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Standard PPA for … [Insert ‘medium’ or ‘long’, as applicable] term power procurement under Case -1 c) q(FH) is the Escalation Index for Fuel Handling Charges as per Schedule 6 (expressed as a number). MNEEPn = QMNEEPn * FX where: a) QMNEEPn is the Quoted Non Escalable Energy Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs expressed in US$/ kWh and is equal to the Quoted Non Escalable Energy Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs, as provided in Schedule 8; and b) FX shall be the simple average of SBI TT buying rate (for Rs/ US$) for last fifteen (15) days prior to the first day of the Month “m” for which such exchange rates are published by SBI. MNEOTPn = QMNEOTPn * FX where: a) QMNEOTPn is the Quoted Non Escalable Overseas Transportation Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs expressed in US$/ kWh and is equal to the Quoted Non Escalable Overseas Transportation Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs, as provided in Schedule 8; and b) FX shall be the simple average of SBI TT buying rate (for Rs/ US$) for last fifteen (15) days prior to the first day of the Month “m” for which such exchange rates are published by SBI. MNEITPn is the Payable Non Escalable Inland Transportation Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs expressed in Rs/ kWh and is equal to the Quoted Non Escalable Inland Transportation Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs, as provided in Schedule 8. MNEFHPn is the Payable Non Escalable Fuel Handling Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs expressed in Rs/ kWh and is equal to the Quoted Non Escalable Fuel Handling Charges of the Contract Year “n” in which Month “m” occurs, as provided in Schedule 8. 4.2.4 Contract Year Energy Incentive Payment 4.2.4.1 If and to the extent the Availability in a Contract Year exceeds Normative Availability, an incentive at the rate of forty (40%) of the Quoted Non Escalable Capacity Charges (in Rs./kWh) for such Contract Year mentioned in Schedule 8 subject to a maximum of twenty five (25) paisa /kWh, shall be allowed on the energy (in kWh) corresponding to the Availability in excess of ……. [Insert number (…%)]. 4.2.5 Contract Year Penalty for Availability below …. [Insert number (…%)] during the Contract Year …….[Insert name of Procurer(s)] 107
Standard PPA for … [Insert ‘medium’ or ‘long’, as applicable] term power procurement under Case -1 4.2.5.1 In case the Availability for a Contract Year is less than ……. [Insert number (…%)], the Seller shall pay a penalty at the rate of twenty percent (20%) of the simple average Capacity Charge (in Rs./kWh) for all months in the Contract Year applied on the energy (in kWh) corresponding to the difference between ……. [Insert number (…%)],and Availability during such Contract Year. 4.3 Deviation from the Schedule 4.3.1 Variation between Scheduled Energy and actual energy at the Interconnection Point shall be accounted for through Unscheduled Interchange (UI) as per provisions of the Grid Code and ABT. 4.4 Transmission/Wheeling Charges and RLDC/ SLDC Charges 4.4.1 [Incase the Seller is responsible for Open Access] The payment of Transmission Charges / Wheeling Charges to the CTU/ STU, from the Injection Point to the Delivery Point shall be paid by the Seller and would be reimbursed by the Procurer(s). [Incase the Procurer(s) is/are responsible for Open Access] The payment of Transmission Charges / Wheeling Charges to the CTU/ STU, from the Injection Point onwards shall be paid by the Procurer(s). 4.4.2 The payment of the RLDC/ SLDC charges shall be the responsibility of the Procurer(s). 4.5 Penalty and rights relating to minimum guaranteed quantity of Fuel [applicable in case of linkage coal-based Power Station or imported coal based Power Station or imported LNG based Power Station]. 4.5.1 In case [Insert “Seller” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Developer” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] has to pay penalty to the fuel supplier for not purchasing the minimum guaranteed quantity of Fuel mentioned in the Fuel Supply Agreement and if during that Contract Year, Availability of the Power Station of the ………[Insert “Seller” if Seller is NOT a Trading Licensee, or “Developer” if Seller is a Trading Licensee] is greater than the Minimum Offtake Guarantee but “the Procurer” / “all the Procurers taken together” has / have not scheduled energy corresponding to such Minimum Off-take Guarantee during that Contract Year, then Seller will raise an invoice for the lower of the following amounts, on the Procurer(s), : i) penalty paid to the fuel supplier under the Fuel Supply Agreement in that Contract Year, along with documentary proof for payment of such penalty, or ii) an amount corresponding to twenty percent (20%) of cumulative Monthly Capacity Charge Payment (in Rs.) made by the Procurer for all the months in that Contract Year multiplied by (1- X/Y) where: X is the Scheduled Energy during the Contract Year (in kWh); and Y is the Scheduled Energy corresponding to Minimum Offtake Guarantee for the Procurer during the Contract Year (in kWh). [Insert in case of multiple Procurers] “The amount calculated as above shall be applicable for each Procurer who has scheduled energy less than energy corresponding to Minimum …….[Insert name of Procurer(s)] 108
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