Excess Energy. “Excess Energy” shall have the definition set forth in the Power Purchase Agreement.
Excess Energy. Notwithstanding any other provision in this EPA, the Buyer will not be obligated in any hour during the Energy Delivery Period to purchase or accept delivery from the Seller at the POI of any Excess Energy, and no amount will be payable by the Buyer for any Excess Energy regardless of whether the Buyer consented to or accepted delivery of such Excess Energy.
Excess Energy. The energy (kWh) generated each month in excess of the Customer’s usage will be credited to the Customer’s account the following month. Accounts shall be reconciled and zeroed at the end of each calendar year. If the electricity generated by the Customer during a calendar year exceeds the amount of electricity supplied by the District, the Customer will not be compensated for the energy produced during the year.
Excess Energy. Throughout the Effective Term, the Owner shall have the right to the benefit of Excess Energy from each Unit, and in the event any Excess Energy is produced, the Owner shall sell such Excess Energy through the Buyer, and the Buyer shall remit proceeds from the sale of any such Excess Energy to the Owner upon and subject to the terms and conditions of this Arrangement.
Excess Energy. A. If the Facility does not have a Storage Facility, and during any CAISO Settlement Interval (as defined by CAISO) Seller delivers energy in excess of the product of the Generating Capacity and the duration of the Settlement Interval, expressed in hours, the price applicable to all such excess MWh shall be zero dollars ($0.00);
B. If the Facility does have a Storage Facility and during any CAISO Settlement Interval (as defined by CAISO) and Seller delivers (i) energy in excess of the product of the Contract Capacity and the duration of the Settlement Interval, expressed in hours, or (ii) energy solely from the Generating Facility in excess of the product of 1,000 kW and the duration of the Settlement Interval, expressed in hours, the price applicable to all such excess MWh shall be zero dollars ($0.00).
Excess Energy. Annual Excess Energy If during any Contract Year, the sum of the Delivered Energy and Deemed Generated Energy is in excess of 115% of the Annual Expected Output, then for each MWh of Delivered Energy or Deemed Generated Energy in excess of such threshold (“Annual Excess Energy”), the applicable price paid by Buyers shall be equal to the lesser of (a) the Delivery Point LMP applicable to the interval in which such Annual Excess Energy was delivered or deemed generated, as applicable, or (b) 75% of the PPA Price. Curtailment Rights In the event the Facility is curtailed due to an Emergency (as to be defined in the interconnection agreement), Force Majeure, by the CAISO or the transmission owner, or for any reason other than Buyers’ sole action or inaction, Seller shall not be liable for failure to deliver such curtailed energy and Buyers shall not be obligated to pay for such curtailed energy. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Buyers may curtail deliveries of energy at any time and for any duration (“Buyer-Directed Curtailment”). Buyers shall have no obligation to pay Seller for up to [fifty (50) x MW] hours of Buyer- Directed Curtailment per contract year. For any Buyer-Directed Curtailment in excess of [fifty (50) x MW] hours per Contract Year, Buyers shall pay Seller for such energy at the PPA Price, except as set forth in the Annual Excess Energy provision. All energy not generated in excess of [fifty (50) x MW] hours per Contract Year shall be defined as “Deemed Generated Energy.” Operations and Maintenance Seller shall not during the months of June through September inclusive schedule any non-emergency maintenance that reduces the Energy generation capability of the Facility by more than ten percent (10%), unless (i) such outage is required to avoid damage to the Facility, (ii) such maintenance is necessary to maintain equipment warranties and cannot be scheduled outside the months of June through September, (iii) such outage is required in accordance with prudent electrical practices, or (iv) the Parties agree otherwise in writing.
Excess Energy. The energy (kWh) generated each month in excess of the Customer’s usage will be credited to the Customer’s account the following month. Accounts shall be reconciled and zeroed at the end of each calendar year. If the electricity generated by the Customer during a calendar year exceeds the amount of electricity supplied by the District, the Customer shall be compensated at the District’s average energy cost (per kWh) for the year. The buyback shall not exceed one hundred and fifty ($150) dollars.
Excess Energy. (A) Seller shall notify Company promptly upon Seller’s delivery of Renewable Energy hereunder that exceeds 110% of the Committed Energy for a Commercial Operation Year. Within 10 Business Days of any such notice, Company shall elect by notice to Seller either to accept or to decline any Excess Energy generated by the Facility through the balance of such Commercial Operation Year. Failure by Company to deliver such notice shall be deemed an election by Company to decline any Excess Energy for that Commercial Operation Year.
(B) If Company elects to accept Excess Energy, Company shall pay Seller the full Energy Payment Rate for all Excess Energy for the balance of that Commercial Operation Year.
(C) If Company declines Excess Energy, (1) Company’s purchases of Renewable Energy with respect to the applicable Commercial Operation Year shall cease when Renewable Energy generated by the Facility and delivered to the Point of Delivery reaches 115% of the Committed Energy for such Commercial Operation Year, and (2) Seller shall have the right to sell such Excess Energy (including associated RECs) to one or more third parties until the earlier of (x) the end of the applicable Commercial Operation Year and (y) written notice is provided by Company that it will resume payments hereunder for such Renewable Energy at the Energy Payment Rate, after which the Parties’ obligations shall resume pursuant to this PPA. Seller shall be solely responsible for all costs and logistics associated with such third-party sales, including arranging transmission service and delivery at no cost to Company. For the avoidance of doubt, Company shall continue to have the exclusive right to control the dispatch of the Battery Storage System (including to charge the Battery Storage System with Grid Charging Energy, and dispatch such Battery Energy), regardless of whether Company declines Excess Energy.
(D) [During the Compliance Period, if (i) the Renewable Energy generated by the Facility and delivered to the Point of Delivery exceeds 115% of the Committed Energy in a Commercial Operation Year, (ii) the Energy discharged by the Battery Storage System in such Commercial Operation Year is less than the Annual Throughput Limit for such Commercial Operation Year, and (iii) Company has elected not to purchase Excess Energy in accordance with Section 8.2(C) for such Commercial Operation Year, then Seller shall provide, subject to the Battery Storage System Operating Procedures, Solar Charging Ene...
Excess Energy. Atmospheric pollutants from point and nonpoint sources Inputs of heat, sound, or light that disturb wildlife or ecosystems It may be difficult to determine the sources of many atmospheric pollutants – and thus hard to take action to counter them. These inputs of energy can have strong effects on some species or ecosystems. List the type, source, and if possible, the specific pollutants of concern
