Peak Month Sample Clauses

Peak Month. Capacity Factor shall be determined by dividing the total net energy (in mwh) delivered to Company during (i) the current month, if it be a Peak Month, and the last six prior Peak Months, or (ii) the last seven prior Peak Months if the current month is not a Peak Month, by the product of the number of hours in such seven Peak months and Firm Capacity for the immediately preceding month. If less than seven full calendar Peak Months have occurred since the date of Partial Commercial Operation or the end of any months excluded by Cogenerator pursuant to Section 7.04, whichever is later, then Peak Month Capacity Factor will be determined by using only said lesser number of months. If no calendar Peak Months have occurred since the date of Partial Commercial Operation and any months excluded by Cogenerator pursuant to Section 7.04, then Peak Month Capacity Factor shall be deemed to be 75.00%.
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