Examples of Purchase Price Schedule in a sentence
The prices set forth in the Standard Purchase Price Schedule for the first 100 MW during any given hour do not reflect TVA’s avoided costs during those same hours when a Qualified Producer proposes to schedule in excess of 100 MW of energy for delivery to TVA in accordance with the provisions of these Guidelines.
The Standard Purchase Price Schedule sets forth the prices that TVA will pay for the first 100 MW of energy which a Qualified Producer delivers to TVA from a Qualifying Facility during any given hour in accordance with a schedule that is subject to this Section D.
For any hour during which the actual amount of energy delivered by the Qualified Producer is less than the amount of energy specified in a schedule subject to this Section D, the cumulative amount of energy actually delivered during an hour by all Qualified Producers delivering energy to TVA in accordance with delivery schedules subject to this Section D will be used to determine the price in the Standard Purchase Price Schedule to be paid by TVA to the Qualified Producer.
For energy delivered from the Qualified Facility to TVA in accordance with a purchase by TVA under this Section B.4, TVA shall pay the Qualified Producer for that quantity of energy during any given hour at the applicable price set forth under the Standard Purchase Price Schedule.
The amounts payable under the Standard Purchase Price Schedule or under Alternative Purchase Prices may be modified, as appropriate, to reflect costs incurred by TVA in connection with the purchase, which costs may include, but are not limited to, administrative costs, metering costs, and the costs of transmission line losses.
Those prices are based upon the estimated average of the costs incurred by TVA in supplying the last 100 MW of TVA’s native load during all “Super Peak,” “Onpeak,” “Offpeak,” and “Super Offpeak” hours as defined in Attachment A; provided that, as provided under Section B.2.b of these Guidelines, TVA may from time to time modify any or all prices set forth in the Standard Purchase Price Schedule as it deems appropriate to reflect changes in its estimated costs.
Initial sales prices may not exceed, but may be lower than the purchase prices on the Inclusionary Zoning Maximum Rent and Purchase Price Schedule (reference Exhibit H).
The initial purchase price for a subsequent Homebuyer shall be an amount equal to (1) the purchase price shown in the initial Homebuyer’s Purchase Price Schedule as of the date of this Agreement with the subse- quent Homebuyer plus (2) the amount, if any, by which the appraised fair market value of the Home determined or approved by HUD as of the same date, exceeds the pur- chase price specified in (1).
Each homebuyer shall be provided with a Purchase Price Schedule showing (1) the monthly declining purchase price over a 30-year period, 1 commencing with the initial purchase price on the first day of the month following the ef- fective date of the Homebuyers Owner- ship Opportunity Agreement and (2) the monthly debt service amount upon which the Schedule is based.
The Homebuyer shall be provided with a Purchase Price Schedule showing (1) the monthly declining purchase price over a 30-year period, 3 com- mencing with the initial purchase price on the first day of the month following the ef- fective date of this Agreement and (2) the monthly debt service amount upon which the Schedule is based.