Examples of Further Capacity Check Test in a sentence
If the total Electricity output of the Facility for the four (4) continuous hours of each of the Capacity Check Test and the Further Capacity Check Test, as stated in their respective Capacity Confirmations, divided by the number of hours in each of the respective check tests (each an “Average Test Capacity”), are both less than eighty percent (80%) of the Contract Capacity, then this shall be considered a Supplier Event of Default.
If Section 14.6(f) is applicable, then the Supplier shall perform a further Capacity Check Test (the “Final Capacity Check Test”) at the Supplier’s cost and expense within ten (10) Business Days after written notice has been delivered by the Supplier to the Buyer, no earlier than one month and no later than six (6) months after the date of the Capacity Confirmation with respect to the Further Capacity Check Test, failing which this shall be considered to be a Supplier Event of Default.
For clarity, any Further Capacity Check Test shall not count towards the Buyer’s option to require one (1) Capacity Check Test per Season per Contract Year.
If Section 15.6(e) is applicable, then the Supplier shall perform a further Capacity Check Test (the “Final Capacity Check Test”) at the Supplier’s cost and expense within twenty (20) Business Days after written notice has been delivered by the Supplier to the Buyer, no earlier than one month and no later than one year after the date of the Capacity Confirmation with respect to the Further Capacity Check Test, failing which this shall be considered to be a Supplier Event of Default.
If the Further Capacity Check Test shows that the Average Test Capacity was less than 100% of the Contract Capacity, then the Capacity Reduction Factor for the Fuel used during the test for purposes of Exhibit J shall be reduced as set out below, effective on the date of the Capacity Confirmation in relation to the Further Capacity Check Test.
If the total Electricity output of the Facility for each of the Capacity Check Test and the Further Capacity Check Test, as stated in their respective Capacity Confirmations, divided by the one (1) hour or four (4) hours, as applicable, in each of the respective check tests (each an “Average Test Capacity”), are both less than ninety percent (90%) of the Reference Seasonal ICAP, then this shall be considered a Supplier Event of Default.
If the Further Capacity Check Test shows that the Average Test Capacity was less than one hundred percent (100%) of the Reference Seasonal ICAP, then the Capacity Reduction Factor for purposes of Exhibit J shall be reduced as set out below, effective on the date of the Capacity Confirmation in relation to the Further Capacity Check Test.
If the Further Capacity Check Test shows that the Average Test Capacity was less than 100% of the Contract Capacity, then the Capacity Reduction Factor for purposes of Exhibit J shall be reduced as set out below, effective on the date of the Capacity Confirmation in relation to the Further Capacity Check Test.
If Section 15.6(e) is applicable, then the Supplier shall perform a further Capacity Check Test (the “Final Capacity Check Test”) at the Supplier’s cost and expense within ten (10) Business Days after written notice has been delivered by the Supplier to the Buyer, no earlier than one month and no later than one year after the date of the Capacity Confirmation with respect to the Further Capacity Check Test, failing which this shall be considered to be a Supplier Event of Default.
If the total Electricity output of the Facility for each of the Capacity Check Test and the Further Capacity Check Test, as stated in their respective Capacity Confirmations, divided by the CCT Duration, in each of the respective check tests (each an “Average Test Capacity”), are both less than eighty-five percent (85%) of the Monthly Contract Capacity, then this shall be considered a Supplier Event of Default.