PURPOSE OF THE WATER MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PURPOSE OF THE WATER MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT. 2 The purpose of a water management agreement is to coordinate power and energy 3 production from facilities on a body of water to maximize energy production over time. The 4 amounts of power and energy produced from a generating facility are functions of the 5 quantity of water available at the generating station at any given time. If natural flows 6 arrived at the generating station in exactly the right amount and when required for 7 production, there would be no need for water management. However, natural flows are 8 not synchronized to production requirements. Therefore, reservoir storage is required to 9 regulate the flow. For a downstream operator, control of flows from upstream facilities 10 may also be required in order to regulate flow to the downstream generating station. 11 12 Coordinating power and energy production maximizes the amount and value of power and 13 energy that can be produced from the Xxxxxxxxx River. Coordination of production at the 14 generating stations regulates the flow of water between the stations to best utilize the river 15 system’s storage capability and the facilities’ generating capacity. Flow regulation increases 16 the control and predictability of energy production at a generating station and optimizes 17 the use of the available water within the constraints of existing contractual supply 18 obligations. 20 Nalcor and CF(L)Co are both suppliers8 within the meaning of the Water Management 21 Regulations. Coordinating generation to regulate flow will mean that each of the suppliers 22 will, from time to time, adjust its own production and have that adjustment compensated 23 through complementary production at another facility. For example, CF(L)Co’s delivery 24 requirements to its customers could be met by production from both the Xxxxxxxxx Falls and
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