Capacity Deficiency definition

Capacity Deficiency means, at the Commercial Operation Date, the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Facility Size is less than the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility as set forth in Exhibit A.

Capacity Deficiency means, at the Commercial Operation Date the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Facility Size as of such date is less than the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility as set forth in Exhibit A; provided, however, that the Commercial Operation Date shall not occur unless the Actual Facility Size as of the Commercial Operation Date is at least of the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility as set forth in Exhibit A.

Capacity Deficiency means emergency situations whereby load temporarily exceeds the capacity of the Cooperative's pipeline system to deliver volumes commensurate with such load, but such that the full design capacity of the system is unaffected. See Section C3.3D(3) of this rule.

Examples of Capacity Deficiency in a sentence

• Daily Capacity Deficiency Rate is as defined in Schedule 11 of the Reliability Assurance Agreement.

• In addition, the Seller shall pay to Buyer all penalties and/or charges assessed to Buyer (either directly or through contractual obligation) resulting directly from Seller’s failure to deliver all or part of the Product; provided, however, that Seller shall not be liable for any Capacity Deficiency Charges or similar penalties assessed to Buyer resulting from Xxxxx’s election to become deficient in the Planning Resource Auction.

• Primary inputs to the ACP calculation are network constraints represented by CIL, CEL, LCR, and other constraints established by the Transmission Provider associated with SRECs and SRICs for SRRZs in accordance with applicable seams agreements, coordination agreements, or transmission service agreements and the set of valid ZRC Offers and the total PRMR for the Transmission Provider Region minus the amount of PRMR associated with the Capacity Deficiency Charge for each LRZ.

• PURPOSE The purpose of the Capacity Deficiency Program is to provide a plan for full utilization of emergency capacity resources and for orderly reduction in the aggregate customer demand on the American Electric Power (AEP) East/PJM Eastern System in the event of a capacity deficiency.

• Any amounts for liquidated damages under Clause 8 (Speed Deficiency), Clause 9 (Excessive Fuel Consumption), Clause 10 (Elevated Variable Load Capacity Deficiency), Clause 12 (Other Deficiencies) and Clause 13 (Late Delivery for non-permissible delays) shall be calculated and determined before delivery and may be deducted from the Final Instalment.

More Definitions of Capacity Deficiency

Capacity Deficiency means, at the applicable date of determination under Section 3.3(c), the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Transmission Capacity is less than the proposed transmission transfer capability of the New Transmission Facilities as set forth in Exhibit E.

Capacity Deficiency meansshall mean, at the Commercial Operation Date the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Facility Size is less than the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility as set forth in Exhibit A.

Capacity Deficiency means a condition or circumstance in which the actual aggregate available electric capacity of the Units, within and subject to the Design Limits and any Operating Limits imposed on a Unit by WESCO, within any limitations otherwise agreed to by IP in this Agreement, and consistent with Good Utility Practice, and the other electric capacity resources otherwise designated by WESCO as being available on the Daily Capacity Schedule is less than the sum of (i) Adjusted Tier 1 Capacity plus (ii) Negotiated Tier 2 Capacity.

Capacity Deficiency means the amount, if any, by which the Contract Capacity that has achieved Commercial Operation by the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Date is less than the Minimum Contract Capacity; provided, however, if the Contract Capacity that has achieved Commercial Operation by the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Date is less than 25% of the Minimum Contract Capacity, then the Capacity Deficiency shall equal the Minimum Contract Capacity. If the Contract Capacity that has achieved Commercial Operation by the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Date equals or exceeds the Minimum Contract Capacity, the Capacity Deficiency shall be zero.

Capacity Deficiency means, at the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Date, the amount(expressed in MW), if any, by which (a) the actual nameplate capacity of the Facility designated for generation of the Buyer’s Percentage Entitlement is less than (b) the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility designated for generation of the Buyer’s Percentage Entitlement as set forth in Exhibit A.

Capacity Deficiency means, at the Commercial Operation Date, the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Facility Size is less than the proposed nameplate capacity of the Facility as set forth in Exhibit A.Formatted: Font color: Text 1

Capacity Deficiency means, at the Commercial Operation Date, the amount (expressed in MW), if any, by which the Actual Facility Size is less than the Proposed Facility Size as set forth in Exhibit A.