Purchase and Sale of Renewable Energy Credits Sample Clauses

Purchase and Sale of Renewable Energy Credits. The Customer may direct Cooperative and EKPC to offset up to all of the Customer’s energy consumption, resulting in that portion of energy consumed to be considered renewable, by purchasing and retiring RECs equal to the amount designated by the Customer. The amount of RECs to be purchased and retired shall be designated as: covering a set percentage of the Customer’s energy consumption each month; setting a particular dollar amount for REC purchases per month; or designating a set number of megawatt hours (“MWhs”) to be covered by REC purchases. The calculations and elections necessary to fulfill the obligation to purchase and retire RECs are set forth in Appendix A, which is adopted and incorporated by reference as if set forth herein in full. EKPC will act as the participating retail member’s REC purchasing agent including settling the REC market transactions and REC retirements. The Customer may instruct Cooperative and EKPC to secure an advance purchase of RECs in the amount not to exceed 12 months of projected REC need pursuant to the terms in this Agreement.
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Purchase and Sale of Renewable Energy Credits. If Purchaser elects the Renewable Energy Credit (REC) purchase option provided in Exhibit 1, Purchaser shall purchase from Seller, and Seller shall sell to Purchaser, all of the RECs generated by the System for the Contract Year and at the price per megawatt-hour specified for that year shown in Exhibit 1.
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