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Continuity of Deliveries and Economic Dispatch Sample Clauses

Continuity of Deliveries and Economic Dispatch. (a) Subject to Prudent Electrical Practices, Sierra may require Seller to curtail, interrupt, or reduce deliveries of Adjusted Net Metered Output, in order for Sierra to construct, install, maintain, repair, replace, remove, investigate, or inspect any of Sierra's equipment or any part of its system, or if Sierra determines that curtailment, interruption, or reduction is necessary because of emergencies or operating conditions on its system, other than economic dispatch which is described in Section 15(b) below. Sierra may require that Seller reduce its generation on any hour that Sierra would otherwise be required to operate Sierra's plants below a minimum operational level. In such circumstances, Sierra shall not be obligated to accept deliveries of, or pay Seller for, Adjusted Net Metered Output that otherwise would have been delivered during such period of curtailment, interruption, or reduction. Sierra shall use reasonable efforts to resume acceptance as soon as is reasonably practicable. (b) Sierra shall have the right to economically dispatch the Project for a maximum of 11,140,000 kilowatt hours of Adjusted Net Metered Output each Contract Year. Such economic dispatch capability shall be exercised by verbal notice to Seller from Sierra by 1000 hours on the day preceding the day on which the Project will be economically dispatched. Such notice shall include the hours and the reduced energy price for such hours. Seller shall have the option of accepting the reduced energy payment as specified by Sierra at the time of such notice for continued deliveries of capacity and energy, or discontinuing delivery of capacity and energy for the period described in Sierra's notice. Seller shall notify Sierra verbally by 1100 hours of the option Seller has selected. For any month in which Sierra exercises its economic dispatch rights for energy under this subsection, Sierra shall provide Seller an accounting of the reduced energy price contained in the verbal notice by Sierra to Seller. Such accounting shall be included in the following month's payment to Seller as provided in Section 13.
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Continuity of Deliveries and Economic Dispatch. Section 15.(b) of the Agreement is amended to read as follows:
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