EVACUATION FACILITIES Sample Clauses

EVACUATION FACILITIES. 4.3.1 The Generator shall bear the entire cost of Generation Facility switchyard and interconnection facilities in the premises of the generator up to the point of energy metering (interconnection point). 4.3.2 Further the grid connectivity of the project & the erection of evacuation infrastructure beyond the interconnection points upto the nearest MSEDCL/MSETCL substation shall be the responsibility of the Generator. 4.3.3 The operation and maintenance (O&M) of this evacuation facility shall be carried out by the Generator. 4.3.4 No claims for improper evacuation shall be entertained from Generator and MSEDCL shall be totally indemnified against any claims for any reason whatsoever. Any Un- stabilization and non evacuation of power due to any reason whatsoever, referred with sale power, MSEDCL shall not be held responsible. 4.3.5 The Generator will notify MSEDCL about the readiness of the Generation Facility for commissioning one month in advance. All the transmission systems required for the power off-take shall be installed, commissioned and tested by MSEDCL/MSETCL before the date of commissioning of the generating unit.
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EVACUATION FACILITIES. 4.4.1 Not later than 30 days prior to the scheduled commercial operation date of the Generation Facility, the generator under supervision of MSEDCL/MSETCL shall ensure that the construction and operation of the transmission line is completed to commence the supply of power to the Generation Facilities. MSEDCL/MSETCL when requested by the Generator shall supply power to the Generator during the following periods: a) The construction of the Generation Facility; (from separate feeder) b) The start-up and commissioning of the Generation Facility through import – export ( ABT Special Energy Meter); c) During scheduled maintenance of the Generation Facility; and d) During Forced Outages. 4.4.2 Generator can avail the Start-up power during the time of commissioning of the project at the MSEDCL’s prevailing HT Industrial Tariff rate in force from time to time and Generator shall pay for this electricity (Fixed Demand (kVA) & variable power in kWh) at that rate
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EVACUATION FACILITIES. 4.3.1 The Generator shall bear the entire cost of Generation Facility switchyard and interconnection facilities in the premises of the generator up to the point of energy metering (interconnection point). 4.3.2 Further the grid connectivity of the project & the erection of evacuation infrastructure beyond the interconnection points upto the nearest MSEDCL/MSETCL substation shall be the responsibility of the Generator. 4.3.3 The operation and maintenance (O&M) of this evacuation facility shall be carried out by the Generator.
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EVACUATION FACILITIES. (i) The cost towards the power evacuation facilities shall be borne by the project promoter of the Sugar Mill/ Power Generating Company. (ii) The Sugar Mill/ Power Generating Company shall provide exclusive circuit breakers of appropriate voltage and rating at the Co-generation plant end for interconnecting the plant with Board’s grid. The power generating station bus may have to be operated as a grid station or radial station as decided by the Board, based on technical feasibility.
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EVACUATION FACILITIES. (i) The cost towards the power evacuation facilities shall be borne by the project promoter of the Power Generating Company. (ii) The Power Generating Company shall provide exclusive circuit breakers of appropriate voltage and rating at the power generating plant end for interconnecting the plant with Board’s grid. The power generating station bus may have to be operated as a grid station or radial station as decided by the Board, based on technical feasibility.
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EVACUATION FACILITIES. 4.3.1 The Generator shall bear the entire cost of Generation Facility switchyard and interconnection facilities in the premises of the generator up to the point of energy metering (interconnection point). 4.3.2 Further the grid connectivity of the project & the erection of evacuation infrastructure beyond the interconnection points up to the nearest MSEDCL/MSETCL substation shall be the responsibility of the Generator. 4.3.3 The operation and maintenance (O&M) of this evacuation facility shall be carried out by the Generator. 4.3.4 No claims for improper evacuation shall be entertained from Generator and MSEDCL shall be totally indemnified against any claims for any reason whatsoever. Any Un- stabilization and non-evacuation of power due to any reason whatsoever, referred with sale of power, MSEDCL shall not be held responsible. 4.3.5 The Generator will notify MSEDCL about the readiness of the Generation Facility for commissioning at least one month (30 days) in advance. All the transmission systems required for the power off-take shall be installed, commissioned and tested by MSEDCL/MSETCL before the date of commissioning of the generating unit. 4.3.6 Not later than 30 days prior to the scheduled commercial operation date of the Generation Facility, the generator under supervision of MSEDCL/MSETCL shall ensure that the construction and operation of the transmission line is completed to commence the supply of power to the Generation Facilities. MSEDCL/MSETCL when requested by the Generator shall supply power to the Generator during the following periods: a) The construction of the Generation Facility; (from separate feeder) b) The start-up and commissioning of the Generation Facility through import- export (ABT Special Energy Meter); c) During scheduled maintenance of the Generation Facility; and d) During Forced Outages.
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