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Standard PPA for … [Insert ‘medium’ or ‘long’, as applicable] term power procurement under Case -1 5.5 Demonstration of Power Station’s Net Capacity 5.5.1 The Procurer(s) ………………… [Insert “(jointly)”, in case of multiple Procurers] may from time to time during the Operating Period, but only if the Available Capacity with respect to the Procurer(s) has not been one hundred percent (100%) of the Aggregate Contracted Capacity even for one continuous period of at least three (3) hours during any last three (3) continuous months, request the relevant Control Centre to assess the Power Station’s Net Capacity. Such capacity assessment of the Power Station, by the Control Centre at the request of the Procurer(s), shall not be done more than once in a continuous period of six (6) Months. 5.5.2 If the Power Station’s Net Capacity after such capacity assessment is determined to be less than the sum total of all contracted capacities of the Power Station having duration of contracts in excess of one year, then the provisions of Article 5.6.1 shall apply and the ……………………….. [Insert “Seller” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Seller or Developer” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] shall have a right to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Control Centre the Power Station’s Net Capacity only after a period of six (6) Months from the date of such assessment.. 5.5.3 If the …………………… [Insert “Seller” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Developer” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] wishes to take any unit of the Power Station or the Power Station, out of service for repair before any assessment by the Control Centre, it shall inform the Control Centre in writing before its scheduled start of the repairs and the estimated time required to complete the repairs. The Parties shall then schedule a maintenance outage in accordance with the Grid Code to enable the Seller to carry out those repairs and in such a case, the Procurer(s) requiring the Control Centre to conduct the assessment, shall defer such assessment until such unit or the Power Station is returned to service following that maintenance outage. 5.6 Derating 5.6.1 Based on the assessment carried out by the Control Centre, if the Power Station’s Assessed Capacity is less than the sum total of all contracted capacities of the Power Station having duration of contracts in excess of one year, the ………………….. [Insert “Seller” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Developer” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] shall not be permitted to declare the Available Capacity of the Power Station at a level greater than its Assessed Capacity, in which case: a) The Power Station’s Net Capacity shall be reduced to its most recent Assessed Capacity and Quoted Capacity Charges for the Aggregate Contracted Capacity shall be paid with respect to such reduced Power Station’s Net Capacity until the next assessment by the concerned Control Centre. b) Further, the Quoted Non–Escalable Capacity Charge shall be reduced by the following: Rs. 0.25/kwh x [1 – (Assessed Capacity of the Power Station)/Power Station’s Net Capacity)]; …….[Insert name of Procurer(s)] 41
Standard PPA for … [Insert ‘medium’ or ‘long’, as applicable] term power procurement under Case -1 c) the Aggregate Contracted Capacity of the Procurer(s) shall be reduced proportionately, and the Availability Factor shall be calculated by reference to the reduced Aggregate Contracted Capacity, in each case with effect from date on which [Insert “the Procurer” in case of single Procurer or “all the Procurer(s) jointly” in case of multiple Procurers] first requested the Control Centre to assess the Power Station’s Net Capacity. d) [Insert only in case when Seller is not a Trading Licensee]the Capital Cost and each element of the Capital Structure Schedule shall be reduced in proportion to the reduction in the Aggregate Contracted Capacity as a result of that derating. 5.6.2 If at the end of subsequent demonstration of the Power Station’s Net Capacity by the Seller at the end of the six Month period referred to in Article 5.5.2, the Assessed Capacity comes out to be still less than the sum total of all contracted capacities of the Power Station having duration of contracts in excess of one year, the consequences mentioned in Article 5.6.1 shall apply on such Assessed Capacity for a period of at least one year from such date of demonstration of the Power Station’s Net Capacity after which the Seller shall once again have the right to demonstrate the Power Station’s Net Capacity. The consequences mentioned in Article 5.6.1 shall be modified based on the most recent Assessed Capacity of the Power Station. 5.6.3 If the Control Centre is unable to assess the Power Station’s Net Capacity because of events or circumstances beyond the ………………………… [Insert “Seller’s” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Developer’s” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] reasonable control, the Control Centre shall reschedule an assessment as soon as reasonably practicable. …….[Insert name of Procurer(s)] 42
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