Purchase of Excess Customer-Owned Renewable Generation Sample Clauses

Purchase of Excess Customer-Owned Renewable Generation. 4.01. Customer-owned renewable generation shall be first used for Customer’s own load and shall offset Customer’s demand for electricity from the Utility. All electric power and energy delivered by Utility to Customer shall be received and paid for by Customer pursuant to the terms, conditions and rates of the Utility’s applicable rate schedules.
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Purchase of Excess Customer-Owned Renewable Generation. 4.01. Customer-owned renewable generation shall be first used for Customer’s own load and shall offset customer’s demand for Beaches Energy Services electricity. All electric power and energy delivered by Beaches Energy Services to Customer shall be received and paid for by Customer to Beaches Energy Services pursuant to the terms, conditions and rates of the Beaches Energy Services’ otherwise applicable rate schedule.
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Purchase of Excess Customer-Owned Renewable Generation. 4.01. Customer-owned renewable generation shall be first used for Customer’s own load and shall offset customer’s demand for City of Fort Xxxxx electricity. All electric power and energy delivered by City of Fort Xxxxx to Customer shall be received and paid for by Customer to City of Fort Xxxxx pursuant to the terms, conditions and rates of the City of Fort Xxxxx’ otherwise applicable rate schedule.
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Purchase of Excess Customer-Owned Renewable Generation. 4.01. Customer-owned renewable generation shall be first used to offset the demand for Utility’s electricity at the Premises. All electric power and energy delivered by Utility to the Premises shall be received and paid for pursuant to the terms, conditions, and rates of the Utility’s rate schedule otherwise applicable to the Premises at the time of delivery. 4.02. Excess customer-owned renewable generation shall be delivered to the Utility’s electric distribution system. For purposes of this Agreement, the term “excess customer-owned renewable generation” means any kWh of electrical energy produced by the customer-owned renewable generation system that is not consumed at the Premises and is delivered to Utility’s electric distribution system. FMPA agrees to purchase and receive, and RGS Owner agrees to sell and deliver, all excess customer-owned renewable generation at the energy rate established by FMPA, which shall be calculated in accordance with Schedule A. Excess customer-owned renewable generation shall be purchased in the form of a credit on the monthly energy consumption xxxx from Utility for the Premises. 4.03. In the event that a given monthly credit for excess customer-owned renewable generation exceeds the total billed amount for energy consumption at the Premises in any corresponding month, then the excess credit shall be applied to the subsequent month’s xxxx. Excess energy credits produced pursuant to the preceding sentence shall accumulate and be used to offset energy consumption at the Premises for a period of not more than twelve (12) months. 4.04. FMPA and Utility shall not be required to purchase or receive excess customer- owned renewable generation, and may require RGS Owner to interrupt or reduce production of customer-owned renewable generation, (a) when necessary in order to construct, install, maintain, repair, replace, remove, investigate, or inspect any Utility equipment or part of the Utility electric system; or (b) if either FMPA or Utility determine, in their sole judgment, that curtailment, interruption, or reduction is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure, or compliance with any applicable electric code or standard.
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