Partial Production Year definition

Partial Production Year means a Production Year that does not begin on January 1st of that year and/or does not end on December 31st of that year.
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Examples of Partial Production Year in a sentence

  • Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and the final year of the Minimum CREF Commercial Operation Period as set forth in Attachment C, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output shall be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below).

  • For example, if the performance period was 15 years and if this Subcontract is Terminated for Cause at the end of Year 12, Subcontractor shall be liable for penalties for failing to perform under this Subcontract for Years 13 through 15 and the final Partial Production Year (if any).

  • Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and the final year of the Minimum CREF Commercial Operation Period as set forth in Attachment C, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output will be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below).

  • For example, if the performance period was 20 years and if this Subcontract is Terminated for Cause at the end of Year 17, Subcontractor shall be liable for penalties for failing to perform under this Subcontract for Years 18 through 20 and the final Partial Production Year (if any).

  • DRAFT COPY For example, if the performance period was 15 years and if this Subcontract is Terminated for Cause at the end of Year 12, Subcontractor shall be liable for penalties for failing to perform under this Subcontract for Years 13 through 15 and the final Partial Production Year (if any).

  • Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and 21, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output will be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below).