Common use of Provision of Data Clause in Contracts

Provision of Data. (a) Seller shall, at NYSERDA’s request, provide NYSERDA access to generation and delivery data, including detailed monthly market accounting settlement or other pertinent data from the administrator(s) of the energy market into which energy from the Bid Facility was delivered, from the entity or party in control of any meter through which the energy associated with the Quantity Obligation was delivered, and from the administrator of any attribute accounting system operating in such control area. Seller may be required to waive confidentiality, as to NYSERDA, for the direct transfer to NYSERDA by an energy market administrator or the operator of the transmission and/or distribution system into which the energy from the Bid Facility is delivered of transactional and/or delivery information and data pertinent to the verification of attribute creation and electricity delivery. (b) [Energy Storage Performance Metrics. For projects that include Energy Storage: Consistent with VII. Measurement and Verification of the Program Manual for the Bulk Energy Storage Incentive Program7, NYSERDA will require 15-minute interval data to assess the carbon impact from the Energy Storage. A NYSERDA quality assurance contractor to be identified by NYSERDA shall be provided interval data showing 15- minute charge and discharge data from the Energy Storage through an automated data transfer. This shall be established at Operational Certification, and this data shall be provided for at least five years. During the Contract Delivery Term NYSERDA will request an annual report describing the services the Energy Storage provided to the NYCA during the previous year.] (c) Upon commissioning of the Bid Facility, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to make commercially reasonable efforts to work with NYSERDA to validate a final accounting of the Bid Facility’s (i) carbon footprint and (ii) energy and carbon payback periods. Seller further agrees to public disclosure of NYSERDA’s determination of the Bid Facility’ carbon footprint, and energy and carbon payback periods.

Provision of Data. (a) Seller shall, at NYSERDA’s request, provide NYSERDA access to generation and delivery data, including detailed monthly market accounting settlement or other pertinent data from the administrator(s) of the energy market into which energy from the Bid Facility was delivered, from the entity or party in control of any meter through which the energy associated with the Quantity Obligation was delivered, and from the administrator of any attribute accounting system operating in such control area. Seller may be required to waive confidentiality, as to NYSERDA, for the direct transfer to NYSERDA by an energy market administrator or the operator of the transmission and/or distribution system into which the energy from the Bid Facility is delivered of transactional and/or delivery information and data pertinent to the verification of attribute creation and electricity delivery.. [Where appropriate, Seller must also provide a Monthly Fuel Report, completed in accordance with Exhibit D.] (b) [Energy Storage Performance Metrics. For projects that include Energy Storage: Consistent with VII. Measurement and Verification of the Program Manual for the Bulk Energy Storage Incentive Program7Program4, NYSERDA will require 15-minute interval data to assess the carbon impact from the Energy Storage. A NYSERDA quality assurance contractor to be identified by NYSERDA shall be provided interval data showing 15- minute charge and discharge data from the Energy Storage through an automated data transfer. This shall be established at Operational Certification, and this data shall be provided for at least five years. During the Contract Delivery Term NYSERDA will request an annual report describing the services the Energy Storage provided to the NYCA during the previous year.] (c) Upon commissioning of the Bid Facility, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Seller agrees to make commercially reasonable efforts to work with NYSERDA to validate a final accounting of the Bid Facility’s (i) carbon footprint and (ii) energy and carbon payback periods. Seller further agrees to public disclosure of NYSERDA’s determination of the Bid Facility’ ’s carbon footprint, and energy and carbon payback periods.

Provision of Data. (a) Seller shall, at NYSERDA’s request, provide NYSERDA access to generation and delivery data, including detailed monthly market accounting settlement or other pertinent data from the administrator(s) of the energy market into which energy from the Bid Facility was delivered, from the entity or party in control of any meter through which the energy associated with the Quantity Obligation was delivered, and from the administrator of any attribute accounting system operating in such control area. Seller may be required to waive confidentiality, as to NYSERDA, for the direct transfer to NYSERDA by an energy market administrator or the operator of the transmission and/or distribution system into which the energy from the Bid Facility is delivered of transactional and/or delivery information and data pertinent to the verification of attribute creation and electricity delivery. (b) [Energy Storage Performance Metrics. For projects that include Energy Storage: Consistent with VII. Measurement and Verification of the Program Manual for the Bulk Energy Storage Incentive Program7, NYSERDA will require 15-minute interval data to assess the carbon impact from the Energy Storage. A NYSERDA quality assurance contractor to be identified by NYSERDA shall be provided interval data showing 15- 15-minute charge and discharge data from the Energy Storage through an automated data transfer. This shall be established at Operational Certification, and this data shall be provided for at least five years. During the Contract Delivery Term NYSERDA will request an annual report describing the services the Energy Storage provided to the NYCA during the previous year.] (c) Upon commissioning of the Bid Facility, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to make commercially reasonable efforts to work with NYSERDA to validate a final accounting of the Bid Facility’s (i) carbon footprint and (ii) energy and carbon payback periods. Seller further agrees to public disclosure of NYSERDA’s determination of the Bid Facility’ carbon footprint, and energy and carbon payback periods.

Provision of Data. (a) Seller shall, at NYSERDA’s request, provide NYSERDA access to generation and delivery data, including detailed monthly market accounting settlement or other pertinent data from the administrator(s) of the energy market into which energy from the Bid Facility was delivered, from the entity or party in control of any meter through which the energy associated with the Quantity Obligation was delivered, and from the administrator of any attribute accounting system operating in such control area. Seller may be required to waive confidentiality, as to NYSERDA, for the direct transfer to NYSERDA by an energy market administrator or the operator of the transmission and/or distribution system into which the energy from the Bid Facility is delivered of transactional and/or delivery information and data pertinent to the verification of attribute creation and electricity delivery. [Where appropriate, Seller must also provide a Monthly Fuel Report documenting how the Seller has complied with the rules in the order.] (b) [Energy Storage Performance Metrics. For projects that include Energy Storage: Consistent with VII. Measurement and Verification of the Program Manual for the Bulk Energy Storage Incentive Program7Program5, NYSERDA will require 15-minute interval data to assess the carbon impact from the Energy Storage. A NYSERDA quality assurance contractor to be identified by NYSERDA shall be provided interval data showing 15- minute charge and discharge data from the Energy Storage through an automated data transfer. This shall be established at Operational Certification, and this data shall be provided for at least five years. During the Contract Delivery Term NYSERDA will request an annual report describing the services the Energy Storage provided to the NYCA during the previous year.] (c) Upon commissioning of the Bid Facility, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Seller agrees to make commercially reasonable efforts to work with NYSERDA to validate a final accounting of the Bid Facility’s (i) carbon footprint and (ii) energy and carbon payback periods. Seller further agrees to public disclosure of NYSERDA’s determination of the Bid Facility’ carbon footprint, and energy and carbon payback periods.’s carbon