Partial Production Year CREF Minimum Production Requirement Clause Samples

Partial Production Year CREF Minimum Production Requirement. (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and the final year of the Minimum CREF Commercial Operation Period as set forth in Attachment C, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), shall be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output by both the 90% minimum level of required electricity output and the percentages in the table below, based on the first full month starting after the Commercial Operation Date. January 5% February 7% March 9% April 10% May 11% June 11% July 11% August 10% September 9% October 7% November 5% December 5%
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