Common use of General Technical Requirements Clause in Contracts

General Technical Requirements. a) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for selecting the route and path of the transmission line. The preliminary section selected for the transmission line contained in the draft engineering documents shall be assessed by the CONCESSIONAIRE, who will determine the final section. Measures shall be taken to prevent the line route from crossing archaeological zones, national parks and restricted zones. b) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for all aspects related to access construction, for which purpose it shall adhere to the applicable existing standards. c) No modifications shall be permitted to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in this annex. On an exceptional basis, the CONCESSIONAIRE, at its own cost and risk, may request or propose minor modifications to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in points 2.2.3, 2.3.3, 3.1, and 3.2 of Annex 1, submitting proper technical support. The GRANTOR shall inform the CONCESSIONAIRE with copy to OSINERGMIN of its decision on whether or not to approve the minor changes requested within a term of thirty (30) Days. In the event that the GRANTOR does not issue a decision by said deadline, it shall be understood that the request has been denied. The modifications in question are minor, and consist of those that may be required to improve and/or clarify the technical characteristics referred to in the points indicated in the preceding paragraph. They do not involve any change in the main equipment and facilities that comprise the Basic Project Configuration. d) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for the following activities, among others: • Management of the easement rights and payment of compensations to landowners or land occupants. The GRANTOR, after approval from the CONCESSIONAIRE, may cooperate in the awareness-raising activities for owners. • Obtainment of the Definitive Electricity Transmission Concession. • Coordinate with the concessionaires that are developing a project or have facilities within the route of the line, or where it is necessary to carry out works for the connection to the substations that are part of the scope of this Project. • Obtainment of Certificate of Absence of Archaeological Remains - XXXX (certificate issued by the Ministry of Culture about the non-affectation of archaeological remains). • Preparation of the Environmental Impact Study and its monitoring plan, the same that shall be developed within the existing legal framework, and the approval of the corresponding public entities. e) The GRANTOR shall be in charge of obtaining the favorable technical opinion for the Project, issued by the Peruvian National State-Protected Areas Service (SERNANP). f) The width of the easement strip of the 138 kV transmission line shall comply with Rule 219.B.2 of the National Electricity Code (Supply 2011). In areas with trees and/or objects whose height or proximity may represent a potential hazard for persons present in the zone or for the line itself, the provisions established in Rule 218.A.1 of the aforementioned code shall apply.

General Technical Requirements. a) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for selecting the connection point, from the Piura Oeste-Pariñas 220 kV transmission line (L-2248) and the branch route and path of (connection tie) to the transmission lineXxxxx del Chira 220/60/22.9 kV substation. The preliminary section selected for the transmission line proposal contained in the draft engineering documents shall be assessed evaluated by the CONCESSIONAIRE, who will determine shall define the final sectiondefinitive route. Measures shall be taken to prevent the line route from crossing archaeological zones, national parks and restricted zones. b) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for all aspects related to construction and maintenance of access constructionroads to the substation, for which purpose it shall adhere to the applicable existing standards. c) No modifications shall be permitted to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in this annex. On an exceptional basis, the CONCESSIONAIRE, at its own cost and risk, may request or propose minor modifications to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in points 2.2.32.2.4, 2.3.32.3.4, 3.1, and 3.2 of Annex 1, submitting proper technical support. The GRANTOR shall inform the CONCESSIONAIRE with copy to OSINERGMIN of its decision on whether or not to approve the minor changes requested within a term of thirty (30) Days. In the event that the GRANTOR does not issue a decision by said deadline, it shall be understood that the request has been denied. The abovementioned modifications in question are minor, minor and consist of correspond to those that may be required to improve and/or clarify the technical characteristics referred to in the points indicated in the preceding paragraph. They do not involve any change in the main equipment and facilities that comprise the Basic Project Configuration. d) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for the following activities, among others: • Management of the easement rights and payment of compensations to landowners or land occupants. The GRANTOR, after approval from the CONCESSIONAIRE, may cooperate in the awareness-raising activities for owners. • Obtainment of Obtaining the Definitive Electricity Transmission Concession. • Coordinate Coordinating with the concessionaires that are developing a project or have facilities within the route of the line, or where it is necessary to carry out works for the connection to the substations that are part of the scope of this Project. • Obtainment of Obtaining the Certificate of Absence of Archaeological Remains - XXXX (certificate issued by the Ministry of Culture about the non-affectation of archaeological remains). • Preparation of Preparing the Environmental Impact Study and its monitoring plan, the same that shall be developed within the existing legal framework, and the approval of the corresponding public entities. e) The GRANTOR shall be in charge of obtaining the favorable technical opinion of the reference route for the Project, issued by the Peruvian National State-Protected Areas Service (SERNANP). f) The width of the easement strip of the 138 220 and 60 kV transmission line lines shall comply with Rule 219.B.2 of the National Electricity Code (Supply 2011). In areas with trees and/or objects whose height or proximity may represent a potential hazard for persons present in the zone or for the line itself, the provisions established in Rule 218.A.1 of the aforementioned code shall apply.

General Technical Requirements. a) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for selecting the route and path of the transmission line. The preliminary section selected for the transmission line contained in the draft engineering documents shall be assessed by the CONCESSIONAIRE, who will determine the final section. Measures shall be taken to prevent the line route from crossing archaeological zones, national parks and restricted zones. b) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for all aspects related to access construction, for which purpose it shall adhere to the applicable existing standards. c) No modifications shall be permitted to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in this annex. On an exceptional basis, the CONCESSIONAIRE, at its own cost and risk, may request or propose minor modifications to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in points 2.2.3, 2.3.3, 3.1, and 3.2 of Annex 1, submitting proper technical support. The GRANTOR shall inform the CONCESSIONAIRE with copy to OSINERGMIN of its decision on whether or not to approve the minor changes requested within a term of thirty (30) Days. In the event that the GRANTOR does not issue a decision by said deadline, it shall be understood that the request has been denied. The modifications in question are minor, and consist of those that may be required to improve and/or clarify the technical characteristics referred to in the points indicated in the preceding paragraph. They do not involve any change in the main equipment and facilities that comprise the Basic Project Configuration. d) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for the following activities, among others: • Management of the easement rights and payment of compensations to landowners or land occupants. The GRANTOR, after approval from the CONCESSIONAIRE, may cooperate in the awareness-raising activities for owners. • Obtainment of the Definitive Electricity Transmission Concession. • Coordinate with the concessionaires that are developing a project or have facilities within the route of the line, or where it is necessary to carry out works for the connection to the substations that are part of the scope of this Project. • Obtainment of Certificate of Absence of Archaeological Remains - XXXX (certificate issued by the Ministry of Culture about the non-affectation of archaeological remains). • Preparation of the Environmental Impact Study and its monitoring plan, the same that shall be developed within the existing legal framework, and the approval of the corresponding public entities. e) The GRANTOR shall be in charge of obtaining the favorable technical opinion for the Project, issued by the Peruvian National State-Protected Areas Service (SERNANP). f) The width of the easement strip of the 138 220 and 60 kV transmission line shall comply with Rule 219.B.2 of the National Electricity Code (Supply 2011). In areas with trees and/or objects whose height or proximity may represent a potential hazard for persons present in the zone or for the line itself, the provisions established in Rule 218.A.1 of the aforementioned code shall apply.

General Technical Requirements. a) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for selecting the connection point, from the Piura Oeste-Pariñas 220 kV transmission line (L-2248) and the branch route and path of (connection tie) to the transmission lineXxxxx del Xxxxx 220/60/22.9 kV substation. The preliminary section selected for the transmission line proposal contained in the draft engineering documents shall be assessed evaluated by the CONCESSIONAIRE, who will determine shall define the final sectiondefinitive route. Measures shall be taken to prevent the line route from crossing archaeological zones, national parks and restricted zones. b) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for all aspects related to construction and maintenance of access constructionroads to the substation, for which purpose it shall adhere to the applicable existing standards. c) No modifications shall be permitted to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in this annex. On an exceptional basis, the CONCESSIONAIRE, at its own cost and risk, may request or propose minor modifications to the requirements and technical specifications indicated in points 2.2.32.2.4, 2.3.32.3.4, 3.1, and 3.2 of Annex 1, submitting proper technical support. The GRANTOR shall inform the CONCESSIONAIRE with copy to OSINERGMIN of its decision on whether or not to approve the minor changes requested within a term of thirty (30) Days. In the event that the GRANTOR does not issue a decision by said deadline, it shall be understood that the request has been denied. The abovementioned modifications in question are minor, minor and consist of correspond to those that may be required to improve and/or clarify the technical characteristics referred to in the points indicated in the preceding paragraph. They do not involve any change in the main equipment and facilities that comprise the Basic Project Configuration. d) The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for the following activities, among others: • Management of the easement rights and payment of compensations to landowners or land occupants. The GRANTOR, after approval from the CONCESSIONAIRE, may cooperate in the awareness-raising activities for owners. • Obtainment of Obtaining the Definitive Electricity Transmission Concession. • Coordinate Coordinating with the concessionaires that are developing a project or have facilities within the route of the line, or where it is necessary to carry out works for the connection to the substations that are part of the scope of this Project. • Obtainment of Obtaining the Certificate of Absence of Archaeological Remains - XXXX (certificate issued by the Ministry of Culture about the non-affectation of archaeological remains). • Preparation of Preparing the Environmental Impact Study and its monitoring plan, the same that shall be developed within the existing legal framework, and the approval of the corresponding public entities. e) The GRANTOR shall be in charge of obtaining the favorable technical opinion of the reference route for the Project, issued by the Peruvian National State-Protected Areas Service (SERNANP). f) The width of the easement strip of the 138 220 and 60 kV transmission line lines shall comply with Rule 219.B.2 of the National Electricity Code (Supply 2011). In areas with trees and/or objects whose height or proximity may represent a potential hazard for persons present in the zone or for the line itself, the provisions established in Rule 218.A.1 of the aforementioned code shall apply.