Capacity Tests Sample Clauses

Capacity Tests. (1) A “Capacity Test” is a one-hour performance test of the RMR Unit by Participant. The capacity as shown by a Capacity Test is called “Tested Capacity” and is determined by the applicable net meter readings during the Capacity Test. (2) ERCOT may require that a Capacity Test be run at ERCOT’s discretion at any time when the RMR Unit is on line, but ERCOT may not require more than four Capacity Tests in a contract Term. ERCOT must give Participant at least two (2) hours advance notice, after the RMR Unit is on line, of a Capacity Test required by ERCOT, unless Participant agrees to less than two (2) hours. Participant may perform as many Capacity Tests as it desires, but Participant may not perform a Capacity Test without the prior approval of ERCOT, which approval ERCOT may not unreasonably withhold or delay. The Parties will reasonably cooperate to coordinate a Capacity Test. ERCOT has the right to reasonable advance notice of, and to have personnel present during, a Capacity Test.

Capacity Tests. (1) A “Capacity Test” is a one-hour performance test of the SSR Unit by Participant. The capacity as shown by a Capacity Test is called “Tested Capacity” and is determined by the applicable net meter readings during the Capacity Test. (2) MISO may require that a Capacity Test be run at MISO’s discretion at any time when the SSR Unit is on-line, but MISO may not require more than four (4) Capacity Tests in a contract year. MISO must give Participant at least two (2) hours advance notice, after the SSR Unit is on line, of a Capacity Test required by MISO, unless Market Participant agrees to less than two (2) hours. Participant may perform as many Capacity Tests as it desires, but Participant may not perform a Capacity Test without the prior approval of MISO, which approval MISO may not unreasonably withhold or delay. The Parties will reasonably cooperate to coordinate a Capacity Test. XXXX has the right to reasonable advance notice of, and to have personnel present during, a Capacity Test.

Capacity Tests. (a) The Buyer shall have the option, exercisable on no more than two (2) occasions per Contract Year, to require the Supplier, within ten (10) Business Days after written notice has been delivered to the Supplier, provided it is not during an Outage, to conduct a test, at the Supplier’s sole cost and expense, to confirm the ability of the Facility to produce the Contract Capacity as described below (the “Capacity Check Test”). Each Capacity Check Test consists of the Facility generating Electricity for eight (8) continuous hours during a period designated by the Supplier in advance as a test period, subject to coordination and approval of the IMO, and shall be evaluated based on calculation of the generator output at the generator terminals net of any Station Service Loads in accordance with the Metering Plan. The Supplier acknowledges and agrees that the Contract Capacity, the Facility output, and the Station Service Loads, as may be measured by the Capacity Check Test, shall not be adjusted for ambient, weather, or other conditions whatsoever. If the Capacity Check Test is interrupted by an event of Force Majeure, or if at any point during the Capacity Check Test, the air temperature, as reported at the Environment Canada weather station that is physically nearest to the Contract Facility (or in the case of a Contract Facility that is comprised of two or more generating facilities that are aggregated, the weather station that is physically nearest to one of the generating facilities so aggregated that has been selected by the Supplier), exceeded 30.0 degrees Celsius, then the Supplier may, at the Supplier’s sole cost and expense, re- perform the Capacity Check Test within ten (10) Business Days after the receipt by the Supplier of the Capacity Confirmation relating to such Capacity Check Test from the Buyer. (b) The Buyer shall provide to the Supplier, within five (5) Business Days after the completion of the Capacity Check Test, written confirmation of the energy output for each hour during the Capacity Check Test (the “Capacity Confirmation”). (c) To pass the Capacity Check Test, the Electricity output (in MWh) for each hour of the Capacity Check Test, divided by one hour, must be equal to or greater than the Contract Capacity. If the Supplier has not passed the Capacity Check Test for each one of the eight continuous hours, then the Supplier shall, at the Supplier’s cost and expense, perform a further Capacity Check Test (the “Further Capacity Check T...

Capacity Tests. There will be a Capacity Test at the beginning of each Control Season. There will be test events for each Notification Period and the requirements described in Section 4.3 shall apply to all such tests. Specifically, there will be a test for each of the *** and *** Notification Periods. *** Buyer will notify Seller of each Capacity Test in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 4.3. Specifically, Buyer will provide *** advance Notice prior to the Capacity Test for the *** Notification Period and ***advance Notice for the ***Notification Period. Each Capacity Test will last a minimum of four (4) hours and a maximum of six (6) hours at Buyer's sole discretion. Such test event hours shall ***. In the event that one or more of the Capacity Tests produces a Load Reduction Factor, or LRF, less than *** during Measurable Program Hours then the Monthly Capacity Payment shall be adjusted in accordance with the provisions set forth in Section 5.1 and in accordance with Appendix K. ***

Capacity Tests. Two Capacity Tests will be conducted without Power Augmentation (Capacity Test 1) and with Power Augmentation (Capacity Test 2) to determine the maximum Net Plant Output for the purposes of establishing the Contract Capacity for the Plant and the Power Augmentation Capacity (PAC) of each Combustion Turbine as outlined in Sections 4.2 and 4.3 of the Agreement. Each test will consist of two (2) one-hour test periods. Capacity Test 1 will follow the Heat Rate Test. Capacity Test 2 will follow Capacity Test 1. A new operating configuration will be established with a one-hour stabilization period recommended prior to each test. If ambient conditions are acceptable, both tests will include a Combustion Turbine Evaporative Cooler Test (see Note 2 Table 2-1). The Capacity Tests will be conducted in general accordance with PTC 46 using an overall Plant test concept. Corrections will be applied to measured test results to account for variations in the Base Reference Conditions (Table 2-1) such as ambient temperature and barometric pressure. No test measurement uncertainties will be applied to the corrected test parameters in the determination of test results. The following sections provide the general procedures for setup and execution of the tests and for determining test results.

Capacity Tests. MISO ATTACHMENT Y-1 FERC Electric Tariff Standard Form System Support Resource (SSR) Agreement ATTACHMENTS 33.0.0 (1) A “Capacity Test” is a one-hour performance test of the SSR Unit by Participant. The capacity as shown by a Capacity Test is called “Tested Capacity” and is determined by the applicable net meter readings during the Capacity Test.

Capacity Tests. 20 4.1 Division of Responsibilities 20 4.1.1 Shell Responsibilities 21 4.1.2 Gulf Power Responsibilities 21 4.2 Test Conditions 21 4.2.1 General Test Conditions 21 4.2.2 Test Timing 22 4.2.3 Test Prerequisites 22 4.2.4 Valve Position Lineups 23 4.2.5 Auxiliary Load Status 24 4.2.6 Pre-Test Activities 24 4.2.7 Post-Test Activities 25 4.3 Test Data Requirements 25 4.3.1 Data Collection 25 4.3.2 Data Elimination 25 4.3.3 Data Reduction 25 4.3.4 Quality Assurance 26 4.4 Measurements and Instrumentation 26 4.4.1 Instrument Selection 26 4.4.2 Calibration Requirements 26 4.4.3 Redundancy 26 4.4.4 Primary Variables 27

Capacity Tests. After successful completion of the Acceptance Test, Seller shall be allowed to conduct the Capacity Test (subject to inspection by Company) in accordance with the testing procedures set forth in Attachment K (Acceptance and Capacity Testing Procedures), to determine the Firm Capacity of the Facility and whether Capacity Charge payments may be adjusted in accordance with Section 5.2(B) (Initial Capacity Shortfall; Corrective Period) and should begin in accordance with Section 5.1(G)(1) (Commencement of Capacity Charge Payments).

Capacity Tests. 36 (23) Cycling of the Heat Recovery Steam Generators 36 and the Steam Turbine........................................... (24)

Capacity Tests. 30 (c) Start-Up and Test Power from Unit 9........................................................... 31