed Incremental Heat Rate).

  • AC x HR x SR EC = _____________ 2 x 10/6/ Where: EC = Total Incremental SO//2// Cost ($/Mwh) AC = Allowance Replacement Cost ($/SO//2// Ton) HR = Incremental Heat Rate (Btu/Kwh) SR = SO//2// Rate for Fuel (Lbs of SO//2///MMbtu) The incremental emissions cost (EC) will be used to dispatch generating units, make Off-System Purchase decisions, and price System Energy Transfers, pursuant to this Agreement.