Reference Conditions definition

Reference Conditions means that the provisions in Part I of the Final Terms that specify and complete the relevant set of Terms and Conditions and the relevant set of Terms and Conditions as set out in the Prospectus, taken together shall constitute the Conditions. The Final Terms shall determine which of Option I, II or III of the Terms and Conditions are applicable to the individual Series by referring to the relevant provisions of the relevant set of Terms and Conditions as set out in the Prospectus only. The provisions of the Final Terms and the relevant set of Terms and Conditions as set out in the Prospectus, taken together, shall constitute the Conditions. Each global note representing a particular Series of Notes will have the Final Terms and the relevant set of Terms and Conditions as set out in the Prospectus attached.

Reference Conditions means the following conditions: standard ambient air pressure at the Premises of [?]; ambient temperature, dry bulb, of [?] degrees Fahrenheit; and relative humidity of [?] percent ([?]%).

Reference Conditions means the temperature for volumetric and combustion reference temperature and the absolute pressure for reference pressure specified in the Agreement.

Examples of Reference Conditions in a sentence

• The relevant Option I of the Terms and Conditions, completed and specified by, and to be read together with, Part I of these Final Terms (Reference Conditions) represent the conditions applicable to the relevant Series of Notes (the “Conditions”).

• The relevant Option VI of the Terms and Conditions, completed and specified by, and to be read together with, Part I of these Final Terms (Reference Conditions) represent the conditions applicable to the relevant Series of Notes (the “Conditions”).

• The relevant Option II of the Terms and Conditions, completed and specified by, and to be read together with, Part I of these Final Terms (Reference Conditions) represent the conditions applicable to the relevant Series of Notes (the “Conditions”).

• These limits of error shall apply at the Reference Conditions defined in the appropriate Meter specification.

• These limits of error for both (i) and (ii) above shall apply at the Reference Conditions defined in the appropriate Meter specification.

More Definitions of Reference Conditions

Reference Conditions. The meaning ascribed thereto in the Power Purchase Agreement.

Reference Conditions has the meaning ascribed thereto in the Functional Specification;

Reference Conditions has the meaning set forth in Exhibit L.

Reference Conditions means ambient atmospheric temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit (dry-bulb), 60% relative humidity, adjusted for elevation above mean sea level.

Reference Conditions means ambient atmospheric temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit (dry-bulb), 60% relative humidity, adjusted for elevation above mean sea level. "Reference Heat Rate" shall be determined for each hour using the turbine OEM's heat rate performance curves adjusted to site elevation, ambient conditions, load factor and Degradation Curves and as provided in Appendix F. "Replacement Power" (i) prior to the Commercial Operations Date, means electric Capacity and electric energy provided by Seller from time to time to Buyer from sources (including from other units at the Xxxxxx Station) other than the Facility and (ii) after the Commercial Operations Date, means electric energy provided by Seller from time to time to Buyer from sources (including other units at the Xxxxxx Station) other than the Facility.

Reference Conditions means ninety-five degrees Fahrenheit (95°F), forty-five percent (45%) relative humidity, average barometric pressure at the Site at the reference temperature and relative humidity, and the maximum reactive power obligation as specified in the QF Interconnection Agreement. [Note to Draft: The definition for “Reference Conditions” may be subject to revision based on the generation technology used in the Facility.]

Reference Conditions means that all measurements of ambient air quality are corrected to a reference temperature of 77 F (25 C) and to a reference pressure of thirty (30) inches (760 millimeters, 1013.2 millibars) of mercury.