Final System Size Sample Clauses

Final System Size. The Final System Size shall be based on the System’s as-built configuration as indicated by Seller in the System Energized Notification Form (Exhibit C). If the Final System Size differs from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form: 3.9.1. Any increase that results in a Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Metercustomer’s utility meter that exceeds 2,000 kW (DC rating) shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.2. Any increase or decrease that results in a Final System Size that is not within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.3. Any increase or decrease in a Final System Size that results in a change in a Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.4. Any changes in a Final System Sizesize from the Planned Installed Capacity (a) that does not cause the Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Metercustomer’s utility meter to exceed 2,000kW (DC rating), (b) that is within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form, and (c) that does not result in a change in Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form, shall be deemed approved by Buyer. 3.9.5. Notwithstanding any approved changes in a Final System Sizesize from the Planned Installed Capacity, the Maximum Contract Quantity will not be adjusted and will be calculated based on the Planned Installed Capacity of the original System.
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Final System Size. The Final System Size shall be based on the System’s as-built configuration. If the Final System Size differs from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form: Any increase that results in a Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Meter that exceeds 2,000 kW (DC rating) shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. Any increase or decrease that results in a Final System Size that is not within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. Any increase or decrease in a Final System Size that results in a change in a Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. Any other changes in a Final System Size will be subject to the approval of Buyer at its sole discretion. Notwithstanding any approved changes in a Final System Size, the Maximum Contract Quantity will not be adjusted and will be calculated based on the Planned Installed Capacity of the original System. Substitute System(s). Prior to the System being Energized, Seller may request for one or more substitute systems to replace the System identified in this Agreement. Such a request must be made in writing to Buyer and is subject to the following conditions: Approval of such requests is at the sole discretion of the Buyer. The total size of the substitute system(s) in aggregate must be within the greater of: 25% or 5 kW of the Planned Installed Capacity of the System being replaced. Seller and Buyer will execute an Additional Agreement as prepared by Buyer with terms identical to the terms of this Agreement for each substitute system. Buyer at its sole discretion shall specify the amount designated as “Maximum Contract Quantity” in each Additional Agreement so that the amount in aggregate across such Addition Agreement(s) shall not exceed the Maximum Contract Quantity associated with the System that is being replaced. The substitute system(s) must meet all the same requirements (e.g., use of “qualified person” for installation, qualifying as a “new” system, same development deadlines, not used to support prior awards) as the System that is being replaced. Notwithstanding any size changes approved by Buyer, Buyer may retain the entire Performance Assurance for the System prior to the approval of the size change. If one or m...
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Final System Size. The Final System Size shall be based on the System’s as-built configuration. If the Final System Size differs from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form: 3.9.1. Any increase that results in a Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Meter that exceeds 2,000 kW (DC rating) shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.2. Any increase or decrease that results in a Final System Size that is not within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.3. Any increase or decrease in a Final System Size that results in a change in a Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.4. Any other changes in a Final System Size will be subject to the approval of Buyer at its sole discretion. 3.9.5. Notwithstanding any approved changes in a Final System Size, the Maximum Contract Quantity will not be adjusted and will be calculated based on the Planned Installed Capacity of the original System.
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Final System Size. The Final System Size shall be based on the System’s as-built configuration as indicated by Seller in the System Energized Notification Form (Exhibit C). If the Final System Size differs from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form: 3.9.1. Any increase that results in a Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Meter that exceeds 2,000 kW (DC rating) shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.2. Any increase or decrease that results in a Final System Size that is not within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.3. Any increase or decrease in a Final System Size that results in a change in a Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement. 3.9.4. Any changes in a Final System Size (a) that does not cause the Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Meter to exceed 2,000kW (DC rating), (b) that is within the greater of: + 25% or + 5kW, from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form, and (c) that does not result in a change in Size Category as set forth in the System Identification Form, shall be deemed approved by Buyer. 3.9.5. Notwithstanding any approved changes in a Final System Size, the Maximum Contract Quantity will not be adjusted and will be calculated based on the Planned Installed Capacity of the original System.
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Final System Size. The Final System Size shall be based on the System’s as-built configuration. If the Final System Size differs from the Planned Installed Capacity as set forth in the System Identification Form: 3.9.1. Any increase that results in a Final System Size behind the Revenue Quality Meter that exceeds 2,000 kW (DC rating) shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this Agreement.
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