Renewable Energy Charge Sample Clauses

Renewable Energy Charge. In addition, UK will pay Company the Renewable Energy Charge of per kWh for all Allocated Renewable Energy other than Discounted Renewable Energy as defined in Section 2.7(c). The Energy Charge (as such term is used in the Tariff) for all kWh of energy delivered to UK in excess of the Allocated Renewable Energy delivered to UK shall be equal to the Energy Charge in the Existing Contract. The Renewable Energy Charge and, to the extent otherwise applicable, the Discounted Renewable Energy Charge shall be applicable throughout the Term of this Agreement and shall remain applicable during the Term even if the Existing Contract terminates, unless such termination is pursuant to Section 2.9 below.
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Renewable Energy Charge. In addition, Dow will pay Company the Renewable Energy Charge of $ per kWh for all Allocated Renewable Energy other than Discount Renewable Energy as defined in Section 2.7(c). The Energy Charge (as such term is used in the Tariff) for all kWh of energy delivered to Dow in excess of the Allocated Renewable Energy delivered to Dow shall be equal to the Energy Charge in the Existing Contract. The Renewable Energy Charge and, to the extent otherwise applicable, the Discounted Renewable Energy Charge shall be applicable throughout the Term of this Agreement and shall remain applicable during the Term even if the Existing Contract terminates.
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Renewable Energy Charge. In addition, Customer will pay Company $ per kWh (the “Renewable Energy Charge”) for all Allocated Renewable Energy other than Discount Renewable Energy as defined in Section 2.7(c). The Energy Charge (as such term is used in the Tariff) for all kWh of energy delivered to Customer in excess of the Allocated Renewable Energy delivered to Customer shall be equal to the Energy Charge in the Existing Contract. The Renewable Energy Charge and, to the extent otherwise applicable, the Discounted Renewable Energy Charge shall be applicable throughout the Term of this Agreement and shall remain applicable during the Term even if the Existing Contract terminates.
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