Excess Energy Sales and Supplemental Power Purchases Sample Clauses

Excess Energy Sales and Supplemental Power Purchases. (A) Purchaser shall not have the right to remarket any Excess Energy or use Output other than as set forth herein to meet the energy needs of the Wenatchee Works primary aluminum reduction operations. (B) Excess Energy not needed in the operation of Wenatchee Works will be sold by the District on a daily basis, or on a forward basis at the written request of Purchaser. The District will remarket such Excess Energy in accordance with certain criteria and limitations (C) It may be necessary to make Excess Energy sales on a preschedule and/or real time basis. The sales shall be subject to certain of the terms set forth in Appendix D. The sales prices for these sales shall be determined as follows: (i) The price for daily sales shall be the Mid-Columbia Firm Peak and Off-Peak prices, for the respective hours covered by the indices for Monday through Saturday, and for the ‘Sunday and NERC Holiday’ index for all hours on Sunday. (ii) In the event that the Mid-Columbia Firm Peak index differs by more than 10% from the Mid-Columbia Non-Firm Peak index or the Mid-Columbia Firm Off-Peak index differs from the Non-Firm Off-Peak index by more than 10% evidencing highly volatile markets, the daily price for sales shall be the actual weighted average of all sales, completed during the preschedule and the real-time trading at Mid-Columbia marketing hub, by the District for that day in the respective Peak and Off-Peak periods. Other mutually agreeable triggers may be used if the Non-Firm index does not have sufficient volume to make it relative of the actual real-time market. (D) At Purchaser’s written request, the District will enter into third party contracts under which the District will make on Purchaser’s behalf, Supplemental Power Purchases for the operation of the Wenatchee Works. Purchaser shall notify the District in writing of the identity of all persons authorized to request such contracts on behalf of Purchaser. Purchaser shall be strictly liable for all payments, costs and expenses arising under any such contracts and shall hold the District free and harmless therefrom. Other terms and conditions and applicable Supplemental Power Purchases are set forth in Appendix D. (E) It may be necessary to make Supplemental Power Purchases on a preschedule and/or real time basis. The purchases shall be subject to certain of the terms set forth in Appendix D. The purchase prices for these purchases shall be determined as follows: (i) The price for daily purchases shall be...
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Excess Energy Sales and Supplemental Power Purchases. The District will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to assist Purchaser, at its request, with the management of its power resource portfolio for Wenatchee Works.

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