Commercial Energy definition

Commercial Energy means the Energy Output delivered by the Seller to the Buyer during the Operating Period;

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Commercial Energy means the Net Energy Output; as exported into the System which shall not exceed the Contracted Capacity in any hour or the maximum contract value of this Agreement over the Term of this Agreement being R [INSERT] – [INSERT] only (excluding VAT) (“Maximum Contract Value”). For the avoidance of doubt, Commercial Energy does not include Energy sold in terms of any other agreement;

Commercial Energy has the meaning given to it in the PPA; "Commercial Energy Payment" has the meaning given to it in the PPA;

Examples of Commercial Energy in a sentence

• Commercial Energy audit fees will be based on the actual cost of the energy audit services provided and you should contact NEC CO-OP ENERGY to discuss this service and pricing.

• The Buyer shall pay to the Seller the Commercial Energy Payment for all Commercial Energy sold by the Seller and purchased by the Buyer during each Billing Period at the Commercial Energy Tariff.

• The Buyer shall pay to the Seller the Early Operating Energy Payment for all Early Operating Energy sold by the Seller and purchased by the Buyer during each Billing Period during the Early Operating Period at the Commercial Energy Tariff.

• The Buyer shall pay to the Seller the Commercial Energy Payment for all Commercial Energy sold by the Seller and purchased by the Buyer during each Billing Period at the Commercial Energy Rate.

• This shall mean that if the Maximum Contract Value is reached, notwithstanding that Term of this Agreement may not have expired, no further Commercial Energy can be generated and delivered pursuant to this Agreement and Eskom shall not be liable for any such Energy.

• This Notice will be provided to you with your written contract for service with Commercial Energy.

• In selecting Commercial Energy, your existing gas utility, PG&E, will still be responsible for transporting the gas to your service location and billing you monthly.

• Commercial Energy requires you contract with us for a minimum of one year, and not on a month to month basis.

• If you are offered gas service by Commercial Energy by means of a written contract, and after you have signed the contract we subsequently decline to provide the service to you, you have the right to request we provide a written reason as to why we declined to provide you with service.

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More Definitions of Commercial Energy

Commercial Energy means the Net Energy Output delivered by the Seller to the Buyer less Energy relatable to the Own Generation Profile on or after the Commercial Operation Date provided that the Net Energy Output volume shall not exceed the Contracted Capacity;

Commercial Energy means the Net Energy Output (expressed in kWh) measured at the PUC and delivered by the Seller to the Delivery Point and purchased or to be purchased by the Buyer during the Operating Period;

Commercial Energy means the Net Energy Output; less Energy relatable to the Own Generation Profile which shall not exceed the Contracted Capacity or the maximum contract value of this Agreement over the Term of this Agreement whichever is the lesser being R [INSERT] – [INSERT] only (excluding VAT) (“Maximum Contract Value”). For the avoidance of doubt, Commercial Energy does not include, and the Buyer will not be liable for any payments attributable to any Energy that cannot be generated due to curtailment by the System Operator (or its agent), any network unavailability, interruption or constraint or any event of Force Majeure;