Scheduling And Dispatching Of Electric Generation Sample Clauses

Scheduling And Dispatching Of Electric Generation. When Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 is~ Available, IMPA shall have the right to schedule, subject to the scheduling provisions herein, all, or any part that is five (5) megawatts or greater, of its Electric Capability and Energy Entitlement in Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 (or as such Electric Capability and Energy Entitlement may be modified herein); provided, that during periods when Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 is being operated at minimum generation, IMPA, unless otherwise agreed to by Louisville, shall not schedule less than what its Electric Capability and Energy Entitlement in Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 would have been had the Net Electric Generating Capability and Associated Electric Energy of Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 been restricted to such minimum generation. Louisville shall promptly notify IMPA of any significant change in the Net Electric Generating Capability of Xxxxxxx County Unit 1. As used in this paragraph, the term “minimum generation’ means the Net Electric Generating Capability level below which Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 cannot operate in a stable manner and must be shut down. Louisville and IMPA shall each be entitled to dispose of their respective Electric Capability and Energy Entitlement through scheduled transactions with other electric utilities in a manner consistent with Good Utility Practice. IMPA shall schedule Electric Energy to be delivered pursuant to this Agreement prior to 12:00 noon E.S.T. of the day prior to delivery; provided that, for Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, and holidays recognized by Louisville, IMPA shall schedule the Electric Energy prior to 12:00 noon E.S.T. on the last normal work day prior to the weekend or holiday. : Schedules shall be subject to change after 12:00 noon E.S.T. of the applicable day on which the schedule is submitted only upon the mutual consent of the Parties, but Louisville shall make every reasonable effort to accommodate changes in the schedules. All schedules shall be in increments of whole megawatts; provided, that where IMPA’s full entitlement is requested and available, IMPA shall be entitled to its full Electric Capability and Energy Entitlement. Prior to each calendar year, Louisville shall notify IMPA of the holidays to be recognized by Louisville for that year. In the event Louisville fails to provide such notice, the said holidays shall be the same as for the prior year. Louisville will provide to IMPA, by 9:00 A.M. each day, the Net Electric Generating Capability expected for the next day; provided that, for Sa...
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Scheduling And Dispatching Of Electric Generation. When Xxxxxxx County Unit 2 is Available, each Party shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to Schedule or Dispatch in accordance with provisions of this Agreement all or any part of its Electric Capacity Entitlement, provided, however, throughout all periods when Xxxxxxx County Unit 2 is being operated, each Party shall Schedule or Dispatch no less than its share of Minimum Generation from time to time. Each Party’s share of Minimum Generation shall be that Party’s Percentage of Minimum Generation, provided, however, if one or more Parties have Scheduled or Dispatched for any one time in excess of their share of Minimum Generation, the other Parties share of Minimum Generation for that time will be reduced by the amount of such excess allocated among them in proportion to their Percentages. If any Party fails to take its entire share of Minimum Generation, that Party will be responsible for all attendant costs and losses and the Companies may take appropriate corrective actions consistent
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Scheduling And Dispatching Of Electric Generation. 5.3 Economic Replacement of Xxxxxxx County Unit 1 Energy.
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