Net Metering & Utility Credits Sample Clauses

Net Metering & Utility Credits. At any time that electric production from the Project is greater than Host ’s requirements at such time, Host shall nevertheless pay Provider "Provider" means Tioga Solar [___], LLC, a [_____] limited liability company, and all successors and assigns. for all of the electricity produced by the Project (other than as provided in Section 13(e) of this Agreement ) at the rates and in the manner provided in this Agreement . Host may make arrangements with the Local Electric Utility so that power in excess of Host ’s requirements may be delivered to the Local Electric Utility through the Point of Delivery "Point of Delivery" means the connection between the solar electric system and the host site�s electrical system. and Host shall receive any credits or payments from the Local Electric Utility may be available under net metering or similar programs. If Applicable Law or the practice of the Local Electric Utility restricts the ability of the Host to deliver electricity produced by the Project to the Local Electric Utility , then the Parties shall agree on alternate arrangements to enable Host , insofar as possible, to receive benefits from the Local Electric Utility comparable to those available under net metering programs, provided that the economic benefits to Provider remain as provided in this Section 7(b). [(7b) If the Tioga solar electric system produces electricity in excess of the customer’s needs, the customer is still required to pay for all electricity generated at the agreed upon rates. The customer is entitled to net metering or other utility credits. Net metering programs are managed by the customer’s electric utility and provide electricity credit to the customer for electricity generated by the Tioga solar electric system that is in excess of the customer’s needs at that time.]
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Net Metering & Utility Credits. At any time that electric production from the Project is greater than [COMPANY 1]'s requirements at such time, [COMPANY 1] shall nevertheless pay [PROVIDER COMPANY] for all of the electricity produced by the Project (other than as provided in [SECTION 13(13.05)] of this Agreement) at the rates and in the manner provided in this Agreement. [COMPANY 1] may make arrangements with the Local Electric Utility so that power in excess of [COMPANY 1]'s requirements may be delivered to the Local Electric Utility through the Point of Delivery and [COMPANY 1] shall receive any credits or payments from the Local Electric Utility may be available under net metering or similar programs. If Applicable Law or the practice of the Local Electric Utility restricts the ability of the [COMPANY 1] to deliver electricity produced by the Project to the Local Electric Utility, then the Parties shall agree on alternate arrangements to enable [COMPANY 1], insofar as possible, to receive benefits from the Local Electric Utility comparable to those available under net metering programs, provided that the economic benefits to [PROVIDER COMPANY] remain as provided in this [SECTION 7(7.02)].
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Net Metering & Utility Credits. At any time that electric production from the Site Equipment is greater than Customer’s requirements at such time, Customer shall nevertheless pay BASC for all of the electricity produced by the Site Equipment at the rates and in the manner provided in this Agreement. Customer may make arrangements with the Local Electric Utility so that power in excess of Customer’s requirements may be delivered to the Local Electric Utility through the Delivery Point and Customer shall receive any credits or payments from the Local Electric Utility may be available under net metering or similar programs. If Applicable Law or the practice of the Local Electric Utility restricts the ability of the Customer to deliver electricity produced by the Site Equipment to the Local Electric Utility, then the Parties shall agree on alternate arrangements to enable Customer, insofar as possible, to receive benefits from the Local Electric Utility comparable to those available under net metering programs, provided that the economic benefits to BASC remain as provided in this Section 1.
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Net Metering & Utility Credits. At any time that electric production from a Project is greater than the Host’s requirements at a Site at such time, the Host shall nevertheless pay the Contractor for all of the electricity produced by the Project at the rates and in the manner provided in this Agreement. The Host may make arrangements with the Local Electric Utility or other Electric Service Contractor (including the New York Power Authority) so that power in excess of the Host’s requirements may be delivered to the Local Electric Utility’s electric distribution system through the Point of Delivery and the Host shall receive any credits or payments from the Local Electric Utility or other Electric Service Contractor (including the New York Power Authority) that may be available under net metering, remote net metering or similar programs. If Applicable Law or the practice of the Local Electric Utility or other Electric Service Contractor restricts the ability of the Host to deliver electricity produced by the Project to the Local Electric Utility or other Electric Service Contractor then the Parties shall negotiate, in good faith, to establish alternate arrangements to enable the Host, insofar as possible, to receive benefits from the Local Electric Utility or other Electric Service Contractor comparable to those available under net metering programs, provided that the economic benefits to the Contractor remain as provided in this Agreement (including, without limitation, Sections 7 and 8).
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Net Metering & Utility Credits. At any time that electric production from the System is greater than Customer's requirements at such time, Customer shall nevertheless pay Provider for all of the electricity produced by the System at the rates and in the manner provided in this Agreement. However, if the agreed upon number of annual kWh credits that the customer received exceeds their annual usage, High Peaks Solar can adjust the subscription amount to lessen the customer's expected annual allottment. Customer may make arrangements so that electricity in excess of Customer's requirements may be delivered to the Local Electric Utility at the Interconnection Point and Customer shall be permitted to retain any credits or payments from the Local Electric Utility that may be available under net metering or similar programs excluding any such credits or payments to which Provider is entitled pursuant to this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, Provider is not entitled to any virtual net metering monetary credits under this Agreement. Provider shall reasonably cooperate with Customer to facilitate Customer's receipt of payments or benefits under such net metering or similar programs and if Provider is deemed to be the owner of any such credits or payments under net metering or similar programs, Provider shall assign the same (or the proceeds thereof) to Customer.
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