Capacity Charge for Base Power Service Sample Clauses

Capacity Charge for Base Power Service. CMEEC will charge BOZRAH for capacity associated with the Base Power Service each month an amount equal to the product of: (a) the applicable annual Fixed Capacity Charge Rate shown below divided by 12 and (b) the total amount of such capacity (expressed in kilowatts) delivered to BOZRAH during such month. Fixed Capacity Charge Rate Year ($/kW-yr) 1995 $184.50 1996 184.50 1997 184.50 1998 184.50 1999 204.50 2000 219.50 2001 251.50 2002 266.50 During the term of this Agreement BOZRAH agrees to purchase no less than 6.12 MW of capacity associated with Base Power Service in accordance with the provisions of Section III.B. of the Service Agreement. Such minimum amount of capacity may be subject to change, pursuant to Sections 4.4 and 8.4 herein.
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