Over-generation Sample Clauses

Over-generation. In the event that Seller over a period of two (2) or more Settlement Periods delivers to Purchaser electricity in excess of the Despatch Instructions, Purchaser may by notice require Seller to comply with Despatch Instructions and if such excess delivery continues, Seller shall not be entitled to receive the Energy Charges in respect of any excess delivery notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement to the contrary.
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Over-generation. In the event that the Seller over a period of four (4) or more successive Settlement Periods delivers to KPLC electricity in excess of the Despatch Instructions, KPLC may by notice require the Seller to comply with Despatch Instructions and if such excess delivery continues, the Seller shall notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 10.2 not be entitled to receive the Energy Charges in respect of any excess delivery.
Over-generation. For any Plant, in the event that the Seller over a period of four (4) or more successive Settlement Periods delivers to KPLC electricity in excess of the Despatch Instructions with respect to such Plant, KPLC may by notice require the Seller to comply with Despatch Instructions and if such excess delivery continues, the Seller shall notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 10.2 not be entitled to receive the Energy Charges in respect of any excess delivery.
Over-generation. In an over-generation situation (i.e., a condition where must take resources are in excess of retail load, wholesale load and available surplus sales and it is necessary to physically back-down must- take resources), or an anticipated or projected over-generation situation, Utility will determine which must-take resource should back down in accordance with the ISO tariff, Good Utility Practice and Utility’s back- down protocols, provided such back-down protocols have been provided to DWR and DWR has not objected to them. In the event DWR objects to Utility’s back-down protocols, any disputes shall be submitted to Commission for resolution. In order to reduce the need for physical curtailment in over-generation situations, DWR and Utility shall develop pay for curtailment protocols and procedures that will enable Utility to instruct a must-take resource not to deliver energy under specified conditions. The costs and charges associated with mitigation of an over- generation situation shall be allocated among the parties on a pro-rata basis consistent with the surplus sales allocation principles set forth in Exhibit C.

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