Reference Site Conditions definition

Reference Site Conditions means the conditions for barometric pressure, ambient air temperature and relative humidity specified in Schedule 1;

Reference Site Conditions bears the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 1 of the Power Purchase Agreement;

Reference Site Conditions means the site conditions set out in paragraph 1 (Reference Site Conditions) of Part B (Reference Site Conditions);

Examples of Reference Site Conditions in a sentence

• The Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB), Ministry of Water & Power, Government of Pakistan invites technically and financially sound business parties to bid (the “ Bid”) for developing Independent Power Producer (IPP) Projects so as to obtain cumulative power generation capacity of 1000 MW (at Reference Site Conditions), on Build, Own and Operate (BOO) basis (the “Project”).

• Components of CPP for any year shall be established on the basis of relevant costs, returns, payments of principal and interest/mark-up rates (as the case may be) apportioned to relevant year and divided by multiplication of i) Net Generation Capacity of Complex (in kilowatts) at Reference Site Conditions, and ii) 8760 hours (equivalent to 100% annual plant factor).

• BASIS OF PROPOSED REFERENCE TARIFF The Bidder warrants that the proposed Reference Tariff to be inserted in the tables below, is based on the requirements of the RFP, and includes but not limited to the following specific items: □ All costs, without exception, required to deliver the specified electric energy, taking into consideration degradation of equipment in output and heat rate and based on the Reference Site Conditions defined in Schedule 1 of the PPA.

• The results of each Performance Test shall be corrected to the Reference Site Conditions defined herein and this shall be the basis of evaluation.

• The tested capacity shall be calculated by taking energy meter reading (electronically obtained) for each half an hour interval and correcting by correction factors corresponding to Reference Site Conditions.

More Definitions of Reference Site Conditions

Reference Site Conditions has the meaning given to that term in schedule 4 (Variable Payment Calculation);

Reference Site Conditions. – means the physical and meteorological conditions at which the Plant would be operating under hypothetical representative circumstances etc. The Plant’s actual outputs will be converted to these Reference Site Conditions in accordance with Schedules [1], [2], and [5] of the EPA.

Reference Site Conditions bears the meaning ascribed thereto in the Power Purchase Agreement; “Reference Tariff” bears the meaning ascribed thereto in the Power Purchase Agreement;

Reference Site Conditions shall consist of the following: • ambient pressure equivalent to an altitude of: 15 ft, • engine inlet temperature of: 81 deg F, • relative humidity of: 85%, • NOx suppression: water injection to 42 ppm @15% ref. O2 running on Liquid fuel • facility inlet losses of: 5.2 inches of H2O, • facility exhaust losses of: 14.10 inches of H2O, and • fuel of: Liquid Fuel with a heating value of 18400 BTU/LBM LHV following MID-TD-0000-2 Heat Rate Definitions: “Baseline Heat Rate” or “BHR” for each Unit shall be: The Heat Rate determined in the Baseline Performance Test following pre-existing condition inspection and corrective actions when corrected to Reference Site Conditions per the mutually agreed site-specific testing procedure.

Reference Site Conditions has the meaning given to that term in Schedule 1. “Refinancing” has the meaning given to that term in Clause 14.6.1.

Reference Site Conditions. – means the conditions of 1.013 bar barometric pressure, 35ºC ambient air temperature, 28.5oC cooling water temperature and 98% relative humidity.

Reference Site Conditions has the meaning given to that term in Condition 8 (Definitions: Part 5) of Part 5 (Payment Calculations);