Examples of Replacement Capacity in a sentence

If Seller fails to provide such Notice, then Seller shall be responsible for all costs, charges, expenses, penalties, and obligations resulting from the Replacement Capacity Rules for such outage.
To the extent Seller has an exemption from the Replacement Capacity Rules under the CAISO Tariff, Section 3.3(c) shall not apply.
Additionally, Buyer may enter into one or more arrangements to repurchase its obligation to sell and deliver capacity to another party, and such arrangements shall be considered the procurement of Replacement Capacity.
Buyer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize damages when procuring any Replacement Capacity.
The Scheduling Coordinator for a Resource Adequacy Resource designated as Resource Adequacy Capacity during the resource adequacy month may submit a request for a Short-Notice Opportunity RA Outage without a requirement to provide RA Replacement Capacity or RA Substitute Capacity for the Resource Adequacy Capacity that will be on the Forced Outage or de-rate.

More Definitions of Replacement Capacity

Replacement Capacity means, at any time, Accredited Capacity supplied to Buyer by Seller from any DNR (other than the Facilities) or from any other generation resource satisfying the requirements of a Local Capacity Resource associated with Buyer’s Network Load (other than the Facilities) to fulfill, in whole or in part, Seller’s obligation to supply Accredited Capacity under this Agreement. Replacement Capacity, when combined with Accredited Capacity from the Facilities, shall not exceed the Buyer’s Capacity Amount. In addition, Replacement Capacity shall (a) not be committed for sale to any third party, and (b) be accredited at all times to serve Buyer’s Capacity requirements.

Replacement Capacity means any Capacity and associated Energy from a generation resource other than the Facilities provided or delivered pursuant to Section [3.4].

Replacement Capacity means installed capacity from resources other than the Purchased Assets which resources are identified to the NYPP or ISO, as the case may be, as sources of installed capacity in Con Edison's periodic reports required under applicable procedures, provided that such installed capacity (i) is from resources that are located in New York City or directly interconnected to Con Edison's electric system in New York City, and (ii) would satisfy the installed capacity requirements applicable to Con Edison, including any applicable delivery requirements, established by the NYPP or ISO, as the case may be.

Replacement Capacity means, at any time, Accredited Capacity supplied to Buyer by Seller from any DNR other than the Facility to fulfill, in whole or in part, Seller's obligation to supply Accredited Capacity under this Agreement. Replacement Capacity shall not exceed the Buyer's Capacity Amount. In addition, Replacement Capacity shall (a) not be committed for sale to any third party, and (b) be available at all times to serve Buyer's Capacity requirements.

Replacement Capacity means capacity which has equivalent RA and Local RA as the portion of the Product not provided by the Units committed to Buyer as of the Confirmation Effective Date.

Replacement Capacity means capacity which has equivalent RA, Local RA and Capacity Attributes as the portion of the Product not provided by the Units committed to Buyer as of the Confirmation Effective Date.

Replacement Capacity means Installed Capacity under this Agreement from a source different from the source identified by Generator and subsequently identified to the NYPP or ISO in NYSEG's periodic reports required under applicable procedures or directly or indirectly to PJM to the extent such Installed Capacity satisfies NYPP or ISO Installed Capacity requirements applicable to NYSEG, or, if required by Section 4, satisfies PJM Installed Capacity requirements.