Generation Compensation in Offtake Sample Clauses

Generation Compensation in Offtake. Constraint Due to Transmission Infrastructure Not Complete/ Ready Beyond Delivery Point (Transmission Constraint) After the scheduled commissioning date, if the plant is ready but the necessary power evacuation/ transmission infrastructure beyond Delivery Point is not ready, for reasons not attributable to the Power Producer, leading to offtake constraint, the provision for generation compensation is as follows:
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Generation Compensation in Offtake. Constraint Due to Transmission Infrastructure Not Complete/ Ready Beyond Delivery Point (Transmission Constraint) After the scheduled commissioning date, if the plant is ready but the necessary power evacuation/ transmission infrastructure beyond Delivery Point is not ready, for reasons not attributable to the Power Producer, leading to offtake constraint, the provision for generation compensation is as follows: Transmission Constraint beyond Delivery Point Provision for Generation Compensation If the plant is ready but the necessary power evacuation/ transmission infrastructure beyond Delivery Point is not ready, leading to offtake constraint a) The normative CUF of 19% (nineteen per cent) or committed CUF, whichever is lower, for the period of grid unavailability beyond Delivery Point, shall be taken for the purpose of calculation of generation loss. Corresponding to this generation loss, the excess generation by the Sucessful Bidder in the succeeding 3 (three) Contract Years, shall be procured by GUVNL at the PPA tariff so as to offset this loss. b) If the transmission delay is directly attributable to the organization building the transmission network and some penalty is imposed on him, then a part of that penalty may be utilized by GUVNL for compensating the generation loss. However, it is clarified that if the plant is ready before SCOD, but the offtake is constrained because of inadequate/ incomplete power evacuation infrastructure beyond Delivery Point, no compensation shall be permissible.
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