CONTRACT CAPACITY CALCULATION Sample Clauses

CONTRACT CAPACITY CALCULATION. The Contract Capacity specified in Section B of the Cover Sheet shall be the factor (A) minus each of the factors (B) through (E) provided below: A Sum of the Nameplate Rated Power of all inverters/generators ________ MW B Calculated electrical losses from inverter/generator output terminals to Delivery Point (with all inverters/generators operating at Nameplate Rated Outputs) ________ MW C Electrical Losses ________ MW D Auxiliary and station loads coincident with inverters/generators operating at Nameplate Rated Outputs ________ MW E Other factors (explain below) ________ MW F Contract Capacity at the Delivery Point (F = A – B – C – D – E), which shall be the same as the MW amount specified for the Contract Capacity in Section B of the Cover Sheet ________ MW Inputs for the Nameplate Rated Power calculation: Designated Power Factor: Leading Lagging Project power factor requirements _______ _______ Seller’s Designated Power Factor for inverters/generators _______ _______ Power factor requirement is measured at (check one): □ inverter/generator terminals; □ Point of Interconnection; □ Other:_____________ APPENDIX XIV
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CONTRACT CAPACITY CALCULATION. The Contract Capacity specified in Section B of the Cover Sheet shall be the factor (A) minus each of the factors
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CONTRACT CAPACITY CALCULATION. II. The Contract Capacity specified in Section 3.1(f) shall be the factor (A) minus each of the factors (B) through (E) provided below: A Sum of the Nameplate Rated Power of all Inverters / Generators: ________ MW B Calculated electrical losses from Inverter / Generator output terminals to Delivery Point (with all Inverters / Generators operating at Nameplate Rated Outputs): ________ MW
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