Summary of Terms and Sample Values Sample Clauses

Summary of Terms and Sample Values. (Note: The results of the formulas contained in this Exhibit A are derived from precise values without regard to rounding which is used to show interim results for ease of presentation.) Project Quantity (E1y) means the total estimated Energy production of the Project for a Contract Year. For this example E1y is MWh for each Contract Year Delivered Energy (DE) means the Energy delivered to the Delivery Point net of all electrical losses associated with the transmission or transformation (from direct current to AC) of the Energy to the Delivery Point, including, if applicable, any losses between the Metering System and the Delivery Point. For this example DE is For this example DE is MWh for each Contract Year in a shortfall scenario MWh for each Contract Year in an excess energy scenario Buyer’s Share; for this example % Contract Quantity (CEb,1y) means Buyer’s Share of the Project Quantity. For this example Eb,1y is % x = MWh in each Contract Year Buyer’s Delivered Energy (XXx) means Buyer’s Share of the Delivered Energy. For this example XXx is % x scenario For this example XXx is % x energy scenario = MWh in each Contract Year in a shortfall = MWh in each Contract Year in an excess Performance Measurement Period (2y) means the two prior consecutive Contract Years during the Delivery Term. Contract Quantity during Performance Measurement Period (CEb,2y) For this example CEb,2y is 2 x MWh = MWh Buyer’s Delivered Energy during Performance Measurement Period (XXx,2y) For this example XXx,2y is 2 x MWh = MWh in a shortfall scenario For this example XXx,2y is 2 x MWh = MWh in an excess energy scenario Dollar-per-MWh Rate (R) means $ per MWh of Delivered Energy. Hours in Performance Measurement Period (h) For this example h is 2 x 8,760 = 17,520 Seller Excuse Hours in Performance Measurement Period (he) means the hours Seller is unable to generate or deliver Energy due to Seller Excuses. For this example he is
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