Buyer Curtailment Orders Sample Clauses

Buyer Curtailment Orders. Operational characteristics of the Project for Buyer Curtailment Orders are listed below. Maximum generation capacity (PMax of the Project): ____MW Minimum generation capacity (PMin of the Project): 0 MW Minimum dispatchable level (DMin of the Project): ___ MW
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Buyer Curtailment Orders. Operational Characteristics of Project for consideration in Buyer Curtailment Orders: [The following applies to As-Available Product] Advance notification required for Buyer Curtailment Order: 10 Minutes Minimum down time ____Minutes. Any other requirements: [The following applies to Baseload Product] Nameplate capacity of the Project: _____MW Minimum capacity: ____ MW Advance notification required for Buyer Curtailment Order: 2 Hours Ramp down time: ____ Minutes. Ramp up time: ______Minutes. Minimum down time ____Minutes. Any other requirements:
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Buyer Curtailment Orders. Operational characteristics of the Project for Buyer Curtailment Orders are listed below. • Maximum generation capacity (PMax of the Project): _16 MW • Minimum generation capacity (PMin of the Project): 0 MW • Minimum dispatchable level (DMin of the Project): MW • Ramp rate: _1.6 MW/Minute • Maximum number of Start-ups per calendar day (if any such operational limitations exist): unlimited Other Requirements: • Start-Up Time: 5 Minutes • Minimum Run Time after Start-up (if applicable): 0 Minutes • Minimum Down Time after Shut-Down (if applicable):_ 0 Minutes [Note: Sellers should enter the maximum flexibility the Project can offer given the operational constraints of the technology.]
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Buyer Curtailment Orders. Operational Characteristics of Project for consideration in Buyer Curtailment Orders: [The following applies to As-Available Product] Advance notification required for Buyer Curtailment Order: 10 Minutes Minimum down time ____Minutes. Any other requirements: [The following applies to Baseload Product] Nameplate capacity of the Project: _____MW Minimum capacity: ____ MW Advance notification required for Buyer Curtailment Order: 2 Hours Ramp down time: ____ Minutes. Ramp up time: ______Minutes. Minimum down time ____Minutes. Any other requirements: APPENDIX XVII FORM OF LETTER OF CONCURRENCE [Date] [Name] [Position] [Company] [Address] Re: Letter of Concurrence Regarding Control of [Name] Facility This letter sets forth the understanding of the degree of control exercised by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (“PG&E”) and [Company Name] with respect to [Facility Name (the “Facility”)] for the purposes of facilitating compliance with the requirements of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (“Commission”) Order No. 697.3 Specifically, Order No. 697 requires that sellers filing an application for market-based rates, an updated market power analysis, or a required change in status report with regard to generation specify the party or parties they believe have control of the generation facility and extent to which each party holds control.4 The Commission further requires that “a seller making such an affirmative statement seek a ‘letter of concurrence’ from other affected parties identifying the degree to which each party controls a facility and submit these letters with its filing.”5 PG&E and [Company Name] have executed a [power purchase and sale agreement (the “Agreement”)] with regard to the Facility. The Facility is a [XX] MW [description] facility located in [County, State]. Pursuant to the Agreement, [Company Name] maintains sole control of the Facility. If you concur with the statements made in this letter, please countersign the letter and send a copy to me. Best regards, _________________ [Author] [Position] Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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