Common use of Maintenance Outages Clause in Contracts

Maintenance Outages. When the need arises for a Maintenance Outage: (a) The Company shall advise BPDB of such need, and of the commencement and estimated duration of such work; (b) BPDB shall allow the Company to schedule such Maintenance Outage at a time and within a period of time that is reasonable in light of its need for energy from the Facility and the necessity of the Maintenance Outage but in any event not to exceed the time consistent with Prudent Utility Practices; (c) The Company shall use all reasonable efforts to conduct such Maintenance Outage during off-peak hours; (d) The Company may advise BPDB orally (or in writing) of the above matters; and (e) BPDB shall respond orally (or in writing) within twenty-four (24) hours of such notice; and (f) if such communication has been given orally, it shall be confirmed in writing within three

Maintenance Outages. When the need arises for a Maintenance Outage: (a) The Company shall advise BPDB of such need, and of the commencement and estimated duration of such work; (b) BPDB shall allow the Company to schedule such Maintenance Outage at a time and within a period of time that is reasonable in light of its need for energy from the Facility and the necessity of the Maintenance Outage but in any event not to exceed the time consistent with Prudent Utility Practices; (c) The Company shall use all reasonable efforts to conduct such Maintenance Outage during off-peak hours; (d) The Company may advise BPDB orally (or in writing) of the above matters; and (e) BPDB shall respond orally (or in writing) within twenty-four (24) hours of such notice; and (f) if such communication has been given orally, it shall be confirmed in writing within threethree (3) Days of such oral notice.