Reliability Entity Curtailment Clause Samples

The Reliability Entity Curtailment clause defines the procedures and rights related to the reduction or interruption of energy delivery when required by a reliability authority or grid operator. In practice, this clause allows either party to curtail scheduled energy deliveries if a recognized reliability entity, such as a regional transmission organization, issues an order to maintain grid stability or prevent system overloads. This ensures that contractual obligations are subordinate to grid reliability requirements, thereby protecting both parties from liability when curtailments are mandated for system security.
Reliability Entity Curtailment. PGE shall not be liable to Seller if curtailment of Scheduled or unscheduled Energy is due to the action of a Reliability Entity and such action shall not be considered a Force Majeure or a Buyer Curtailment under Section 3.8.10. Seller shall pay PGE the replacement cost for such Energy. The replacement cost during a Reliability Entity curtailment shall be the greater of zero or the amount calculated as: ((Market Index PriceFixed Price) multiplied by curtailed Energy based on the Facility’s potential generation for periods of the Reliability Entity curtailment. The Forecasting Agent shall calculate the potential generation during periods of the Reliability Entity curtailment.
Reliability Entity Curtailment. PGE shall not be liable to Seller if curtailment of Scheduled or unscheduled Generating Facility Energy is due to the action of a Reliability Entity and such action shall not be considered a Force Majeure or a PGE Curtailment under Section 3.9.7. Seller shall pay PGE the replacement cost for such Generating Facility Energy. The replacement cost during a Reliability Entity curtailment shall be the greater of zero or the amount calculated as: ((Market Index PriceFixed Price) multiplied by curtailed Generating Facility Energy based on the Generating Facility’s potential generation for periods of the Reliability Entity curtailment. The Forecasting Agent shall calculate the potential generation during periods of the Reliability Entity curtailment.

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