Common use of Incremental Energy Clause in Contracts

Incremental Energy. The Facility may through limited over-firing ------------------ of the Units, have a generation capability that is higher than Net Dependable Capacity of up to approximately five (5) MW per Unit higher than its Net Dependable Capacity. "Incremental Energy" means Electric Energy generated through limited over-firing of the Units (as installed as of the Commercial Operations Date). Buyer may Dispatch Incremental Energy if and to the extent available in an amount of up to 250 hours per Contract Year in accordance with this Section 4.4, if and to the extent that Seller is not generating Incremental Energy to offset a Forced Derating. Buyer shall not be obligated to purchase Incremental Energy at the Incremental Energy Rate to the extent generated by Seller to offset a Forced Derating.

Incremental Energy. The Facility may through limited over-firing ------------------ of the Units, have a generation capability that is higher than Net Dependable Capacity of up to approximately five (5) MW per Unit higher than its Net Dependable Capacity. "Incremental Energy" means Electric Energy generated through limited over-firing of the Units (as installed as of the Commercial Operations Date). Buyer may Dispatch Incremental Energy if and to the extent available in an amount of up to 250 hours per Contract Year in accordance with this Section 4.4, if and to the extent that Seller is not generating Incremental Energy to offset a Forced Derating. Buyer shall not be obligated to purchase Incremental Energy at the Incremental Energy Rate to the extent generated by Seller to offset a Forced Derating.