Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans Sample Clauses

Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. ‌ (a) Subject to Clause 5.8(b), the Seller shall co-operate with the Purchaser in developing Emergency procedures for the Complex (to the extent required), including voltage reduction to effect load curtailment, and shall, to the extent consistent with the Technical Limits, comply with such Emergency procedures. (b) The Emergency procedures(to the extent required) shall provide that, in case of an Emergency and upon request of the Purchaser, the Seller shall use reasonable endeavors to reschedule any Outage not yet begun, or if the Outage has already begun, expedite completion of the relevant works and/or reschedule some or all of the remaining works so as to restore electric generation as soon as possible.
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Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. The Seller shall co-operate with the System Operator and/or the Control Centre in developing Emergency procedures for the Complex, including recovery from a local or widespread electrical blackout and voltage reduction to effect load curtailment, and shall, to the extent consistent with the Technical Limits and Prudent Utility Practices, comply with such Emergency procedures. To the extent not fully addressed in the Technical Specifications and Technical Limits, the Seller shall make technical references available to the Purchaser, the System Operator and/or the Control Centre concerning required times for Unit Start-Ups, black start capabilities, and minimum load carrying ability.
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Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. The Company shall co-operate with NTDC in developing Emergency procedures for the Complex, including recovery from a local or widespread electrical blackout and voltage reduction to effect load curtailment, and shall, to the extent consistent with the Technical Limits and Prudent Utility Practices, comply with such Emergency procedures. To the extent not fully addressed in the Technical Specifications and Technical Limits, the Company shall make technical references available to NTDC concerning required times for Unit Start-Ups, black start capabilities, and minimum load carrying ability and any other technical information in respect of the Complex reasonably requested by NTDC.
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Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. The Company shall co-operate with the Power Purchaser in developing Emergency procedures for the Complex, including recovery from a local or widespread electrical blackout and voltage reduction to effect load curtailment, and shall, to the extent consistent with the Technical Limits, comply with such Emergency procedures. To the extent not fully addressed in the Technical Specifications and Technical Limits, the Company shall make technical references available to the Power Purchaser concerning required times for Unit Start-Ups, capabilities, and minimum load carrying ability and any other technical information in respect of the Complex reasonably requested by the Power Purchaser.
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Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. The Company shall co-operate with the Power Purchaser in developing Emergency procedures for the Complex, including recovery from a local or widespread electrical blackout and voltage reduction to effect load curtailment, and shall, to the extent consistent with the Technical Limits and Prudent Utility Practices, comply with such Emergency procedures. To the extent not fully addressed in the Technical Specifications and Technical Limits, the Company shall make technical references available to the Power Purchaser concerning required times for Unit Start-Ups, black start capabilities, and minimum load carrying ability.
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Emergency Set-Up and Curtailment Plans. (a) The Contractor shall cooperate with the Employer and the Power Purchaser in developing emergency procedures for t he Works, including recovery from a local or w idespread electrical blackout an d v oltage r eduction in o rder to effect l oad c urtailment, a nd s hall, within the Technical Limits, comply with such emergency procedures. The Contractor shall m ake t echnical r eferences av ailable to the E mployer conc erning m inimum load-carrying ability as and when requested by the Employer. (b) Prior t o the C ommercial Operations D ate, t he C ontractor s hall i f s o requested by t he Employer, supply to the Power Purchaser such power as t he Works are able to generate within the Technical Limits, provided, however, that prior to the Commercial Operations Date, the Contractor shall not be obligated to supply such power if doing so would delay the completion of construction, testing, or commissioning of the Works.
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