Shading and Soiling Effect definition

Shading and Soiling Effect means the identified detrimental effect on any Solar Project Owner due to the Implementation of a Subsequent Phase, calculated as a percentage reduction in the net capacity factor of the applicable Project set forth in the Project Model as a result of shading and/or soiling created or increased by the presence of the Subsequent Phase in connection with the Implementation of such Subsequent Phase, all of the above as then reasonably determined by the Independent Engineer; provided, that any Deemed Non-Impacting Phase shall be deemed not to result in any Shading and Soiling Effect.
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Shading and Soiling Effect means the identified detrimental effect on a Project Owner due to the Implementation of a Subsequent Phase, calculated as a percentage reduction in the net capacity factor of the applicable Project set forth in the Portfolio Project Model as a result of shading and/or soiling created or increased by the presence of the Subsequent Phase in connection with the Implementation of such Subsequent Phase, all of the above as then reasonably determined by the Subsequent Phase Owner or the Independent Engineer; provided, that any Subsequent Phase comprising a wind energy project located at least one (1) kilometer from the applicable Project shall be deemed not to result in any Shading and Soiling Effect; and provided, further, that a Subsequent Phase’s effect as set forth above shall not be considered a “Shading and Soiling Effect” unless the Subsequent Phase Owner or the Independent Engineer, as applicable, reasonably determines that the anticipated amount of the Build-Out Payment for such Subsequent Phase would exceed Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000) for each of the Project Owners.
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