Net Electrical Energy definition
Examples of Net Electrical Energy in a sentence
The estimated amounts of Net Electrical Energy that the Facility will be Available to produce contained in any Estimated Monthly Availability Schedules and Availability Notices shall be based upon typical ambient temperatures.
Not later than two (2) Days before each Day during the Term following Phase 1A COD, Seller shall provide the Department a schedule of the amounts of Net Electrical Energy that the Facility is expected to be Available to produce each hour of such Day (each an “Availability Notice”).
E = Net Electrical Energy in kWh delivered at the Interconnecting point.
Not later than two (2) Days before each Day during the Term following Phase 1A COD, Seller shall provide the Department a schedule of the amounts of Net Electrical Energy that the Facility is expected to be available to produce each hour of such Day (each an “Availability Notice”) based upon the applicable Weather Forecast and mechanical conditions at the Facility.
The subject of the "Contract" is the purchase of the "Net Electrical Energy" by the "Buyer" within the "Operation Period" under the conditions set forth in the "Contract".
NOTE 3) The method used for the application of hourly readiness coefficient in the "Net Electrical Energy" purchase rate, shall be that of Regulation No 95/15477/240 Dated May 17, 2016.
Subject to the other provisions of the Power Purchase Agreement, HECO shall, from and after the Increment Two Capacity In-Service Date, accept and pay for Net Electrical Energy Output by the Facility and delivered to the Points of Interconnection and make Capacity Payments to Kalaeloa, as set forth in the Power Purchase Agreement as modified by this Section 6.
At the Company’s sole discretion as necessary due to system constraints, system balancing and frequency control, the Company may request the Facility to manually implement measures to temporarily operate at a Net Electrical Energy Output lower than twenty (20) MW.
The "Buyer" shall bear no responsibility in respect of this part of the "Net Electrical Energy" of the "Power Plant".
The Parties recognize that the unavailability of fuel, emergencies at Seller's Facility, emergencies on the system of the Wheeling Utility, accidents, or other unusual conditions may necessitate departure from scheduled generation or delivery of Net Electrical Energy by Seller.