Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska Sample Clauses

Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska for Contract Years after the second Contract Year shall be in accordance with the following: (i) Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska shall be (A) not less than 875 MW, and (B) within 50 MW (plus or minus) of the Current Contract Capacity based on six Units having achieved Commercial Operation, with such minimum and maximum Contract Capacity to be reduced pro rata for any period during which less than six Units have achieved Commercial Operation. Upon an additional Unit achieving Commercial Operation during a Contract Year, Contract Capacity shall increase for the remainder of such Contract Year by declared capacity of such Unit in accordance with Section 5.01, or if no such declaration was made in accordance with Section 5.01, then by the applicable Unit Capacity. Tenaska may not sell energy or capacity from additional Units to third parties prior to such Units achieving Commercial Operation except for bona fide testing purposes. (ii) If the Capacity Test Result is more than 50 MW above the Current Contract Capacity, Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska in the Immediately Following Contract Year shall be no less than the Current Contract Capacity and no more than the Current Contract Capacity plus 50 MW. (iii) If the Capacity Test Result is more than 50 MW below the Current Contract Capacity, Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska for the Immediately Following Contract Year shall be no less than the greater of (A) 875 MW and (B) the Current Contract Capacity minus 50 MW. (iv) If the Capacity Test Result is less than 875 MW, the Contract Capacity declared by Tenaska for the Immediately Following Contract Year shall be 875 MW.
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