Operational Capacity Testing Sample Clauses

Operational Capacity Testing. 2.1 Upon completion of the first period (i.e., either Summer Period or Winter Period) after the Commercial Operations Date, the Facility shall be rerated by testing as described in this Appendix IX. At least fourteen (14) days prior to completion of that first period, Seller shall designate a new Estimated Dependable Capacity and any payments for Dependable Capacity shall be made based on this new Estimated Dependable Capacity. This new Estimated Dependable Capacity shall not exceed one hundred and two and one-half percent (102.5%) of the original contracted capacity. Within the first fourteen (14) days of the applicable Summer or Winter Period, Purchaser shall monitor a test of the Dependable Capacity. Purchaser may, at its sole discretion, request one additional test if Purchaser is not satisfied with the results of that first test. If the test results indicate that the Facility's Dependable Capacity is less than the Estimated Dependable Capacity designated by the Seller, and if Purchaser requests an additional test, the number of days that pass between the date of the first test and the date Seller notified Purchaser that the Facility is ready for an additional test shall be counted as Forced Full Outage days. Upon successful completion of such test, Seller may set the Dependable Capacity rating at any level up to the tested capacity, except that the Seller may not set the Dependable Capacity at any level in excess of one hundred and two and one-half percent (102.5%) of the original contracted capacity. If the Dependable Capacity is set above the new Estimated Dependable Capacity as designated pursuant to this section, payments for Dependable Capacity shall be increased accordingly, effective the day testing is complete. If the Dependable Capacity is set below the new Estimated Dependable Capacity as designated pursuant to this section, payments for Dependable Capacity shall be decreased accordingly, retroactive to the first day of the applicable Summer or Winter Period, and any overpayments shall be refunded to Purchaser with interest at the Late Payment Rate as if such overpayments had became due and payable on the day such overpayment was made.
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