Power Product Prices Sample Clauses

Power Product Prices. (a) Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product shall be calculated in accordance with Exhibit B. (b) If the Generating Facility is interconnected pursuant to a FERC-jurisdictional interconnection tariff and Seller is not yet able to provide Resource Adequacy Benefits in compliance with applicable CPUC and CAISO Resource Adequacy requirements, pending Seller’s provision of such benefits the Monthly Contract Payment for Power Product shall be calculated in accordance with Exhibit B(1). (c) A Generating Facility subject to paragraph 1.07(b) that becomes able to provide Resource Adequacy Benefits in compliance with applicable CPUC and CAISO Resource Adequacy requirements shall provide Buyer with written notice and reasonable evidence thereof. (d) Starting on the first day of the calendar month following the date on which notice was given pursuant to subsection 1.07(c), Seller shall be paid the monthly contract price for the Power Product as set forth in Exhibit B.
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Power Product Prices. The Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product is set forth in Exhibit B.
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Power Product Prices. (a) If, as of the Term Start Date, the Generating Facility is interconnected pursuant to a non- FERC jurisdictional interconnection tariff, then the Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product shall be determined pursuant to Exhibit B of this Agreement. (b) If, as of the Term Start Date, the Generating Facility is interconnected pursuant to a WDAT or the CAISO Tariff, and Seller is able to commence the Term Start Date and begin energy deliveries, but is not yet able to provide Resource Adequacy Benefits in compliance with all CPUC and CAISO requirements, then, the Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product shall be determined in accordance with the Applicable QF 20MW Settlement Contract Payment Provisions with Seller being paid the short run avoided cost rate for energy and as-available capacity applicable under the Applicable QF 20MW Settlement Contract Payment Provisions until the first day of the month following the date that Seller notifies Buyer that the Generating Facility is able to be counted for resource adequacy purposes and is able to provide Resource Adequacy Benefits in compliance with all CPUC and CAISO requirements, at which time the Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product shall be determined pursuant to Exhibit B of this Agreement. Seller acknowledges and agrees that so long as the Monthly Contract Payment is determined in accordance with the Applicable QF 20MW Settlement Contract Payment Provisions, Seller shall be obligated to comply with and be bound by all such Applicable QF 20MW Settlement Contract Payment Provisions and such Applicable QF 20MW Settlement Contract Payment Provisions shall be deemed to be terms of this Agreement. Seller agrees to notify Buyer when Seller is able to have the Generating Facility counted for resource adequacy purposes and provide Resource Adequacy Benefits in compliance with all CPUC and CAISO requirements within five (5) Business Days of the occurrence thereof. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, if during an applicable QF Settlement Contract Payment Period any payment is required under the provisions of this Agreement which is duplicative of any payment required under the QF 20MW Settlement Contract, the payment shall be calculated and determined in accordance with the QF 20MW Settlement Contract.
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Power Product Prices. The Monthly Contract Payment for the Power Product is set forth in Exhibit B. Scheduling Coordinator. Buyer may elect to become the Scheduling Coordinator under this Agreement by providing 30 days prior notice to Seller. If Buyer elects to become the Scheduling Coordinator under this Agreement, Buyer shall take all steps necessary to be authorized as the Scheduling Coordinator during the Term (or remaining portion thereof, as applicable) and Seller shall cooperate with Buyer in good faith to assure that Buyer is authorized as the Scheduling Coordinator during the Term (or remaining portion thereof, as applicable). If Buyer elects to become the Scheduling Coordinator under this Agreement, in accordance with Section 4.01, Buyer shall invoice to Seller and set off against future payments to Seller a fee (the “SC Set-Up Fee”) equal to the costs Buyer incurs as a result of the Generating Units or the Generating Facility registration, as applicable, as well as installation, configuration, and testing of all equipment and software necessary, in Buyer’s sole discretion, to Schedule the Generating Unit or the Generating Facility, as applicable. Such Buyer’s invoice to Seller shall provide a detailed accounting of all costs and charges encompassed in the SC Set-Up Fee. The actual cost will be a simple pass-through to Seller of Buyer’s actual costs. If Buyer elects to become the Scheduling Coordinator under this Agreement, Buyer estimates that the SC Set-up Fee for this Agreement will equal $2,000.00 or less.
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Power Product Prices. During the Original Term, the Power Product Prices are as follows:
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