Common use of Forecasting of Net Delivered Energy Clause in Contracts

Forecasting of Net Delivered Energy. The Seller shall use reasonable efforts to forecast the Net Delivered Energy based on available historical data of Ambient Site Conditions at Site and, on that basis, no later than noon prior to the beginning of each Day following the Commercial Operations Date the Seller shall notify the Purchaser (or revise any such information previously provided) of the estimated net energy of the Facility, in MWh, that the Facility is likely to generate in each hour of such Day; provided, that the forecast of Net Delivered Energy provided by the Seller to the Purchaser shall not result in the Seller incurring or accruing any liability of any nature towards the Purchaser in relation to any discrepancy or deviation between the non-binding estimates and the actual Net Delivered Energy.

Forecasting of Net Delivered Energy. a. The Seller shall use reasonable efforts to forecast the Net Delivered Energy based on available historical data of Ambient Site Conditions at Site and, on that basis, no later than noon prior to the beginning of each Day following the Commercial Operations Date the Seller shall notify the Purchaser (or revise any such information previously provided) of the estimated net energy of the Facility, in MWhMW, that the Facility is likely to generate in each hour of such Day; provided, that the forecast of Net Delivered Energy provided by the Seller to the Purchaser shall not result in the Seller incurring or accruing any liability of any nature towards the Purchaser in relation to any discrepancy or deviation between the non-binding estimates and the actual Net Delivered Energy.