Additional Load and Excess Load Sample Clauses

Additional Load and Excess Load. In the event that a review of the Developer’s development agreement for this Property (the “Development Agreement”), designs, plans and/or other development documentation and with each design submitted (collectively, the “Developer’s Documentation”) indicates that the Developer’s projected electrical load (the “Projected Load”) may exceed the Developer’s Minimum Load, the following calculation shall be made for each occurrence: = ( ) − Where: AEL = Additional Load and, if applicable, any Excess Load. The AEL shall be calculated to the nearest one- thousandth of an MVA. PL = The Projected Load shall be the sum of the electrical panel ratings (in MVA) for all electrical panels to be located on the Property (per Developer’s Documentation). DR = Demand Ratio shall be 65% of electrical panel rating unless said panel is fully-rated, in which case the Demand Ratio shall be 81.25% for that particular panel. DML = The Developer’s Minimum Load In the event that the AEL exceeds 0 MVA on the Developer's Property, such excess shall be treated as follows:
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Additional Load and Excess Load. In the event that a review of the Developer’s development agreement for this Property (the “Development Agreement”) and the Developer’s Documentation indicates that the Developer’s projected electrical load (the “Projected Load”) may exceed the Developer’s Minimum Load, the following calculation shall be made for each occurrence: Where: AEL = Additional Load and, if applicable, any Excess Load. The AEL shall be calculated to the nearest one- thousandth of an MVA. PL = The Projected Load shall be the sum of the electrical panel ratings (in MVA) for all electrical panels to be located on the Property (per Developer’s Documentation). PL1 = The Projected Load-1 shall be the sum of the 80% rated electrical panels (in MVA) located on the Property (per Developer’s Documentation). PL2 = The Projected Load-2 shall be the sum of the fully rated electrical panels (in MVA) located on the Property (per Developer’s Documentation). DR = Demand Ratio shall be 65% of electrical panel rating with 80% rated panel, 81.25% of electrical panel rating for fully rated panel. DML = The Developer’s Minimum Load In the event that the AEL exceeds 0 MVA on the Developer’s Property, such excess shall be treated as follows:
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