Annual Maintenance Program. 6.16.1 The Operator will prepare and submit to the Authority, its proposed Annual Maintenance Program within 1 (one) year of the Appointed Date, and thereafter 1 (one) month prior to beginning of each Accounting Year for the following Accounting Year. Such proposed Annual Maintenance Program will comprise of:
(a) a list and technical details of the equipment procured by it and deployed at the Terminal for performing the O&M Services and their operating status and capabilities;
(b) expected operations, repairs, capital improvements, teardowns and maintenance plans and other maintenance services;
(c) control strategy and a description of material Sub-Contracts entered or proposed to be entered into by the Operator;
(d) the Operator’s recommendation on any matters affecting the O&M Services such as capital improvement or capital expenditure together with reasons thereof;
(e) maintenance and administration of support facilities;
(f) a description of any change in law notified by the Operator affecting the performance of the O&M Services together with a breakdown of the incremental costs associated therewith;
(g) the Operator’s environmental plan describing the actions necessary to ensure that the performance of the O&M Services at the Terminal comply with all Applicable Laws and Applicable Permits;
(h) status of compliance of Functional Guarantees;
(i) data regarding other work proposed to be undertaken by the Operator;
(j) time-table of the proposed number of hours of routine maintenance and overhaul schedules; and
(k) the timing of such maintenance and the dates and times of shut down or partial closure and reductions of output predicted to occur as a result of implementation of such maintenance program.
6.16.2 Any actions proposed under the Annual Maintenance Program will be consistent with the O&M Manuals and the Operator’s obligations set forth in this Contract. The Operator will promptly notify the Authority of any significant deviations or discrepancies from the projections contained in the Annual Maintenance Program.
Annual Maintenance Program. (a) At least 20 Business Days prior to the start of any Financial Year during the Support Receipt Period, Project Operator must provide to the Commonwealth with an annual maintenance program that complies with Project Operator’s obligations under clause 8.5(a) (“Maintenance”) (“Annual Maintenance Program”).
(b) Within 20 Business Days after receipt of an Annual Maintenance Program, the Commonwealth may request any changes that it considers (acting reasonably) are in the best long-term financial interests of electricity customers in the Relevant Jurisdictionappropriate or otherwise required to meet the requirements of this agreement or any applicable Law (including compliance with the Social Licence Commitments and any applicable work health and safety and environmental obligations).
(c) If the Commonwealth requests a change to an Annual Maintenance Program in accordance with paragraph (b), then Project Operator must:
(i) consider (acting reasonably and in good faith) the requested changes; and
(ii) resubmit or confirm (as applicable) the Annual Maintenance Program, within 20 Business Days after the Commonwealth’s request.
Annual Maintenance Program. (a) At least 20 Business Days prior to the start of any Annuity Product Financial Year, LTES Operator must provide SFV with an annual maintenance program that complies with LTES Operator’s obligations under clause 5.2(a) (“Annual Maintenance Program”).
(b) Within 20 Business Days after receipt of an Annual Maintenance Program, SFV may request any changes that it considers (acting reasonably) are in the best long-term financial interests of electricity customers in New South Wales.
(c) If SFV requests a change to an Annual Maintenance Program in accordance with paragraph (b), then LTES Operator must:
(i) consider (acting reasonably and in good faith) the requested changes; and
(ii) resubmit or confirm (as applicable) the Annual Maintenance Program, within 20 Business Days after SFV’s request.
Annual Maintenance Program. (a) At least 20 Business Days prior to the start of any Annuity Period, LTES Operator must provide SFV with an annual maintenance program that sets out:
(i) planned outages of each WDRU comprising the Project; and
(ii) any planned unavailability of LTES Operator systems and equipment relating to the Project or this agreement, and complies with LTES Operator’s obligations under clause 7.1(b) (“Annual Maintenance Program”).
(b) Unless otherwise consented to by SFV, prior to LTES Operator entering into the WDR Contract, LTES Operator must use reasonable endeavours to procure that the Load Owner schedules and undertakes planned maintenance that is reasonably likely to affect the MRC of that WDRU by more than 10%, at times outside of the Peak Period.
(c) Within 20 Business Days after receipt of the Annual Maintenance Program, SFV may request changes that it considers (acting reasonably) are in the best long term-financial interests of electricity customers in New South Wales.
(d) If SFV requests a change to an Annual Maintenance Program in accordance with paragraph (c), then LTES Operator must use reasonable endeavours to procure a change to the Annual Maintenance Program within 20 Business Days after SFV’s request.
(e) Nothing in this clause 7.1 prevents LTES Operator or Load Owner from undertaking emergency maintenance or repairs in accordance with Good Industry Practice that are:
(i) necessary to prevent injury or damage to the environment or equipment; or
(ii) required to maintain manufacturer’s warranties, and cannot reasonably be rescheduled or deferred.
