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Topic:"Cost Considerations" in M13042

Matter: Procurement Administrator - Power Advisory - Application for Approval of the Green Choice Power Purchase Agreement
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P-1-(i)Appendix A - Green Choice PPA 1 passage
16.9 Adjustment for Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs p. p. 76
16.9 Adjustment for Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs - a) If any Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs are introduced, the Seller shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to avoid or mitigate the cost of any such Post-Proposal Applicable Tarif...

AI summary This section outlines the procedures for adjusting energy rates due to Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs. The Seller must use commercially reasonable efforts to avoid or mitigate these tariffs. If the capital cost increases by more than 7.5%, the Seller may submit a notice to NSPI with supporting details and a proposed revised energy rate.

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P-1-(ii)Appendix B - Green Choice PPA Blackline to PPA in M11455 1 passage
16.9 Adjustment for Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs p. p. 86
16.9 Adjustment for Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs - a) If any Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs are introduced, the Seller shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to avoid or mitigate the cost of any such Post-Proposal Applicable Tarif...

AI summary Section 16.9 outlines procedures for adjusting energy rates in response to Post-Proposal Applicable Tariffs. The Seller must use commercially reasonable efforts to avoid such tariffs, and if they increase capital costs by more than 7.5%, a notice must be submitted to NSPI with supporting details and a proposed revised energy rate.

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