Park Potential definition

Park Potential means the number provided to the Company in real time through the Company’s SCADA System in accordance with the AGC Protocols, which depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to Company as measured at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated as the aggregate energy available in real time for delivery at the Point of Delivery using the best-available data obtained through commercially reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured wind speeds, power curves, Wind Turbine availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery.

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Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts Seller's real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to Company at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best-available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured wind speeds, power curves, Wind Turbine availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential should be provided to the Company in real time through the Company's SCADA System in accordance with Exhibit N - Market Registration Protocols and Exhibit I - Real Time Communication & Generation Forecasting Protocols.

Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Solar Units to Company at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best-available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured wind speeds, power curves, Solar Units availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential should be provided to the Company in real time through the Company’s SCADA System in accordance with Exhibit I – Operating Standards.

Examples of Park Potential in a sentence

• The range of set point values can be between 0% and 100% of Park Potential.

• Seller shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to adjust the real time Park Potential of the Facility when Company communicates to Seller a measured difference of plus or minus two percent between the metered Renewable Energy and Park Potential, during periods when generation is not curtailed.

• To the extent available, Company agrees to use Seller’s real time Park Potential communicated to Company through the SCADA System as the proxy for Potential Energy, except to the extent that Park Potential is demonstrated not to accurately reflect the Potential Energy (plus or minus [**]% over a period of one month).

• Seller shall communicate Park Potential and all data necessary for Company to integrate the Facility into Company’s EDCC in real time through the Facility’s SCADA System in accordance with the AGC Protocols.

• In the event that Company reasonably concludes that Seller is not (i) providing the data required by this Section, (ii) interfacing with and reacting to Company’s AGC Set-Point as required by this PPA, and/or (iii) providing Park Potential data within the required margin of error, then upon notice from Company, Seller shall, at Seller’s expense, take those actions necessary to fully comply with this paragraph.

• During those periods of time when the Park Potential is unavailable or does not accurately represent Potential Energy, the Parties shall use the best available data obtained through commercially reasonable methods to determine the Potential Energy.

• Seller shall use commercially reasonable efforts to adjust the real time Park Potential when Company communicates to Seller a measured difference of plus or minus two (2) percent between the metered Renewable Energy, during a time where there was no AGC Set-Point, and Park Potential.

• The calculation of the Purchase Price shall be based upon the number of gross surveyed acres.

• In the event that the Park Potential is not available through the SCADA System, the Parties shall use the best available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods to determine the Potential Energy.

• To the extent available, Company agrees to use Seller’s real time calculations of the Park Potential communicated to Company through the SCADA System as the proxy for Potential Energy.

More Definitions of Park Potential

Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to Company at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best-available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon [measured wind speeds], power curves, [Wind Turbine] [Solar Unit] availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential should be provided to the Company in real time through the Company’s SCADA System in accordance with the AGC Protocols.

Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to EPE at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best-available data obtained through commercially reasonable methods, and shall be dependent upon measured solar irradiance, power curves, Solar Unit availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential should be provided to EPE in real time through EPE’s SCADA System in accordance with the AGC Protocols. Park Potential shall remain within a measured difference of plus or minus two percent (2%) between the metered Solar Energy and Park Potential, during periods when generation is not curtailed.

Park Potential means the number provided to the Buyer in real time through the Buyer’s SCADA System in accordance with the Operating Procedures, which depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to Buyer as measured at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated as the aggregate energy available in real time for delivery at the Point of Delivery using the best-available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured solar resource, power curves, Solar Panel availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery.

Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided by the Facility to Company at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best- available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured wind speeds, power curves, Wind Turbine availability, and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential should

Park Potential means the number of MW that depicts Seller’s real time calculation of the Potential Energy capable of being provided from the Wind-Solar Hybrid Facility to Company at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential shall be calculated using the best-available data obtained through Commercially Reasonable methods; and shall be dependent upon measured wind speeds, power curves, Wind Turbine availability, solar radiance and derate(s) and transmission line losses, and any other adjustment necessary to accurately reflect the Potential Energy at the Point of Delivery. Park Potential must be adjusted to segregate the energy generated by the Solar PV System portion of the Wind-Solar Hybrid Facility from the Wind Turbine portion of the Wind-Solar Hybrid Facility. Park Potential should be provided to the Company in real time through the Company’s SCADA System in accordance with the AGC Protocols.