CAPACITY ELECTION AND CAPACITY PRICE Sample Clauses

CAPACITY ELECTION AND CAPACITY PRICE. Seller may elect to deliver either firm capacity or as-delivered capacity, ---- -------- ------------ -------- and Seller's election is indicated below. PGandE's prices for firm capacity and ---- -------- as-delivered capacity are derived from PGandE's full avoided costs as approved ------------ -------- by the CPUC. ---- Firm capacity - kW for years from the firm capacity ----------- ---------- ---- ---- -------- availability date with payment determined in accordance with Appendix E. Except ------------ ---- for hydro-electric facilities, PGandE shall pay Seller for capacity delivered in excess of firm capacity on an as-delivered capacity basis in accordance with ---- -------- ------------ -------- As-Delivered Capacity Payment Option set forth in Appendix D. ----------- OR X As-delivered capacity with payment determined in accordance with ----- As-Delivered Capacity Payment option 2 set forth in Appendix D.
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CAPACITY ELECTION AND CAPACITY PRICE. Seller may elect to deliver either firm capacity or as-delivered capacity, and Seller's election is indicated below. PGandE's prices fox firm capacity and as-delivered capacity die derived from PGandE's full avoided costs as approved by the CPUC. X Firm capacity - 5,700 kW for 30 years from the firm capacity availability date with payment determined in accordance with Appendix E. Except for hydro- electric facilities, PGandE shall pay Seller for capacity delivered in excess of firm capacity on an as-delivered capacity basis in accordance with As-Delivered Capacity Payment Option 1 set forth in Appendix D. OR __ As-delivered capacity with payment determined in accordance with As-Delivered Capacity Payment Option set forth in Appendix D.
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