ALTERNATIVE REC COMPLIANCE PROGRAM Sample Clauses

ALTERNATIVE REC COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. 1. Nothing in this Schedule E shall be construed as preventing the Parties from entering into other agreements for an alternative arrangement for the Authority to meet the Annual REC Percentage Target with respect to the Customer’s Allocation, including but not limited to Customer self-supply of RECs, alternative REC compliance programs and cost allocation mechanisms, in lieu of the Monthly REC Charge provided in this Schedule E (collectively, “Alternative REC Compliance Program”). 2. The Authority shall communicate at least biennially with the Customer concerning implementation of the RES Compliance Program and potential Alternative REC Compliance Programs, if any, that the Authority is offering or expects to offer. New York Power Authority Original Leaf No. 1 Service Tariff No. WNY-2 Schedule of Rates for Sale of Firm Power Service to Expansion Power and Replacement Power Customers Located in Western New York
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ALTERNATIVE REC COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. 1. Nothing in this Schedule E shall be construed as preventing the Parties from entering into other agreements for an alternative arrangement for the Authority to meet the Annual REC Percentage Target with respect to the Customer’s Allocation, including but not limited to Customer self-supply of RECs, alternative REC compliance programs and cost allocation mechanisms, in lieu of the Monthly REC Charge provided in this Schedule E (collectively, “Alternative REC Compliance Program”). 2. The Authority shall communicate at least biennially with the Customer concerning implementation of the RES Compliance Program and potential Alternative REC Compliance Programs, if any, that the Authority is offering or expects to offer. Schedule of Rates for Sale of Firm Power Service to Preservation Power Customers (Authority Delivery Service)
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ALTERNATIVE REC COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. 1. Nothing in this Appendix D shall be construed as preventing the Parties from entering into other agreements for an alternative arrangement for the Authority to meet the Annual REC Percentage Target with respect to the Full Requirements Customer’s Allocation, including but not limited to Customer self-supply of RECs, alternative REC compliance programs and cost allocation mechanisms, in lieu of the Monthly REC Charge provided in this Appendix D (collectively, “Alternative REC Compliance Program”). 2. The Authority shall communicate at least biennially with the Full Requirements Customers concerning implementation of the RES Compliance Program and potential Alternative REC Compliance Programs, if any, that the Authority is offering or expects to offer. 1. The Implementation Task Force shall be composed of up to three representatives from each of NYPA and MEUA respectively and two representatives from NYAPP. The Implementation Task Force shall meet at a minimum, every six months. The Implementation Task Force shall also identify and assist those non-compliant Customers to stay on track prior to NYPA initiating any further actions to enforce the terms of the LTA. The Implementation Task Force shall have a defined, limited time period, of not less than six months, to encourage and support a corrective action plan that will ensure proper compliance. If within one month after the defined time period, the Customer has not completed a mutually agreeable corrective action plan, as between NYPA and the Customers, then NYPA reserves the right to direct the Customer to implement reasonable measures within a reasonable time frame and may, at NYPA’s sole discretion, direct the use of the funds collected under Article III(b), supra, to satisfy the intent of this Appendix; provided, however, that NYPA shall first consult with the non-NYPA Implementation Task Force members prior to any such actions directing the Customer to implement such measures and use such funds in a manner consistent thereto. After the exhaustion of remedies by the Customer, NYPA’s exclusive enforcement mechanism under this Appendix is to direct the collection of a 1 mil adder and to direct the Customer to spend such adder on a qualified program. Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent the Commission has jurisdiction over the Customer, such corrective action plans may be subject to Commission approval. 2. The Technology & Innovation Task Force shall be composed of up to three representatives fr...
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ALTERNATIVE REC COMPLIANCE PROGRAM. 1. Nothing in this Schedule E shall be construed as preventing the Parties from entering into other agreements for an alternative arrangement for the Authority to meet the Annual REC Percentage Target with respect to the Customer’s Allocation, including but not limited to Customer self-supply of RECs, alternative REC compliance programs and cost allocation mechanisms, in lieu of the Monthly REC Charge provided in this Schedule E (collectively, “Alternative REC Compliance Program”). 2. The Authority shall communicate at least biennially with the Customer concerning implementation of the RES Compliance Program and potential Alternative REC Compliance Programs, if any, that the Authority is offering or expects to offer. New York Power Authority Original Leaf Xx. 0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xx. 00 Schedule of Rates for Sale of Firm Power Service to Preservation Power Customers Date of Issue: January 1, 2020 Date Effective: January 1, 2020 Issued by Xxxxx X. Xxxxx, Vice President Power Authority of the State of New York 00 Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx, XX 00000
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