Metering Electricity Sample Clauses

Metering Electricity. If Landlord shall determine that Tenant's proposed or actual consumption of electricity is in excess of standard consumption for general office use as set forth in Section 8.03(e) above, then Landlord may either charge Tenant directly for such excess services in accordance with the foregoing section, or require Tenant to enter into a contract for electrical service to the Premises directly with the provider of electrical

Metering Electricity. If Lessor shall determine that Lessee's proposed or actual consumption of electricity is in excess of standard consumption for general office use, then Lessee, at its option, shall either (a) pay Lessor directly for such excess services or (b) enter into a contract for electrical service to the Leased Premises directly with the provider of electrical service to the Building. Lessee shall pay the entire cost and expense of installing and maintaining meters, panels, wiring and other items required to accommodate excess services to Lessee. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, Lessee may, upon prior notice to Lessor, elect to enter into a contract for electrical service to the Leased Premises directly with a provider of such service. In such event, Lessor agrees to reduce the Operating Expense Stop with respect to such budgeted electrical costs as appropriate. In addition, if Lessee contracts directly with a provider of electrical service, Lessee shall (i) pay the entire cost and expense of installing and maintaining any meters, panels, wirings and other items reasonably required by Lessor to accommodate such directly contracted electrical services and (ii) not be entitled to any abatement for Service Interruption with respect to electrical service as otherwise provided in Section 5.4 unless such Service Interruption was caused by the negligence or willful intent by Lessor.

Metering Electricity. If Landlord shall determine that Tenant's proposed or actual consumption of electricity is in excess of what the standard consumption would be for general office use during Business Hours, then Landlord may either charge Tenant directly for such excess services or require Tenant to enter into a contract for electrical service to the Leased Premises directly with the provider of electrical service to the Building. Tenant shall pay the entire cost and expense of installing and maintaining meters, panels, wiring and other items required to accommodate excess services to Tenant. For avoidance of doubt and notwithstanding the foregoing, Landlord shall review the Drawings and Specifications prepared by Tenant's Architect and any equipment specifications and quantities provided by Tenant to Landlord five (5) days after Tenant furnishes same to Landlord (per the schedule in Exhibit D-2 to Exhibit D) to determine if Tenant's estimated consumption of electricity during Business Hours with respect to the quantities of equipment so disclosed to Landlord will exceed the "Electrical Design Criteria" (as specified in Exhibit D-3 to

Metering Electricity. All Electric Energy delivered by Seller to Buyer from the Facility under this Agreement shall be metered by the Revenue Meters and the readings therefrom, including calculated transformer and transmission line losses between the Revenue Meters and the Point of Delivery, shall be made in accordance with Prudent Industry Practice consistently applied. All Replacement Power and Substitute Power delivered to Buyer from facilities inside the Interconnected Utility System, shall be metered by the Interconnected Utility. For all Replacement Power and Substitute Power from sources outside the Interconnected Utility System, the delivered amount shall be the amount scheduled as delivered to the Interconnected Utility System by the system delivering such Replacement Power or Substitute Power into the Interconnected Utility System. The Energy Charge for which Buyer will be billed for Electric Energy also will be net of an adjustment for the value of the amount of electricity consumed by other non-operating Units at the Facility (or the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units) during the billing period ("Non-Billable Generation") to yield the "billable generation" for the billing period. To establish the value of kilowatt hours of electricity provided by the Facility and consumed by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units for a billing period, the total for each billing period of electricity consumed by each Unit or unit will be determined from the individual Unit or unit meter readings using the Facility's Revenue Meter(s) (for the Units) and similar meters for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units which will then be summed for (both) Units and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units. Samples of such calculations are set forth in Appendix G.