Electrical Interconnection Facilities Sample Clauses

Electrical Interconnection Facilities. The Electrical Interconnection Facilities shall be designed, procured, and constructed by Project Company. Upon achieving the Phase 1 Commercial Operation Date and GPA’s written acceptance thereof, the ownership, custody and control of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities shall be transferred by Project Company to GPA, after which the latter will operate and maintain the facilities in accordance with Prudent Utility Practices and the applicable system grid code at no cost to the Project Company. The transfer of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities shall be at no cost to GPA.
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Electrical Interconnection Facilities. Contractor shall design, construct and install the Electrical Interconnection Facilities (including, without limitation, the Electric Metering Equipment, automatic regulation equipment, Protective Apparatus and control system equipment) in accordance with the Electrical Interconnection Requirements and the other terms and conditions hereof. Contractor shall provide to Owner and the Utility, in detail satisfactory to Owner and the Utility, for their prior reviews and acceptance (which shall not be unreasonably withheld) all plans and specifications relating to the design, construction and installation of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities (and any additions, modifications or replacements thereto), including without limitation single-line diagrams and control and protective relay schemes, not later than twelve (12) months prior to the commencement of construction of such Electrical Interconnection Facilities or such other reasonable time as Owner and the Utility may agree upon pursuant to Section 7.4(b) or 7.6(a) of the Power Purchase Agreement. Owner shall use reasonable efforts to cause the Utility to provide written notification of its acceptance or rejection of such plans and specifications within sixty (60) days after its receipt thereof. Contractor shall not commence the construction and installation of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities without having received the prior written approval of the Owner and the Utility (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld). Contractor shall review with Owner and, at Owner's request, the Utility, the design and construction schedule for the Electrical Interconnection Facilities, and shall coordinate the performance of such Services with the work to be performed by the Utility on its side of the Electrical Interconnection Point in order to enable the Electrical Interconnection Facilities to be completed and interconnected with the Utility's transmission system in accordance with the time frames (including without limitation Section 5.8 hereof) and performance standards as set forth herein; provided, that Owner hereby acknowledges that Contractor shall not be responsible for managing the activities of the Utility, nor shall Contractor be responsible for such other work performed by the Utility. Contractor shall coordinate with the Utility as is necessary to ensure that either Contractor or the Utility (but not the Owner) shall provide all electrical interconnections between the Electrical Intercon...
Electrical Interconnection Facilities. BPDB shall, upon request by the Company which shall not be made earlier than one hundred and twenty (120) Days after the Project Effective Date, grant to the Company easements and rights of way as necessary to install, operate, maintain the Electrical Interconnection Facilities, tele-metering and telecommunication facilities and any other facilities that may be required for connecting the Facility to the interconnection and transmission facilities.
Electrical Interconnection Facilities. (EIF) The evacuation of electric power to be generated by the Facility, will be through 33kV bus bar of 132/33/11 kV Matuail Grid Substation, Narayanganj. The proposed power plant will be connected to the 33kV Bus bar of 132/33/11 kV Matuail Grid Substation, Narayanganj by a single circuit 33 kV (O/H and/or U/G, as required) line (Interconnection line) from proposed power plant. The Company shall construct and thereafter maintain the interconnection line. This interconnection line will be implemented by the Company at its own cost. The Company will also arrange necessary right of way for constructing Electrical Interconnection from its power plant to DPDC’s substation. In addition to that the project company will install, operate & maintain separate 33 kV synchronizing breaker for its machine at the high voltage side of step-up Transformer and also construct the connecting lines for connection. The required 33 kV bay extension including circuit breaker, CT, PT, panel etc. of 132/33/11 kV Matuail Grid Substation will be implemented by the Company at its own cost and responsibility. The evacuation system will be completed in consultation and approval of Dhaka Power Distribution Company Ltd (DPDC). The Company shall maintain and operate the Electrical Interconnection Facility (EIF) including replacement of equipment (if required) at its own cost and responsibility throughout the Term.
Electrical Interconnection Facilities. Constructing or causing to be constructed the Electrical Interconnection Facilities, and arranging and entering into all interconnection and related agreements (including special facilities agreements) required to interconnect the Project and deliver electricity to the Purchaser’s transmission system at the Interconnection Point. The Seller shall be responsible for paying all costs due under such agreements incurred or payable through and including the Closing Date, including costs of any required interconnection facilities and system upgrades payable under each interconnecting utility’s and the CAISO’s tariffs. Fuel Interconnection Facilities and Consumables. Constructing or causing to be constructed the Fuel Interconnection Facilities, and arranging and entering into all agreements required to interconnect the Project such that fuel may be supplied to the Facility from the Fuel Interconnection Point in quantities sufficient to allow the Facility to operate at its maximum design capacity (including duct firing, if applicable), including payment of costs of any required Fuel Interconnection Facilities and associated systems upgrades. Prior to the Purchaser’s purchase of the Project, the Seller shall be responsible for arranging, securing and obtaining all contract rights, real property rights, Governmental Approvals and Permits required and paying for the supply and transportation to the Project of all fuel, water, chemicals and other consumables required by the Project, including fuel for the commissioning, start-up and Performance Tests of the Project. Other Project Components. Constructing or causing to be constructed, or installing or causing to be installed, each other physical component of the Project that is not subsumed within the Facility, the Electrical Interconnection Facilities or the Fuel Interconnection Facilities.
Electrical Interconnection Facilities. (a) The BOT Company shall be responsible for the design, construction, installation and commissioning in accordance with Prudent Utility Practices of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities. Immediately prior to the Commercial Operation Date of the First Unit, the BOT Company shall transfer, at no cost to EVN, all rights, title and interest in and to the Electrical Interconnection Facilities to EVN together with all manufacturers warranties, guarantees and rights in respect of the same. Thereafter, EVN shall be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Electrical Interconnection Facilities (as specified in Schedule 3) in accordance with Prudent Utility Practices and shall bear all costs associated therewith.
Electrical Interconnection Facilities. NCC shall, upon request by the Company which shall not be made earlier than one hundred and twenty (120) Days after the Project Effective Date, grant to the Company easements and rights of way as necessary to install, operate, maintain the Electrical Interconnection Facilities, tele-metering and telecommunication facilities and any other facilities that may be required for connecting the Facility to the interconnection and transmission facilities.
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