Net Generation Capacity definition

Net Generation Capacity means, as of any Pricing Certificate Date for the calendar year then most recently ended, total Capacity less any such Capacity derived from (a) nuclear sources, (b) hydroelectric sources and (c) stored sources, in each case as identified in the applicable KPI Metrics Certificate.
Net Generation Capacity means the sum of the WTG Capacities of all Wind Turbines in the Generating Facility that continue to satisfy the requirements for Commercial Operation applicable thereto, less losses to the Electric Interconnection Point, taking into account, among other things, line losses and any constraint imposed by the continuous active output power rating at a power factor of 0.95 (leading or lagging) of the step-up transformer that connects the Facility to the Host Utility’s transmission system.
Net Generation Capacity means the sum of the WTG Capacities of all Wind Turbines in the Generating Facility that [continue to satisfy the requirements for Commercial Operation applicable thereto]33 [are available for normal and continuous operation and fully capable of reliably producing the Products and injecting the Contract Energy and Storage Energy at the Injection Point for financial delivery to Buyer at the Energy Financial Delivery Point in accordance with Section 7.8]34, less losses to the Electric Interconnection Point, taking into account, among other things, line losses and any constraint imposed by the continuous active output power rating at a power factor of 0.95 (leading or lagging) of the step-up transformer that connects the Facility to the Host Utility’s transmission system.

Examples of Net Generation Capacity in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, no Net Generation Capacity Calculation or Storage Capacity Demonstration Test shall be scheduled to occur during an Outage or any other Unit Contingency.

  • Seller shall cause the Person conducting each Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test to deliver to Buyer each draft report and the final report promptly upon completion thereof.

  • Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, each Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test shall account for energy losses to the Electric Interconnection Point in accordance with Accepted Industry Practices.

  • Seller shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to cause such report to be received by Seller and Buyer within five (5) Days after the conclusion of the Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test; provided, however, that the results of the Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test shall be delivered no later than the Commercial Operation Date.

  • If Seller causes a Net Generation Capacity Calculation or Storage Capacity Demonstration Test to be conducted according to this Section 3.12 and thereafter the Commercial Operation Date occurs more than thirty (30) Days after the Net Generation Capacity Calculation or Storage Capacity Demonstration Test, Seller shall cause a new Net Generation Capacity Calculation or Storage Capacity Demonstration Test, as the case may be, to be conducted in accordance with this Section 3.12.

  • The final results of the then most recent Net Generation Capacity Calculation or Storage Capacity Demonstration Test that was performed in circumstances required by this Section 3.12 shall be used for purposes of determining satisfaction of the conditions to Commercial Operation.

  • Seller shall require that the Person conducting each Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test perform such calculation and test in accordance with Accepted Industry Practices, the protocols and the procedures set forth on Schedule 3.12 and any other applicable requirements of this Agreement.

  • Seller shall require that the Person conducting each Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage 41 NTD: Parties to discuss independent testing contractor to be included.

  • Seller shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to cause such report to be received by Seller and Buyer within five (5) Days after the conclusion of the Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test; provided, however, that the results of the Net Generation Capacity Calculation and Storage Capacity Demonstration Test shall be delivered no later than the [Commercial Operation Date]125 [Delivery Term Commencement Date]126.

  • The Capacity Test shall be carried out to determine the Net Generation Capacity of the Facility.


More Definitions of Net Generation Capacity

Net Generation Capacity means net electric power generating capacity of the Facility expressed in kW, net at Reference Site Conditions and at a power factor of 0.85 lagging measured at Delivery Point;