Contract Energy Clause Samples

The 'Contract Energy' clause defines the specific amount of energy that is to be supplied, purchased, or delivered under the terms of the contract. Typically, this clause will specify the quantity of energy (such as in megawatt-hours or gigajoules) and may outline the delivery schedule, measurement methods, and any tolerances or flexibility allowed. By clearly establishing the contractual energy quantity, this clause ensures both parties understand their obligations and helps prevent disputes over delivery shortfalls or overages.
Contract Energy. Subject and according to the terms and conditions herein, including Section 4.5 and Section 7.4, throughout the Delivery Term, Seller shall sell, make available and deliver, and Buyer shall purchase and receive at the Energy Financial Delivery Point in the Applicable Market, all Delivered Energy and Charging Energy in each applicable MISO Settlement Interval. In consideration of the Delivered Energy and Charging Energy during the Delivery Term, Buyer shall make Variable Payments to Seller in accordance with the provisions of Section 5.1.
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Contract Energy. The Contract Energy specified in the Purchase Power Agreement shall be the estimated total annual kilowatt-hours registered or computed by or from Company's metering facilities for each time period during a continuous 12-month interval.
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Contract Energy. UMHEPCor shall deliver all energy generated by its 4-4 MW hydro power plant to BUSEC02.
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Contract Energy. The Installed Capacity of the Facility shall be [ ] MW, consisting of the equipment described in Exhibit A. Seller must notify MP within three (3) Days of execution of this Agreement of final Wind Turbine(s) selection and provide MP written evidence of wind turbine purchase commitment. Seller shall provide, under Exhibit F, estimates of Annual and Monthly Expected Energy predicted by the Wind Performance Modeling Program for a typical Commercial Operation Year using 8760 data and annually thereafter for the term of the PPA.
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Contract Energy. The Contract Energy shall be computed for on-peak and off-peak time periods and shall be the resultant total annual kilowatt-hours registered or computed by or from Company's metering facilities for each time period during the continuous 12-month interval during the initial 24 months of operation which provides the largest kilowatt-hour value.
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Contract Energy. CANORECO shall buy all the energy generated from the San ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Mini Hydro Power Plant (SPMHPP), and agrees to pay for all energy generated and delivered to it from the plant as measured at the delivery point. Below is the indicative monthly energy generation of the plant in Megawatt. MONTH CAPACITY, (MW) MONTHLY AVERAGE GENERATION (kWh) January 1,210 900,240.00 February 1,080 725,760.00 March 1,040 773,760.00 April 990 712,800.00 May 1,020 758,880.00 June 1,060 763,200.00 July 1,140 848,160.00 August 1,090 810,960.00 Page4 ofu September 1,170 842,400.00 October 1,500 l,u6,000.00 November 1,600 1,152,000.00 December 1,640 1,220,160.00 TOTAL: 14,540 10,624,320.00 uc. Availability of Supply. SPMHPP shall supply the Contracted Energy in compliance with appropriate rules and regulations such as the Philippine Grid and Distribution Code. The supply of energy shall be available except for interruption or reduction due to: a) Causes beyond the control of SPMHPP despite the exercise of due care;
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