Common use of Non-Scheduled Outages & Deratings Clause in Contracts

Non-Scheduled Outages & Deratings. a. If Resource Provider determines that it requires a Non-Scheduled Outage or Non- Scheduled Derating, then Resource Provider shall coordinate the timing of such Non- Scheduled Outage or Non-Scheduled Derating, as applicable, with PREPA. b. Resource Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to notify PREPA of any Non- Scheduled Outage or Non-Scheduled Derating no later than 17:00 hours (Puerto Rico time) on the third (3rd) Business Day prior to the Day that such Non-Scheduled Outage or Non- Scheduled Derating will occur. In the event of an unexpected Non-Scheduled Outage or Non-Scheduled Derating, Resource Provider shall provide notice to PREPA by telephone or email as soon as reasonably practicable and, in all cases other than Force Majeure, no more than fifteen (15) minutes following the occurrence of such Non-Scheduled Outage or Non-Scheduled Derating. Thereafter, Resource Provider shall, as soon as reasonably practicable, provide PREPA with a written notice that includes (i) the event or condition,