Tested Duration Energy definition

Tested Duration Energy or “TDE” means the quantity (expressed in MWh) of Discharge Energy which the Facility makes available when discharging at Dmax over the Design Dmax Duration following charging starting at zero percent (0%) State of Charge over the Design Charge Duration, as demonstrated in the most recent Performance Test.
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Tested Duration Energy means the Delivered Discharge Energy the Project delivers when discharging at Dmax during the Design Dmax Duration following charging starting at 0% State of Charge during the Design Charge Duration, provided that Cmax during the Design Charge Duration may not exceed the Design Cmax, as demonstrated in the most recent Performance Test performed in accordance with Section 10.2.
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Tested Duration Energy means the Delivered Discharge Energy the Project delivers when discharging at Dmax during the Design Dmax Duration following charging starting at 0% State of Charge during the Design Charge Duration, provided that Cmax during the Design Charge Duration may not exceed the Design Cmax. • Identify the contiguous reporting intervals within the Design Dmax Duration for which the average power level is within +/-2% of Dmax. • Sum the energy measured during the identified reporting intervals, including the first interval after start of the discharge period even if the average power level within that interval is not within +/-2% of Dmax. Cmax Set-point for power delivered to the Electric Revenue Meter during the Charge Duration of the Performance Test; value from the latest Performance Test or as specified by Seller before the Performance Test. Dmax Set-point for power delivered to the Electric Revenue Meter during the Discharge Duration of the Performance Test; value from the latest Performance Test or as specified by Seller before the Performance Test. Standby Mode The time period when the Project maintains 100% SOC and is • Phase 1 – Establish starting conditions: Bring Project to 0% State of Charge.
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Examples of Tested Duration Energy in a sentence

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  • The Tested Duration Energy as determined through the Seller’s Performance Test will be used to determine the Monthly Contract Capability in the same manner as the Tested Duration Energy determined through a Buyer’s Performance Test.

  • The Party requesting the Performance Test shall specify the attributes of the Project to be tested: Tested Duration Energy, Tested Full Duty Cycle Efficiency, and/or other Operational Limitations.

  • In certain cases, Cleaning & Housekeeping operations may be required to be performed when such equipment’s are in operational condition or they are in energized condition.

  • To the extent the Project reaches 100% SOC during the Design Charge Duration, the Tested Duration Energy and the Tested Full Duty Cycle Efficiency Tests may be combined.

  • If the Tested Duration Energy of the Facility equals or exceeds ninety-nine percent (99%) of the Degraded Duration Energy, the Monthly Contract Capability will equal the Degraded Duration Energy divided by the Design Dmax Duration.


More Definitions of Tested Duration Energy

Tested Duration Energy means the Delivered Discharge Energy the Energy Storage Facility delivers when discharging at Dmax during the Design Dmax Duration following charging starting at 0% State of Charge during the Design Charge Duration, provided that Cmax during the Design Charge Duration may not exceed the Design Cmax.
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