Contract Capacity Test Sample Clauses

The Contract Capacity Test clause defines the criteria or process for determining whether a party has the legal ability to enter into and be bound by a contract. Typically, this involves verifying that each party is of legal age, is mentally competent, and is not otherwise disqualified by law from contracting. For example, the clause may require parties to provide evidence of their authority or legal status before the agreement becomes effective. Its core function is to ensure that all parties involved have the requisite legal standing, thereby preventing disputes over enforceability due to lack of capacity.
Contract Capacity Test. The results of each DMNC test conducted in accordance with NYISO Rules for each Summer Capability Period or Winter Capability Period, as adjusted to ISO Conditions, will be used to determine the Contract Capacity for the Month in which such test occurs and continuing until the next Contract Capacity Test under NYISO Rules; provided, however, that if the Project is re-tested and the Capacity of the Project is re-determined for NYISO purposes in accordance with the applicable NYISO Rules at any time prior to the next required NYISO Contract Capacity Test, such re-test results, as adjusted to ISO Conditions, shall be used to determine Contract Capacity for the Month in which such re-test occurs and continuing until the next succeeding Contract Capacity Test under NYISO Rules. The DMNC procedures in effect under NYISO Rules from time to time shall be the test used to establish the Contract Capacity, provided that if NYISO Rules are amended or discontinued such that no equivalent test procedures are included, the Parties will utilize the last set of procedures in such NYISO Rules prior to such amendment or discontinuance. If a material change occurs to any DMNC test procedures as established by the NYISO which makes it impossible or impracticable for the Parties to utilize such test procedures to establish Contract Capacity, or which imposes a material hardship upon or deprives a Party of a material benefit of the Agreement, then the Parties agree to use the DMNC test procedures as they existed prior to such material change or alternatively to discuss and agree in good faith upon a replacement set of test procedures that fairly represent the test procedures in effect upon the Execution Date.
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Contract Capacity Test. The Contract Capacity Test shall be conducted for the purpose of determining each Generating Unit’s and the Project’s net capacity corrected to Contract Conditions. The Contract Capacity shall be based on each of the Generating Units operating under steady state operation at one hundred percent (100%) capacity. The Contract Capacity Test shall be conducted generally in accordance with the ASME Performance Test Code (PTC) 22. The Project’s Delivered Energy shall be measured at the Energy Delivery Point, net of plant auxiliary loads, using the installed CAISO metering. The Contract Capacity Test shall consist of a four-hour test with all Generating Units at 100 percent capacity, steady-state operation. All auxiliary systems shall be operating as normally required for one hundred percent (100%) capacity at Contract Conditions. Emissions shall be in compliance as monitored by the CEMS. Electronic data shall be taken at time increments of no more than one minute and shall be corrected to the Contract Conditions. Manual data shall be taken at time increments of no more than ten minutes and shall be corrected to the Contract Conditions. The capacity of the Project during the Contract Capacity Test shall be determined as follows: the average Delivered Energy during each hour shall be corrected from test conditions during that hour to the Contract Conditions using performance correction curves and methods contained in the test procedures. The corrected hourly readings shall then be averaged to determine the Contract Capacity of the Project.
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Contract Capacity Test. The Contract Capacity Test shall be conducted for the purpose of determining each Energy Storage System’s and the Project’s net capacity corrected to Contract Conditions. The Contract Capacity shall be based on each of the Energy Storage Systems operating under steady state operation at one hundred percent (100%) capacity. The Contract Capacity Test shall be conducted generally in accordance with the ASME Performance Test Code (PTC) 22. The Project’s Delivered Energy shall be measured at the Energy Delivery Point, net of plant auxiliary loads, using the installed CAISO metering. The Contract Capacity Test shall consist of a four-hour test with all Energy Storage Systems at 100 percent capacity, steady-state operation. All auxiliary systems shall be operating as normally required for one hundred percent (100%) capacity at Contract Conditions. Emissions shall be in compliance as monitored by the CEMS. Electronic data shall be taken at time increments of no more than one minute and shall be corrected to the Contract Conditions. Manual data shall be taken at time increments of no more than ten minutes and shall be corrected to the Contract Conditions. The capacity of the Project during the Contract Capacity Test shall be determined as follows: the average Delivered Energy during each hour shall be corrected from test conditions during that hour to the Contract Conditions using performance correction curves and methods contained in the test procedures. The corrected hourly readings shall then be averaged to determine the Contract Capacity of the Project. Seller shall demonstrate to Buyer the Energy Storage System’s reliability and availability as follows: Each Energy Storage System shall start, run without tripping at one hundred percent (100%) Contract Capacity for four (4) hours and perform a normal shutdown five (5) consecutive times within three (3) days. The testing sequence shall be restarted: If the Energy Storage System fails to start, run without tripping for four (4) hours and perform a normal shutdown during any of the five (5) consecutive tests; or If maintenance or corrective action is performed during or between any of the five (5) tests.
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