ELECTRIC SERVICE TO BE FURNISHED Sample Clauses

ELECTRIC SERVICE TO BE FURNISHED. (a) Authority shall make available to Contractor and Contractor shall take and pay for replacement power and energy associated with Existing Allocations in accordance with the terms and conditions herein provided. Authority shall continue to supply, and Contractor shall continue to purchase, the remainder of the 445,000 kilowatts of replacement power to which Contractor is entitled under Contract NS-1 under the provisions of said Contract NS-1 governing such power sales and not under the provisions of this Substitute First Revised Rate Schedule FERC No. 19, which shall henceforth be limited to purchase, retail transmission, delivery and resale of replacement power and energy associated with Existing Allocations.
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ELECTRIC SERVICE TO BE FURNISHED. 5.1 5.1 Power Generation and Delivery Responsibilities:
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ELECTRIC SERVICE TO BE FURNISHED. Authority shall make available to Contractor and Contractor shall take and pay for replacement power and energy associated with Existing Allocations in accordance with the terms and conditions herein provided. Authority shall continue to supply, and Contractor shall continue to purchase, the remainder of the 445,000 kilowatts of replacement power to which Contractor is entitled under Contract NS-1 under the provisions of said Contract NS-1 governing such power sales and not under the provisions of this Substitute First Revised Rate Schedule FERC No. 19, which shall henceforth be limited to purchase, retail transmission, delivery and resale of replacement power and energy associated with Existing Allocations. In the event that Authority shall determine at any time that there is an insufficient supply of firm energy available for sale by Authority to permit Contractor to take firm energy in unrestricted amounts, Authority shall have the right during any such period of insufficient supply occurring in any calendar month to restrict Contractor’s taking firm energy associated with replacement power to an amount equal to the product of (A) the number of hours in such period, (B) the contract demand for replacement power and (C) the actual load factor at which such energy is delivered to Contractor’s replacement power customers in the month or 95%, whichever is higher. Any restriction in excess of the above shall be construed to be a curtailment of electric service subject to billing adjustment. Replacement power and energy associated with New Allocations of replacement power shall not be purchased, transmitted, delivered or resold under the provisions of this Agreement. Instead, the transmission and delivery of such New Allocations shall be governed in all respects by the provisions of Part IV of NYISO's Open Access Transmission Tariff accepted by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) and in effect from time to time, or any successor tariff (“OATT”) and Contractor’s Retail Tariff P.S.C. No. 207 – Electricity approved by the New York State Public Service Commission (“the PSC”) and in effect from time to time, or any successor tariff (“Retail Tariff”). The Authority and the Contractor agree that Contractor’s bundled purchases, resales, retail transmission and deliveries of replacement power to replacement power customers eligible to receive such bundled retail transmission service shall henceforth be governed by this Agreement and not by Contract NS-1,...
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