Examples of Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity in a sentence
For avoidance of doubt, the sum of the Delivery Year Expected REC Quantity across twenty (20) years may not match the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity.
The Maximum Allowable Payment is the multiplicative product of (a) the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity and (b) the Contract Price.
Further, if payments, including any Advance of Capital, have been made to Seller with respect to the Designated System, Seller shall return the amount of payment based on the applicable Contract Price and on the difference between the number of RECs used to calculate payment and the number of RECs Delivered from such Designated System, not to exceed the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity.
For example, if the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity is 28,417 and the Contract Price is $50, the Maximum Allowable Payment of $1,420,850 is obtained by multiplying (a) 28,417 RECs and (b) $50/REC.
With respect to the Delivery Term of a Designated System, the quantity of RECs from such Designated System that are eligible for payment is capped at the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity.
The amount of the Stranded Customer REC Adder True-Up Adjustment shall be equal to the multiplicative product of (i) Stranded Customer REC Adder and (ii) number of RECs associated with prior payments, which shall be no greater than the Designated System Contract Maximum REC Quantity.