Nameplate Capacity. The term “Nameplate Capacity” shall mean the manufacturer’s nameplate rated output capability of the generator, based on alternating current (AC). For multi-unit generator facilities, the “Nameplate Capacity” of the facility shall be the sum of the individual manufacturer’s nameplate rated output capabilities of the generators. For inverter-based Generating Facilities, the maximum rated capacity or “Nameplate Capacity” shall be the sum of the inverters maximum rated capacity AC in megawatts.
Nameplate Capacity. The term “Nameplate Capacity” shall mean the manufacturer’s kWAC nameplate rated output capability of the Facility as measured at the delivery point specified in AC. For multi-unit generator facilities, the “Nameplate Capacity” of the Facility shall be the sum of the individual manufacturer’s kWAC nameplate rated output capabilities of the generators. The Nameplate Capacity shall also include the DC rating of the Facility. For inverted-based generating facilities, the “Nameplate Capacity” shall be the manufacturer’s rated kWAC output on the inverters.
Nameplate Capacity. Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated electric output, expressed in MW, which the turbines of the wind facility under commercial operations can produce at their rated wind speed as designated by the turbine's manufacturer.
Nameplate Capacity. Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated electric output, expressed in MW, which the turbines of the wind farm facility under commercial operations can produce at their rated wind speed as designated by the turbine’s manufacturer. The nameplate capacity at the start of each year of commercial operations on the lease will be specified in the COP. For example, if the Lessee has 20 turbines under commercial operations rated by the design manufacturer at 5 MW of output each, the nameplate capacity of the wind farm facility at the rated wind speed of the turbines would be 100 MW.
Nameplate Capacity. Deficit Damages equal to (a) the difference between (i) Expected Nameplate Capacity Rating and (ii) the Nameplate Capacity Rating of the Facility upon the date of Final Completion, stated in MWs, multiplied by (b) $ . • Output Guaranty. Output Shortfall Damages resulting from delivery of less than % in any rolling period, based on cost to cover. • Default/Termination. Section 11 of the PPA specifies Events of Defaults, cure rights, termination rights and damages. • Payment to Customer. Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect or draw upon security for any damages owed by Seller and shall pay 100% of the collected amount to Customer within thirty (30) days of receipt, net of any internal and external costs, if any, reasonably incurred by Company and directly related to collection efforts or Seller’s default. Credit Support: • Section 8 of the PPA specifies Seller’s security and credit support requirements under the PPA, including Project Development Security through COD and Default Security at and after COD in the form of a guaranty meeting the Credit Requirements or cash or a Letter of Credit, each in the amount of $ per kW of Expected Nameplate Capacity Rating ($ ). • Company has determined that Customer is currently sufficiently creditworthy that Customer need not deliver a Guaranty or Letter of Credit to Company under Section 6.5 of the RESC and, subject to Section 6.6 of the RESC, Customer will not be required to do so as long as, in the reasonable judgment of Company, Customer remains creditworthy
Nameplate Capacity. The term “Nameplate Capacity” means the stated design capacity of the cryogenic processing facilities at the Chipeta Plant, which capacity shall be deemed to be 600 MMcf/day on and after the in-service date of Train III.
Nameplate Capacity the total nameplate capacity rating of all the Generation included in the Generation System. For this definition the “standby” and/or maximum rated kW capacity on the nameplate shall be used.
Nameplate Capacity. The maximum rated output of a generator, prime mover, or other electric power production equipment under specific conditions designated by the manufacturer and is usually indicated on a nameplate physically attached to the power production equipment.
Nameplate Capacity. The term 'Nameplate Capacity" shall mean the maximum continuous electrical output capability of the generator(s)at any time at a power factor of ninety percent (90%).
Nameplate Capacity. Delete Section 1.5, Nameplate Capacity in Exhibit A, Site Data, in its entirety and replace with the following: “Nameplate Capacity The Nitric Acid Facility has a nameplate capacity of *** short tons (100% basis) per year.”
