Interconnection and Load Coordination Sample Clauses

Interconnection and Load Coordination. It is recognized that in addition to TVA, Electric Energy, Inc. ("EEI") can provide power for the Paducah Facility. The 161-kV facilities through which USEC takes delivery of power and energy for the Paducah Facility are electrically connected to TVA's and EEI's 161-kV transmission facilities through DOE's buses and operated in parallel. TVA's obligation under this Article of the Contract shall be contingent upon (i) USEC providing or causing to be provided, without expense to TVA, any special facilities which, in TVA's judgment, and consistent with EXECUTION COPY Proprietary Information good utility practice, are necessary to permit efficient parallel operation and which TVA would not otherwise be justified in providing and (ii) the existence of adequate contractual arrangements, mutually satisfactory to the Parties and EEI, for such parallel operation, including, without limitation, procedures for TVA and EEI to account for and settle any differences (resulting from scheduled transfers between them, from the physical characteristics of interconnected operations, or otherwise) between the amounts of power, energy, and reactive power physically delivered to USEC over TVA's own facilities and the amounts scheduled by USEC in accordance with this Contract. It is further recognized that in accordance with the contractual arrangements between TVA and EEI, TVA and EEI will regulate their hourly pro rata portion of USEC's total load. Under this Contract, USEC will schedule TVA Energy and, regardless of anything which may be construed to the contrary, TVA's obligation to supply the USEC load in any clock hour will be limited to the amount of TVA Energy scheduled for that hour. In the event that TVA reduces a schedule for TVA Energy, during the period of that reduction, TVA's obligation regarding power supply to the USEC load shall be limited to that portion of the TVA Energy schedule not reduced. Similarly, if TVA suspends a schedule for TVA Energy, TVA has no obligation regarding power supply to the USEC load from TVA's system for that particular schedule during the period of suspension.
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