Confirmed Quantity definition
Examples of Confirmed Quantity in a sentence
The monthly capacity payment (“Capacity Payment” or “KP”) shall be calculated as follows: KPm = CPm × FQm where, CPm = Contract Price for month m; FQm = Confirmed Quantity for month m.
The Energy Settlement will be calculated as follows: ESm = ∑ ESd × FQm where, ∑ = the sum from i=1 to n; n = the total number of days in a month; FQm = Confirmed Quantity for month m; ESd = ∑ max [(0,(DAPi – VOM)]) where, ESd = Energy Settlement for day d; ∑ = the sum from i = 1 to z, where z is ____ [insert the number of hours of duration of the Project]; DAPi = the largest i values of DAP in a day for all Settlement Periods in a day; VOM = Variable O&M (in $/MWh), as set forth in the Agreement.
For all Capacity Attributes of the Product that Seller delivers, Buyer shall pay Seller for the ratio of (a) the sum of all Capacity Attributes of the Delivered Quantities to (b) the sum of all Capacity Attributes of the Product, all as multiplied by (c) the Payment Quantity (“Confirmed Quantity”), as shown in the equation below; and the Energy Settlement will be reduced to reflect the Confirmed Quantity.
The monthly capacity payment (“Capacity Payment” or “KP”) shall be calculated as follows: KPm = CPm × min (PQm, FQm) where, CPm = Contract Price for month m (in $/kW-month), which is equal to $____ per kW-month for all months in the Delivery Term; PQm = Payment Quantity for month m; FQm = Confirmed Quantity for month m.
For each Day during which the Quantity allocated to the Transmission User, as per the provisions of Chapter [7], at an Entry or Exit Point is greater or less than the respective Confirmed Quantity for Delivery at that Entry Point/Reverse Flow Entry Point, or for Reception at the respective Exit Point/ Reverse Flow Exit Point, by more than five percent (5%) (Planning Tolerance Limit), the Operator will charge the Transmission User a Daily Planning Charge.