Distribution Losses Clause Samples
The 'Distribution Losses' clause defines how losses that occur during the distribution of goods, such as shrinkage, spoilage, or damage in transit, are handled between the parties. It typically specifies which party bears responsibility for these losses, whether they are absorbed by the supplier, distributor, or shared according to a predetermined formula. By clearly allocating the risk and responsibility for distribution losses, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures both parties understand their financial exposure in the event of such losses.
Distribution Losses. Buyer shall be responsible for the costs of additional Energy, Renewable Energy and Capacity provided by Seller necessary to cover Distribution Losses, which shall be determined as follows: for energy by using the distribution loss factors required for settlements with the CAISO during the billing period; for Renewable Energy by using the distribution loss factors required by the California Public Utilities Commission for Renewable Portfolio Standards compliance for the compliance year; and for capacity by using the distribution loss factors required by the California Energy Commission for Resource Adequacy compliance for the compliance year.
Distribution Losses. 5.1 The Customer acknowledges that water loss will occur in the transfer of the seasonal water allocation entitlement to the Nominated Taking Point ("Distribution Losses");
5.2 LBW will calculate the nominal Distribution Losses as follows:
(a) meter reading closing balance;
(b) less meter reading opening balance;
(c) multiplied by 10%.
5.3 Distribution Losses will be deducted from the Water Entitlements in the following order.
(i) from the seasonal water allocation entitlement; then
(ii) from any open water licence entitlement.
5.4 The Customer shall promptly notify LBW of any malfunction of, or damage to, the pump flow meter.
5.5 The Customer will indemnify LBW for any costs incurred by LBW in repairing damage occasioned to the pump flow meter where such damage has been caused as a result of action or inaction by the Customer or any third parties permitted by the Customer to access the land.
5.6 In the event of any inconsistency between these terms and conditions and the terms and conditions of any open water licence approved by LBW to the Customer whereby the Customer is allowed to pump open water for irrigation purposes, then the terms and conditions of the Water Supply Agreement shall prevail.
Distribution Losses. All future increase in these charges will have to be borne by the Solar Power Procurer. However, all the charges including those above will have to be paid by Solar Power Developer initially. The Solar Power Procurer will reimburse the Solar Power Developer for the charges mentioned above on a monthly basis.
2.4 Any new charges/ levies introduced by changes in regulations and charged on energy at a stage after the injection of energy into the grid, will be borne by the Solar Power Procurer.
2.5 The Solar Power Developer, at any time during validity of this Agreement, shall not add any extra solar modules/equipment more than the Contracted Capacity without the written consent from the Solar Power Procurer to be provided solely for the purpose of providing additional units over and above the contracted units at a tariff mutually agreed by both the parties
2.6 For Delivered Energy less than or more than the Contracted Units in a tariff year, the tariff shall be calculated as follows –
1. At the end of a Tariff Year, the units generated by the SPD will be consolidated and there will be no additional charges/ penalties levied if the generated output is within a deviation of 0.5 MUs of the contracted requirement of 14.4 MUs per year,
2. If the generation is less than 13.9 MUs in a year, the SPD will pay for the entire cost of procuring the defaulted power units from the DISCOM
3. If the generation is between 13.9 MUs and 14.4 MUs, the SPD will pay for the additional cost only. For example, if 14 MUs are produced by the SPD in a Tariff Year, it will be liable to pay difference between its quoted tariff and the tariff charged by DISCOM for defaulted 0.4 MUs. However, if only 13.8 MUs are produced, the SPD will be liable to pay the entire tariff charged by DISCOM for 0.6 MUs
4. If the generation is more than the contracted requirement in any Tariff Year, then as per the current regulations, the additional units will be deemed to be sold to the DISCOM. In case this sale price is less than the tariff quoted by SPD, VMC will recover all the losses from the SPD. In case tariff paid by the DISCOM is higher than SPD‟s quoted tariff, then VMC shall keep the profits gained from such a sale.
2.7 The SPD shall be liable to pay deviation charges as per the APERC‟s Regulation 4 of 2017. Such charges are payable for an absolute error of more than 15% between the forecasted production and the actual output in every 15 minute time block. Kindly refer to the notification issued by...
Distribution Losses. Service Provider shall deliver energy sourced from the Vogtle PPA minus distribution losses. Distribution losses for the Services under this Agreement shall be as determined by the ratemaking process in the Service Territory. Service Provider shall provide to JEA information related to distribution losses for ratemaking purposes.
Distribution Losses. Microsoft shall financially compensate PSE for an amount of Energy sufficient to provide for distribution losses to Microsoft’s Distribution Point(s)
Distribution Losses. (1) Energy loss in the distribution system shall be called Distribution Loss.
(2) Distribution Loss above and up to a particular voltage level shall be calculated as the difference between the energy initially injected into the distribution system and the sum of energy sold up to that level and energy delivered to next voltage level. % Distribution Loss above and up to a particular voltage level shall be expressed in terms of Distribution Loss up to that level as a percentage of the energy initially injected into the distribution system.
(3) The Commission may require information on Circle-wise/Division-wise and/or month-wise Distribution loss calculation.
(4) To substantiate the Distribution Loss calculations, the Commission may require the Distribution Licensee to conduct proper and reliable energy audit.
(5) The Distribution Licensee shall also propose voltage-wise losses for remaining years of the control period from FY 2017-18 onwards for the determination of voltage-wise cost of supply. The Commission shall examine the filings made by the licensee for the distribution loss trajectory for each year of the control period and approve the same with modification as it may consider necessary.
(6) The Commission may ask Distribution Licensee to submit detailed information on voltage- wise Distribution Losses segregating them into Technical loss (i.e. Ohmic/Core loss in the lines, substations and equipment) and Commercial Loss (i.e. unaccounted energy due to metering inaccuracies/inadequacies, pilferage of energy, etc.). The Commission shall examine the filings made by the Distribution Licensee in respect of distribution loss (segregated into technical loss and commercial loss) and approve the same with modification, as it may consider necessary.
(7) The Commission may fix targets, both long term and short term, for each year of control period for loss reduction to bring down the Distribution loss levels (both technical and commercial) gradually to acceptable norms of efficiency.