Preservation Power definition

Preservation Power. (or “PP”) consists of 490 megawatts (“MW”) of firm hydroelectric power and associated energy produced by the Authority’s St. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-FDR Power Project.
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Examples of Preservation Power in a sentence

  • The Contract Demand will be the amount of Preservation Power, not to exceed the Allocation, provided by the Authority to the Customer in accordance with the Agreement.

  • If the average of the Customer’s six (6) highest Billing Demands (as such term is described in the Service Tariff) for Preservation Power is less than 90% of the Customer’s Contract Demand in such calendar year the Authority may reduce the Contract Demand subject to in accordance with the procedures provide in Section III.5 of this Schedule.

  • Schedule B sets forth the Customer’s “Supplemental Preservation Power Commitments” (“Supplemental Commitments”).

  • A charge representing reimbursement to the Authority for all applicable Taxes incurred by the Authority as a result of providing Preservation Power allocated to the Customer.

  • To sales of Preservation Power made directly to a qualified business Customer for firm power service that is delivered by the Customer’s local electric utility.

  • These programs include the Authority’s Recharge New York, Western New York, Expansion Power & Replacement Power, and Preservation Power programs.

  • To sales of Preservation Power made directly to a qualified business Customer for firm power service that is delivered by the Authority.