Good Utility Practice; Regulatory and Reliability Requirements Sample Clauses

Good Utility Practice; Regulatory and Reliability Requirements. From and after the Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall (a) provide Firm Transmission Service, (b) operate and maintain the NECEC Transmission Line in accordance with Good Utility Practice and in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, including applicable NERC and Northeast Power Coordinating Council reliability standards, and (c) comply with all applicable operating instructions of ISO-NE and manufacturers’ warranties.
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Good Utility Practice; Regulatory and Reliability Requirements. From and after the Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall (a) provide Firm Transmission Service,
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Good Utility Practice; Regulatory and Reliability Requirements. From and after the Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall (a) provide Firm Transmission Service and Additional Transmission Service, (b) operate and maintain the Northern Pass Transmission Line in accordance with Good Utility Practice and in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, including applicable NERC and NPCC reliability standards, and (c) comply with all applicable operating instructions and manufacturers’ warranties. The costs associated with the discharge by Owner of its obligations under the foregoing clauses (a), (b) and (c) shall be recoverable under the Formula Rate in accordance with Article 8.
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Good Utility Practice; Regulatory and Reliability Requirements. From and after the Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall (a) provide Firm Transmission Service and Additional Transmission Service, (b) operate and maintain the Northern Pass Transmission Line in accordance with Good Utility Practice and in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, including applicable NERC and NPCC reliability standards, and (c) comply with all applicable operating instructions and manufacturers’ warranties. The costs associated with the discharge by Owner of its obligations under the foregoing clauses (a), (b) and (c) shall be recoverable under the Formula Rate in accordance with Article 8. Section 6.3. Annual Plan and Operating Budget and Multiyear Outlook. (a) No later than one hundred twenty (120) days before the start of each Contract Year or, in the case of the first Contract Year during which Owner is obligated to provide Firm Transmission Service hereunder, no later than one hundred twenty (b) The Management Committee shall attempt to agree upon the Annual Plan and Operating Budget within sixty (60) days following its receipt thereof, and (i) If the Management Committee approves the Annual Plan and Operating Budget (or any part thereof) the costs associated with the approved activities shall not be subject to challenge on prudence grounds under Section 8.1.4. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, if the costs incurred by Owner to perform any activity in an approved Annual Plan and Operating Budget exceed, in the aggregate, the amount in the approved Annual Plan and Operating Budget for such activity, Purchaser shall then have the right to challenge the prudence of the costs that exceed such approved amount pursuant to Section 8.1.4. (ii) If Purchaser’s Authorized Representative votes against the approval of all or any part of the activities set forth in the Annual Plan and Operating Budget, and Owner nonetheless performs the unapproved activities, Purchaser shall have the right to challenge the prudence of Owner’s expenditures on such unapproved activities pursuant to Section 8.1.4. (iii) If Purchaser’s Authorized Representative votes against the approval of all or any part of the activities set forth in the Annual Plan and Operating Budget, and Owner thereafter chooses not to perform activities that have not been approved, Owner’s failure to undertake any such activities not approved by the Management Committee shall not constitute a violation of Good Utility Practice or a breach by Owner of its obligations hereu...
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