Energy Before First Commercial Power Sample Clauses

Energy Before First Commercial Power. Prior to First Commercial Power, if the MFP is producing Energy and, if available, Capacity (in this Section, “MFP Preliminary Energy”) and the LIL and LTA are commissioned within the meaning of “Commissioning” as set forth in the NLDA, then the following provisions shall apply: (i) before the ML Commercial Operation Date, Nalcor may use, sell or otherwise dispose of, store or otherwise deal with any MFP Preliminary Energy in whatever manner it may determine, and Nalcor shall have no obligation to Emera in respect of any Energy produced or capable of being produced from the MFP; (ii) after the ML Commercial Operation Date, Nalcor may deliver MFP Preliminary Energy to NLH to satisfy the NL Native Load and may produce Energy from the MFP to produce Stored Energy, but shall not sell or otherwise dispose of any other MFP Preliminary Energy (such other Energy and, if available, Capacity being referred to as “Pre-FCP Surplus Energy”) in any manner unless it has first complied with the following provisions: (A) Emera shall have the option to purchase from Nalcor at the Delivery Point Pre-FCP Surplus Energy after adjustment for Transmission Losses at a purchase price equal to the Reference Day-Ahead Price for the applicable hours at the ISO-NE Salisbury node (described as NB-NE External Node .I.SALBRYNB345 in the ISO-NE Market Operations Manual) or any replacement or comparable node designated by the ISO-NE (the “Pricing Node”), less all Tariff Charges (including tariff charges in respect of applicable ancillary services) that would have been payable by Nalcor pursuant to: (1) the NS Transmission Utilization Agreement had such Pre-FCP Surplus Energy been transmitted from the Delivery Point to the NS-NB Border pursuant to that agreement; (2) pursuant to the New Brunswick Transmission Rights Utilization Agreement had such Pre-FCP Surplus Energy been transmitted from the NS-NB Border to the NB-Maine Border pursuant to that agreement; and (3) pursuant to the ISO-NE Tariff, had such Pre-FCP Surplus Energy been transmitted from the NB-Maine Border to the Pricing Node. If the Pricing Node ceases to exist or otherwise not serve as a valid reference point for determining a Reference Day-Ahead Price at the NB-Maine Border, the Parties agree to negotiate to determine the price, failing which such matter shall be a Specified Dispute.
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