Lxxx Interconnection Facilities and Utilities’ Transmission Systems Sample Clauses

Lxxx Interconnection Facilities and Utilities’ Transmission Systems. (a) Any additions, modifications, or replacements of the Lxxx Interconnection Facilities must be constructed and operated in accordance with Good Utility Practice. If such additions, modifications, or replacements made after the Operation Date will likely cause a material adverse effect on Generator’s operation of the Facility, the Operating Agent will, except in cases of Emergency, provide a minimum of thirty (30) days’ advance written notice to Generator prior to undertaking such additions, modifications, or replacements. In the written notice, the Operating Agent must advise Generator when such additions, modifications or replacements are expected to be made; the time period expected to be required to complete such additions, modifications or replacements; and whether, if known, such additions, modifications or replacements are expected to interrupt or curtail the flow of electricity from the Facility. The Parties shall mutually agree in advance upon a schedule for such additions, modifications or replacements, such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. (b) Unless required by Applicable Laws and Regulations, Generator shall not be responsible for the costs of any additions, modifications, or replacements made to the Lxxx Interconnection Facilities, the Lxxx Substation, the SWNMT, or any of the Utilities’ Transmission Systems made by the Lxxx Substation Owners, the SWNMT Participants or such a Utility in its sole discretion, or to the Interconnected Facilities, after the Operation Date in order to facilitate (a) the interconnection of a third party or (b) the provision of transmission service to or for a third party. Generator shall, however, be responsible for all costs of any additions, modifications, or replacements made to the Lxxx Interconnection Facilities, the SWNMT, or any of the Utilities’ Transmission Systems as a result of any additions, modifications, or replacements made by Generator to the Facility. (c) If any additions, modifications, or replacements to the Lxxx Interconnection Facilities or the Lxxx Substation (other than those caused by additions, modifications, or replacements made by the Generator to the Facility) cause a material adverse effect on the Generator’s Interconnection Facilities or the connection of the Facility to the Lxxx Substation, the Lxxx Substation Owners shall be responsible, at their sole cost and expense, for all actions necessary to mitigate such effect on the connection (“Mitigation Actions”) and...
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