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<br />00 <br />c: <br />C'~ <br />C'.' <br /> <br />capacity available for transmission of secondary energy. In the <br /> <br />':: <br /> <br />latter event the secondary ener~v to be sold vnll be tSKen as <br />00 <br /> <br />that for which transmission capacity is available. <br /> <br />Procedure in Rvent of Deficient <br />Firm Energy <br /> <br />The important mutual considerations in the contracts to be <br /> <br />executed with the several allottees are: first, the United <br /> <br />States has an obligation to furnish a stipulated amount of firm <br /> <br />energy during the contract period ~ld, second, the allottees are <br /> <br />obligated to take and/or pay for such amount of stipulated firm <br /> <br />energy. Although for the purpose of computing rates the revenues <br /> <br />from the sale of certain amounts of secondary energy and stored <br /> <br />water are considered, there is no obligation on the part of <br /> <br />either the United States to furnish, or on the part of the <br /> <br />allottees to take and/or pay for, such secondary energy and <br /> <br />stored water. <br /> <br />It is therefore considered equitable that the maximum <br /> <br />obligation of the allottees to make payment for firm energy <br /> <br />within the contract period shall be the s'~ation of the annual <br /> <br />firm energy obligations times the successively adjusted rates for <br /> <br />firm energy. In other words if, during the contract period, there <br /> <br />are deficiencies in the amount of firm energy available and the <br /> <br />resulting deficiency in revenue is not fully offset by revenues <br /> <br />received from sale of secondary energy and stored water, repayment <br /> <br />in the ~nount due to such deficit shall be deferred beyond the <br /> <br />contract period. <br /> <br />13 <br />