Common use of Right to Request Capacity Check Test Clause in Contracts

Right to Request Capacity Check Test. (i) The Buyer shall have the option, exercisable on no more than one (1) occasion per Season, upon providing written notice to the Supplier (a “Capacity Check Test Notice”), to require the Supplier in respect of any Facility, provided it is not during an Outage, to conduct a test at any time during Qualifying Hours within the Capacity Check Test Window, at the Supplier’s sole cost and expense, that may be witnessed by the Buyer or its Representative, to confirm the ability of the Facility to Deliver Electricity from one hundred percent (100%) of the Monthly Contract Capacity, as described below (the “Capacity Check Test”).‌

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Right to Request Capacity Check Test. (i) The Buyer shall have the option, exercisable on no more than [one (1) )] occasion per Season, upon providing written notice to the Supplier (a “Capacity Check Test Notice”), to require the Supplier in respect of any Facility, provided it is not during an Outage, to conduct a test at any time during Qualifying Hours within the Capacity Check Test Window, at the Supplier’s sole cost and expense, that may be witnessed by the Buyer or its Representative, to confirm the ability of the Facility to Deliver Electricity from produce at least one hundred percent (100%) of the Monthly Contract Capacity, as described below (the “Capacity Check Test”).‌Test”).‌‌