Cooperation in Operation Clause Samples
The Cooperation in Operation clause requires the parties involved to actively work together and coordinate their efforts during the execution of a contract or project. In practice, this may involve sharing relevant information, providing timely assistance, and communicating effectively to resolve operational issues as they arise. By fostering collaboration, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and operational delays, ensuring that the project runs smoothly and efficiently.
Cooperation in Operation. 6.1.1 No later than ten Days prior to the beginning of each calendar quarter, Purchaser shall provide Seller with a written estimate of its anticipated demand and energy usage during each calendar quarter of the following 12-month period. Such estimates shall not be binding on either party.
6.1.2 Purchaser shall make reasonable commercial efforts to notify the Seller in advance regarding changes in conditions that are reasonably expected to affect Purchaser’s load that may aid Seller in load dispatching and in planning Seller’s power system operation, such as the probable schedule and duration of substantial daily load changes. Following an unexpected outage, Purchaser shall notify Seller’s dispatcher as quickly as possible of the expected duration of such outage. Such estimates or advance information shall not be binding on either party.
Cooperation in Operation. 6.1.1 Kennecott shall make reasonable commercial efforts to notify the Company in advance regarding conditions affecting Kennecott’s load that may aid Company in load dispatching and in planning Company’s power system operation, such as the probable schedule and duration of substantial daily load changes. Following an unexpected outage, Kennecott shall notify Company’s dispatcher as quickly as possible of the expected duration of such outage. Such estimates or advance information shall not be binding on either party.
6.1.2 Kennecott shall, upon reasonable request and to the extent practicable, cooperate in the operation of its generators through voltage adjustments, power factor moderation and other means mutually agreed upon by the Parties. The parties shall agree to the level of compensation to be paid to Kennecott before Kennecott must honor such a request.
6.1.3 In the absence of an agreement pursuant to Section 5 of this Agreement, the Company may temporarily interrupt or curtail service of power and energy when;
(i) the Company’s system providing service in the Wasatch Front has actually become out of balance through inadvertent or unplanned sudden occurrences and interruption or curtailment is necessary to maintain service to those Utah customers (including Kennecott) receiving firm service from the Company; and/or
(ii) when, in the opinion of the Company, exercising reasonable commercial judgment and pursuant to Prudent Electrical Practice, an interruption or curtailment of power and energy to Kennecott is necessary to maintain service to those Utah customers (including Kennecott) receiving firm service from the Company. Except under emergency conditions, the Company shall give Kennecott at least two hours’ advance notice of desired interruption and/or curtailment and at least one hour’s notice when interruption and/or curtailment are to be discontinued.
Cooperation in Operation. The Parties shall cooperate and remain in frequent telephonic or other communication so as to efficiently operate the domestic water system and fully put to use the Treated Water produced by the MRWTP.