Purchase bv Powerex Sample Clauses

Purchase bv Powerex. Subject to Section 6.3, at any time when the Electricity Transfer Price is expected by Powerex to be less than the Threshold Sale Price or when B.C. Hydro does not have Surplus Hydro Electricity for sale, B.C. Hydro shall at Powerex's request schedule and deliver electricity to PO\verex. B.C. Hydro shall sell to Powerex and Powerex shall purchase from B.C. Hydro any Net Delivered Quantity to Powerex allocated as a sale under this Section 6.2 pursuant to Section 3.2.1. Such purchases and sales shall be 2319363.'1 recorded by the parties in the Trade Account as a debit to Powerex in terms of both quantity of electricity (in MWh) and monetary value (in accordance with Section 8.2.1 or 8.2.2, as applicable).
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