PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF Sample Clauses

PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 Entire Delivered Energy, as mentioned in Schedule 1, at the Interconnection Point for sale to the DISCOM shall be purchased at the Tariff as provided in Clause 2.2 limited to the contracted capacity of the Project after the Date of Commercial Operation. Title to the Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Solar Power Developer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. Provided the units of energy generated by the SPD prior to the COD of the Project shall be purchased by the DISCOM at the first year Tariff rate as provided in clause 2.2. 2.2 The DISCOM shall pay Tariff to the Solar Power Developer as per the tariff quoted by the Solar Power Developer in the Bid. (Option to be chosen accordingly. The other option can be removed) i. Where the Bidder has opted for Tariff Option -1 as specified in the Financial Bid Format 6.10 (B) of RfS, then Tariff for all Tariff Years for the entire term of the Agreement shall be the Quoted Tariff; ii. Where the Bidder has opted for Tariff Option -2 as specified in the Financial Bid Format 6.10 (B) of RfS, then Tariff for Tariff Year 1 (TY1) shall be the Quoted Tariff quoted by the Bidder for Tariff Year 1 as specified in the Financial Bid Format 6.10 (B) of RfS; Tariff for Tariff Year n (TYn) where 2 < n < 10 shall be TYn = TYn-1 * (1+Esc%) Tariff for Tariff Year m (TYm) where 11 < m < 25 shall be TYm = TYm-1 2.3 The Tariff payable by the DISCOM shall be inclusive of all taxes, duties and levies or any other statutory liability, as applicable from time to time. 2.4 The Solar Power Developer, at any time during the validity of this Agreement, shall not add any extra solar modules or equipment that shall alter the Contracted Capacity. 2.5 For Delivered Energy corresponding to less than or equal to 25% CUF, the applicable Tariff shall be as per Article 2.2 of this Agreement. For Delivered Energy beyond 25% CUF, the applicable Tariff shall be equal to the 50% of the Quoted Tariff specified for that Tariff Year. The calculation of CUF shall be done on an yearly basis i.e., over the Tariff Year. 2.6 The Solar Power Developer is entitled to draw the power from the DISCOM for its auxiliary consumption, subject to limit is specified in Schedule-1. The energy supplied by the DISCOM to the Solar Power Developer through a bilateral arrangement, to maintain the Auxiliaries of the power plant in situations of non-generation of power, in any billing month shall be adjusted from the delivered energy, as indicated below: Net En...
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy, as mentioned in Schedule 1, at the Interconnection Point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the Tariff provided for in Clause 2.2 limited to capacity of the Project only after the Date of Commercial Operation of the Project and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Solar Power Developer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. 2.2 [The DISCOM shall pay a Tariff 2 of Rs. 6.49 per Unit (“Tariff”) up to 25% CUF calculated on annual basis.
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy at the interconnection point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the tariff provided for in Article 2.2 from and after the date of Commercial Operation of the Project. Title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Wind Power Producer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. 2.2 The Wind Power Producer shall be paid tariff for energy delivered at the interconnection point for sale to DISCOM, which shall be firm at Rs.4.70 per unit for a period of 25 years from the Commercial Operation Date (COD) as per APERC order No 13/2012 dt.15.11.
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. ‌ 2.1 All the Delivered Energy as mentioned in Schedule 1, at Interconnection Point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the Tariff provided as per this Article limited to capacity of the Project only, after the Date of Commercial Operation of the Project and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the WtE Developer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. All WtE plants shall be treated as ‘Must-Run’ and shall follow the provision for scheduling in accordance with the Regulations/Codes issued by the Commission from time to time. The WtE Plant shall not be subjected to merit order dispatch. 2.2 The DISCOM shall pay Tariff to the WtE Developer computed in the following manner: “Financial Year One (1)” i.e. T1 = [Insert Quoted Tariff in Rs. per kWh that was submitted by the WtE Developer as part of the Financial Bid in response to the RFP] A: Tariff in INR/ kWh considering land lease rental at a nominal value of Re. 1/acre per annum and scope of work excluding Scientific Landfilling of the rejects B: tariff in INR/ kWh required for Scientific Landfilling activities C: tariff in INR/ kWh required for land lease rental computed as per the following formula: C = 0.0015221 * Land requirement (in acres) * Basic Value of Land (in Rs. Lakhs/acre) / Quoted Capacity (in MW) Basic Value of Land shall be as per rates applicable for that Cluster indicated in the Background Documents and Land Lease rental shall be calculated based on the guidelines of G.O. 571. 1 Where 0.001522 (INR/kWh/acre) = 1,00,000 * 10% / (1 MW * 1000 * 75%* 24 * 365), Considering • Rs.1,00,000 /acre (Rs. 1 Lakh/acre) as the market value of the land • Land Lease rental calculated at the rate of 10% for the first year • Quoted Capacity - 1 MW • PLF - 75% Therefore, Quoted Tariff (INR/ kWh) T = A + B + C The Payable Tariff in the first Financial Year shall be computed as follows: Payable TariffFY1 = A + B + Minimum of (C, C’) The value of C’ shall be calculated assuming a normative value for land utilization and quoted capacity based on the tonnage for each Cluster as mentioned in the Background Documents.
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy as mentioned in Schedule 1, at Interconnection Point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the Tariff provided as per this Article 2 limited to capacity of the Project only, after the Date of Commercial Operation of the Project and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Solar Power Developer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. 2.2 The DISCOM shall pay Tariff to the Solar Power Developer computed in the following manner- “Tariff Year One (1)” i.e. T1 = [Insert Quoted Tariff in Rs. per kwh that was submitted by the SPD as part of the Financial Bid in response to the RfS] Second Tariff Year to Ten (10th) Tariff Year Tariff: Tariff from “Tariff Year Two (2) till Tariff Year Ten (10) in Rs. per kwh –
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy, as mentioned in SCHEDULE 1, at the Inter-connection Point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the Tariff provided for in Clause 2.2 limited to capacity of the Project only, after the Commercial Operation Date (COD) or Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (SCOD), whichever is later, of the Project, and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Mini Hydel Project Developer to the DISCOM at the Inter-connection Point. 2.2 The DISCOM shall pay Tariff to the Mini Hydel Project Developer post the Commercial Operation Date (COD) or Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (SCOD), whichever is later, in the following manner-‌ The Effective Tariff for the entire term of the PPA (35 years) for every unit generated upto a CUF of 45% For any unit generated above the CUF of 45%, no Tariff will be paid and only an incentive of 35 paise/kWh shall be payable.
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy as mentioned in Schedule 1, at Interconnection Point for sale to DISCOM will be purchased at the Tariff provided as per this Article limited to capacity of the Project only, after the Date of Commercial Operation of the Project and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the WtE Developer to the DISCOM at the Interconnection Point. 2.2 The DISCOM shall pay Tariff to the WtE Developer computed in the following manner: “Tariff Year One (1)” i.e. T1 = [Insert Quoted Tariff in Rs. per kWh that was submitted by the WtE Developer as part of the Financial Bid in response to the RFP] Second Tariff Year to Twenty-fifth (25th) Tariff Year Tariff:
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PURCHASE OF DELIVERED ENERGY AND TARIFF. 2.1 All the Delivered Energy, as mentioned in Schedule 1, at the Interconnection Point for sale to VMC will be purchased at the Tariff provided for in Clause 2.2 limited to capacity of the Project only, after the Date of Commercial Operation of the Project and title to Delivered Energy purchased shall pass from the Solar Power Developer to the Solar Power Procurer at the Interconnection Point. 2.2 The Solar Power Procurer shall pay Tariff to the Solar Power Developer equal to the Tariff which is agreed by both parties in pursuance of conclusion of bid. 2.3 The Tariff payable by the Solar Power Procurer will not include the following charges that to be borne by the Solar Power Procurer- i. Transmission Charges ii. Wheeling Charges iii. Energy Banking Charges iv. Electricity Duty
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