Examples of Milestone Delivery Date in a sentence
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Where they enter into a CfD which is subsequently terminated before the Milestone Delivery Date (18 months after signature) or as a failure to meet the milestone requirement, this also triggers the NDD (a non-delivery case under Regulation 14A(1)(b)).In either case, the NDD bars them from applying in respect of a CfD unit at the same site in the next applicable allocation round (Regulation 14A(2)) (subject to exceptions detailed at Regulation 14A(4) and (5)).
As a result of these amendments, a temporary site exclusion will apply where a project is terminated in its first 13 months (defined by reference to an ascertainable date: the ‘CFD notification’ date – a term explained at section 12 of the Energy Act 2013), or at a later stage for failure to meet specified delivery stages by the Milestone Delivery Date (as that term was defined in the CFD).
The government welcomes views on the proposed drafting change to extend the Milestone Delivery Date in the CfD contract to 18 months.Energy UK agrees with the proposal to extend the Milestone Delivery Date in the CfD contract to 18 months.
Condition 6 “Adjustments to Installed Capacity Estimate: Permitted reduction” sets out the process to reduce the IC by giving notice (the “ ICE Adjustment Notice”) prior to the Milestone Delivery Date (“MDD”) where the Generator considers that the IC will be lower than the IICE.
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Yes, the Initial Installed Capacity Estimate (“IICE”) can be reduced in advance of the Milestone Delivery Date (MDD) but to no less than 75% of the IICE as a Permitted reduction by giving notice prior to the MDD.
We therefore propose to remove the six consecutive hours element of the negative pricing rule so that difference payments are not made to generators whenever the Intermittent Market Reference Price is negative for any period of time.Extending the Milestone Delivery Date (MDD)The Milestone Delivery Date (MDD) is a means of ensuring projects are making progress towards delivering their projects by demonstrating a certain amount of investment by a particular date.
The government welcomes views on the benefits, such as successful delivery of projects or reduced costs for consumers, that would result from extending the Milestone Delivery Date for: (i) the project commitments route only, or also (ii) the 10% spend route.
An onshore Facility with an Initial Installed Capacity Estimate (“IICE”) of 160 MW has before the Milestone Delivery Date (“MDD”) adjusted the Installed Capacity Estimate (“ICE”) to 120 MW (the Revised ICE).Consequentially, the Required Installed Capacity (“RIC”) is 114MW, being 95% of the Revised ICE.