NET EFFECTIVE GENERATING CAPACITY Clause Samples
The Net Effective Generating Capacity clause defines the actual, usable output capacity of a power generation facility after accounting for factors such as maintenance, outages, and operational limitations. In practice, this clause specifies how the effective capacity is calculated, often by subtracting unavailable or derated capacity from the facility’s total installed capacity, and may set standards for measurement or reporting. Its core function is to provide a clear and agreed-upon basis for determining the amount of electricity that can reliably be delivered, thereby ensuring transparency and fairness in performance obligations and contractual settlements.
NET EFFECTIVE GENERATING CAPACITY. The maximum continuous ability of each Unit to produce power, less auxiliary power requirements.
NET EFFECTIVE GENERATING CAPACITY. The maximum continuous ability of each Unit of the Enlarged Four Corners Generating Station to produce power, which shall be determined for each Unit of the Enlarged Four Corners Generating Station in accordance with the Operating Agreement.