Production Factor definition

Production Factor means the Performance Factor attributable to Production Equity Ounces with respect to the relevant Performance Period.

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Production Factor for a Wind Farm means a factor based on historic operating data, and for facilities without historic operating data, initial Wind Farm Unforced Capacity will be determined using the factors defined in Section 4.5 of the ICAP Manual and in this Section 3.5.

Production Factor means the inverse ratio between any upstream allocation for a consumptive or depletive water diversion and its equivalent in sustained supply at the confluence at the Millstone and Raritan Rivers as follows: Production factor = Safe yield at the confluence I yield at the point of diversion (see N.J.A.C. 7:11-2.8).

Examples of Production Factor in a sentence

• RCP = (RUP x UPF x IC x 1,000)/ Total RECs where: RUP = Reference UCAP Price ($/kW-month) UPF = UCAP Production Factor (decimal fraction) for the Summer Capability Period or Winter Capability Period as applicable.

• The Rate Schedule and System Rules provide that for a depletive diversion at any location above the confluence of the Millstone and Raritan Rivers, the Total Daily Allotment Charge shall be multiplied by the Production Factor, which is equal to System Safe Yield at the point of delivery.

• RCP = × UPF = UCAP Production Factor (decimal fraction), % for the Summer Capability Period and % for the Winter Capability Period.

• If a change in any Energy Production Factor results in a reduction of Energy Production, then the Guaranteed Savings for the corresponding True-Up Term(s) will be decreased by the same amount.

• The Authority concludes that no Production Factor applies to this diversion.

• Production Factor Cost/ Station Width Factor Total Stations Sub Total L-3041A 20 1.2 2.00 $90 1.00 7.65 $1,652 L-3042-1 25 1.2 2.25 $90 1.00 23.00 $5,589 Total Stations= 30.65 *End Haul, Over Haul, Large Fills/Cuts Estimated No. of Equip.

• Production Factor Cost/ Station Width Factor Total Stations Sub Total HM-2710 25 1.2 2.25 $90 1.00 20.30 $4,933 Total Stations= 20.30 *End Haul, Over Haul, Large Fills/Cuts Estimated No. of Equip.

• The Mitigation Factor shall be calculated as the percentage of UCAP offered in the Applicable Zone and Applicable Class Year by Qualified Renewable Exemption Applicants, as defined 5 Because the Relative UCAP Production Factor (rUPF) value will be set to 1 for the duration of the contract tenor, no reference to the rUPF is needed.

• RCP = RUP x UPF x IC x 1,000 × CAF Total RECs Average Capacity Factor of Representative Unit UPF = UCAP Production Factor (decimal fraction), % for the Summer Capability Period and % for the Winter Capability Period.

• The Purchaser agrees to a Production Factor of 1.000 for its diversion and to pay the dollar equivalent to the Authority in Purchaser's Monthly Water Payments for Uninterruptible Water Services.

More Definitions of Production Factor

Production Factor means 0.27377 and was derived by dividing the total number of ounces shown in the last line of the Column on Schedule B entitled "Estimated Ounces Recovered" by the total number of tonnes shown in the last line of the Column on Schedule B entitled "Estimated Mined Tonnes".

Production Factor means the inverse ratio between any upstream allocation for a consumptive or depletive water diversion and its equivalent in sustained supply at the confluence at the Millstone and Raritan Rivers as follows: Production factor = Safe yield at the confluence / yield at the point of diversion (see

Production Factor for a Wind Farm or Solar Farm means a factor based on historic operating data, and for facilities without historic operating data, initial Wind Farm or Solar Farm Unforced Capacity will be determined using the factors defined in Section 4.5 above and in this Section 4.5.1.

Production Factor means any event or action outside the control of JCI that has the effect of reducing the Actual Energy, including physical obstruction or interference of insolation to the Generating Station, such as overshadowing or shading; utility grid outage; outage directed by Host, Generating Station owner, or utility; casualty events; Force Majeure Events; theft; or vandalism.