Market Source definition

Market Source means any marketer, trader, seller or generator other than the Projects (including Seller's Affiliates) from which Seller could obtain power supplies.
Market Source means any marketer, trader, seller or generator other than the Projects (including Seller’s Affiliates) from which Seller could obtain power supplies.

Examples of Market Source in a sentence

  • Seller may provide the Energy from any Project, Market Source or combination of Projects and/or Market Sources and may deliver Energy at any Delivery Point or combination of Delivery Points.

  • Assignments under this Section 9.02(a) shall not affect: (i) SER's obligations and liabilities under this Agreement, including the obligations and liabilities pertaining to the Project Energy; or (ii) Seller's right under Section 2.01 to provide Energy from any Project, Market Source or combination of Projects and/or Market Sources and to deliver all or part of the Energy at any Delivery Point.

  • Assignments under this Section 9.02(a) shall not affect: (i) SER’s obligations and liabilities under this Agreement, including the obligations and liabilities pertaining to the Project Energy; or (ii) Seller’s right under Section 2.01 to provide Energy from any Project, Market Source or combination of Projects and/or Market Sources and to deliver all or part of the Energy at any Delivery Point.