Calculation of Annual BOP Efficiency Ratio Sample Clauses

Calculation of Annual BOP Efficiency Ratio. The BOP Efficiency Ratio represents the efficiency of the BOP by comparing the measured Actual Generation at the WTGs to the Actual Output at the Point of Interconnection. Following the end of each Contract Year, Company shall calculate the BOP Efficiency Ratio for such Contract Year as follows: BOP Efficiency Ratio = Actual Output (at POI) for such Contract Year Actual Generation at WTGs for such Contract Year Determination of BOP Benchmark.
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Calculation of Annual BOP Efficiency Ratio. Following the end of each Contract Year, Company shall calculate the BOP Efficiency Ratio for such Contract Year as follows: BOP = Actual Output for such Contract Year Efficiency Facility Actual Production Ratio for such Contract Year
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