Renewable energy contract definition

Renewable energy contract means a contract to acquire renewable energy and the associated renewable energy credits from 1 or more renewable energy systems.
Renewable energy contract means a contract to acquire electricity from one or more renewable energy systems owned, operated or controlled by other parties.
Renewable energy contract means a contract under this part for the delivery of electricity from one or more renewable energy facilities to a contract customer requiring the use of a qualified utility's transmission or distribution system to deliver the electricity from a renewable energy facility to the contract customer.

Examples of Renewable energy contract in a sentence

  • In addition, Colorado has a statutory rate impact cap of 2%, but the PUC has, in effect, operationalized this as a surcharge cap, allowing the utilities to incur costs beyond the cap and defer the balance.• Renewable energy contract price caps.


More Definitions of Renewable energy contract

Renewable energy contract means a power purchase agreement between an electrical utility and a renewable energy supplier that commits the parties to participating in an electrical utility’s voluntary renewable energy program for the purchase and sale of energy and capacity.
Renewable energy contract means a contract under this part for the delivery of
Renewable energy contract means a contract under this section for the delivery of
Renewable energy contract means a contract between a
Renewable energy contract means a contract between Rocky Mountain Power and Customer for the sale and delivery of electricity from one or more Renewable Energy Facilities to a Customer requiring the use of Rocky Mountain Power’s transmission or distribution system to deliver the electricity from a Renewable Energy Facility to the delivery location(s) under the Customer Agreement(s).