Common use of Curtailment Clause in Contracts

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when such that the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when the wind turbine blades are not spinning rotating and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when such that the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when such that the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are locked. Curtailment requires that all of a wind turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.

Curtailment. The cessation of wind turbine operations when the wind turbine blades are not spinning and are lockedeither locked (0 RPM) or fully feathered (less than 1 RPM), depending on the reason for curtailment. Curtailment requires that all of a turbine’s rotor blades be completely precluded from rotation about the rotor hub.