Energy Delivery. The date on which the delivery of Energy to the applicable Site commences (the “Commercial Operation Date”) shall be the date on which all of the following shall have occurred: (a) Provider shall have certified to Customer that the System is substantially complete and available for commercial operation, (b) all permits and licenses required to be obtained under Applicable Law in connection with the operation of the System shall have been obtained and be in full force and effect, and (c) Customer shall have entered into an interconnection agreement with the local electricity utility which shall occur no later than December 31, 2013.
Energy Delivery. The date on which the delivery of Energy from the System commences (the “Commercial Operation Date”) shall be the date on which all of the following shall have occurred: (a) Provider shall have certified to Customer in writing that the System is substantially complete and available for commercial operation; (b) all permits and licenses required to be obtained under Applicable Law in connection with the operation of the System shall have been obtained and be in full force and effect; and (c) Customer shall have entered into an interconnection agreement with the local electricity utility. In no event shall Provider have any liability to Customer for a delay in the Commercial Operation Date caused by Customer, Customer’s electricity provider, a local agency issuing permits for the System or any other third parties outside of Provider’s control.
Energy Delivery. Seller shall deliver the Contract Quantity of the Product at the Delivery Point, and Seller shall be fully responsible for all costs, charges, expenses, and requirements associated with delivering the Product to the Delivery Point. Buyer will have no obligation to pay for any Product not delivered to the Delivery Point.
Energy Delivery. Seller shall schedule and deliver Energy to PGE at the Delivery Point, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date and continuing through the end of the Delivery Period, subject to the terms and conditions herein.
3.4.1 Seller shall provide PGE with (i) a rolling generation forecast, updated hourly, for the next fourteen (14) days, (ii) a rolling generation forecast for five
Energy Delivery. Seller shall schedule and deliver Generating Facility Energy to PGE at the Generating Facility Delivery Point, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date and continuing through the end of the Delivery Period, subject to the terms and conditions herein.
3.6.1 Seller shall provide PGE with (i) a rolling generation forecast, updated hourly, for the next fourteen (14) days, (ii) a rolling generation forecast for five (5) minute and fifteen (15) minute intervals, updated every five (5) and fifteen (15) minutes respectively, for the next twenty four (24) hours, and (iii) an updated hourly generation forecast ninety (90) minutes prior to each delivery hour for the balance of the delivery day (“Generation Forecast”). Each Generation Forecast shall be performed by the Forecasting Agent. The Forecasting Agent shall utilize methodology consistent that the requirements set forth in Exhibit L. At PGE’s request, (a) Seller shall provide PGE with all reasonably requested information required to facilitate the Parties’ compliance with Reliability Entity requirements, and (b) Seller will cause the Forecasting Agent to provide PGE with an Application Program Interface from which PGE can access raw forecasting files. The Forecasting Agent and PGE shall have real time access to information and forecasts concerning the Facility’s availability status.
3.6.2 Seller shall schedule the Products in accordance with Section 3.9.2 for delivery to PGE at the Generating Facility Delivery Point in the amount of Generating Facility Energy expected to be generated by the Facility consistent with the Generation Forecast. Seller’s Generating Facility Energy delivery Schedule may not intentionally exceed the Generation Forecast in any hour. Seller and PGE agree that the intent of this Section 3.6.2 is for Seller to schedule and deliver Generating Facility Energy resembling actual production for each hour.
3.6.3 Seller shall provide PGE with a real-time ICCP and XXXX communications link to the Generating Facility metered output.
3.6.4 If Seller or its agent reasonably anticipates that Market Index Prices will be less than zero, and Seller expects to receive little or no net payment for its output (“Negative Price Event”), Seller shall have the right, but not the obligation, to suspend part or all of its deliveries, via a reduction in Facility Output, for the anticipated duration of the Negative Price Event. In the event the Market Index Price is less than zero during the Negative Price Event...
Energy Delivery. (a) The date on which the delivery of Energy to the Delivery Point commences (the “Commercial Operation Date” or “COD”) shall be the earlier (i) of June 8, 2021 (subject to day-for-day extension if all local permits have been diligently pursued but have not been received by February 18, 2021 and for delays caused by Force Majeure) (the “Required COD Date”) and (ii) the date on which all of the following shall have occurred: (x) Provider shall have certified to Host that the System is substantially complete and capable of regular commercial operation in accordance with good practices and manufacturer guidelines for all material components and that all performance testing has been satisfactorily completed, (y) all permits and licenses required to be obtained under Applicable Law in connection with the operation of the System shall have been obtained and be in full force and effect, and (z) Provider (either solely or together with Host) shall have entered into an interconnection agreement with the Utility and completed all interconnection requirements.
(b) In the event that Provider fails to achieve the COD by the Required COD Date, Provider shall be liable for delay liquidated damages in the amount of $1,500 per month (pro rated for partial months) for the period between the Required COD and the actual COD. Such delay liquidated damages shall be payable for no more than one month, after which Host shall have the option to terminate this Agreement pursuant to Section 10.4.
Energy Delivery. We will cause the energy to be delivered to the applicable Utility or ISO at any point of interconnection between the applicable third party transmission systems and those of the Utility or ISO (the "Delivery Point"), at our sole cost and expense. Each Utility will be responsible for receiving the energy and distributing it to the Facility. Title to and risk of loss related to the energy will transfer from us to you at the Delivery Point. If we fail to deliver all or part of your energy requirements, we will pay any Energy Imbalance Charges on account of such failure; except and to the extent such failure is excused or caused by (i) Force Majeure, (ii) a default by you, or (iii) a Utility Curtailment Notice.
Energy Delivery. Seller shall deliver the Contract Quantity of the Energy component of Product ACCEPTED FOR PROCESSING - 2024 January 29 2:53 PM - SCPSC - 2024-39-E - Page 12 of 75 at the Delivery Point, and Seller shall be fully responsible for all costs, charges, expenses, and requirements associated with delivering the Energy to the Delivery Point. Except as set forth in Section 8.6, Buyer will have no obligation to pay for any Energy not delivered to the Delivery Point.
Energy Delivery. The following is a typical settings setup and delivery of energy during a procedure. Some typical procedure settings are shown in Table 2. Initial energy delivery should start at default settings of 1500 V/cm. Precise spacing of all IRE probe tips must be entered and probe convergence should be noted if IRE probe pull backs will be needed. A tissue conductivity test should be performed using only 10 or 20 pulses per electrode pair. This change can be made on the parameters table by clicking the “Edit” button on the probe placement screen. Once the number of pulses has been changed to 10 or 20 pulses for all probe pairs, the “Apply” button is used to save the changes. Navigation of the NanoKnife software and the procedure is continued in normal fashion to deliver the “tissue conductivity test”. Once completed, the graphs on the results tab are evaluated to ensure that the starting amperage level is within a range of 20-35 amps for each Probe Pair. If the amperage level for any probe pair is outside this range, adjustments should be made and re-tested using the “tissue conductivity test.” Hierarchy of adjustments:
4.3.1.1 Amperage > 35 amps
1) Confirm that the inter-probe spacing is accurate. NOTE: The most common reason for high amperage is that probe spacing is too narrow (i.e. <1.0 cm).
2) Once probe spacing is confirmed then consider reducing probe exposure by .5 cm or 1 cm (especially if amperage level is high for multiple probe pairs). Note: A probe exposure less than 1 cm is typically not used.
3) If spacing is confirmed and probe exposure is already at 1.0 cm, consider reducing Pulse Length from 90 um to 70 um (especially if current is above 40 amps and there is a sharp rise in amperage seen across each single pulse duration).
4) If the current is larger than 35 amps, but less than 40 amps, and probe exposure is set at 1cm, consider reducing Pulse Length from 90 um to 80 um (especially if there is a sharp rise in amperage seen across each single pulse duration).
5) Consider reducing the Volts/cm parameter by 200 to 400 V/cm for the affected probe pairs. This change can be made in the parameter table while in “Edit” mode. (This change will likely reduce the size of the IRE zone produced by the affected probe pairs).
6) Consider changing the polarity of the needles.
Energy Delivery. To the extent that transmission service is necessary for Seller to make required deliveries of Energy to the Delivery Point, Seller shall reserve and utilize, at its own expense, firm transmission service from the Project to the Delivery Point in the amount necessary for delivery of all Energy sold to Buyer under this Agreement. To the extent that transmission service is necessary for Buyer to take receipt of Energy as required at the Delivery Point, Buyer shall arrange and be responsible for transmission service from the Delivery Point. Title to and risk of loss associated with the Energy shall pass from Seller to Buyer at the Delivery Point, in accordance with the Scheduling procedures set forth in this Agreement.
