Obligations of Each Party. 3.1 The Buyer’s obligations shall include:
3.1.1 purchasing the power generated by the units of generators of the Seller in accordance with this Contract;
3.1.2 abiding by the Grid Connection and Dispatching Agreement entered into by the Buyer and the Seller, operating and maintaining the power transmission and transformation facilities in accordance with the standards of the state and the power industry, protecting the safety of the power system and operating in an efficient and economical manner;
3.1.3 performing power dispatch work and disclose information in an open, fair and equitable manner in accordance with relevant state provisions, and providing information about the status of power load, back-up capacity, operation of transmission and transformation facilities and other relevant information;
3.1.4 providing the power required for the restart of the units of the Station to the Seller in accordance with the relevant state provisions;
3.1.5 compensating the Seller for the reasonable costs incurred for its provision of support services with compensation as required in accordance with the relevant state provisions;
3.2 The Seller’s obligations shall include:
3.2.1 selling power in compliance with the standards of the state and the power industry to the Buyer in accordance with the provisions of this Contract;
3.2.2 abiding by the Grid Connection and Dispatching Agreement entered into by the Buyer and the Seller, submissive to the unified power dispatch, Station operation and maintenance in accordance with the standards of the state, the power industry and the dispatch regulations, ensuring that the operating capacity of the generators reach the technical standards and provisions formulated by the relevant state authorities, protecting the safety of the power system and operating in an efficient and economical manner;
3.2.3 providing reliability indicators of the units of generators and operation of the equipment of the Station to the Buyer on a monthly basis; reporting any equipment defects in a timely manner, regularly submitting the generators checking and repairing plan, and strictly observing the generators checking and repairing schedule which has been deliberated and included in the Buyer’s overall arrangement, and agreed by both Parties.
3.2.4 compensating the Buyer for the reasonable costs incurred for its provision of support services with compensation as required in accordance with the relevant state provisions;
3.2.5 not supplying power di...
Obligations of Each Party. 3.1 Party A’s obligations shall include:
3.1.1 abiding by the national laws and regulations, national standards and industrial standards, for purpose of the safety of the power system and operating in an efficient and economical manner, based on the technical features of the Power Plant, in accordance with the regulations and codes of Yunnan electric system, and based on the principles of equality, voluntariness and good faith, to carry out the centralized dispatch of the Power Plant (see the division of dispatching jurisdiction in Schedule 3);
3.1.2 being responsible for the operation management, repair and maintenance, and technical transformation of the relevant equipments and facilities of the Grid it belongs to, in order to meet the ordinary operation need of the Power Plant.
3.1.3 as agreed by the Power Purchase and Sale Contract, and based on the actual operation of the Grid, preparing and providing in a timely manner to Party B the monthly power generation schedule, Daily Generation Dispatch Schedule Curve and the reactive power output curve (or voltage curve).
3.1.4 making reasonable arrangements of the maintenance of the equipments of the Power Plant.
3.1.5 supporting and cooperating with Party B to carry out the technical transformation or factor adjustment on the relevant equipments; instructing and coordinating the dispatch and operation management related with the Grid by Party B; supervising, instructing and coordinating the relevant profession and business such as the electric equipment, measures on coordination of the generators and the Grid (including security automatic device, excitation system, speed control system, minimum output of a unit, leading phase operation capacity, primary frequency regulation, high frequency generator tripping as well as PPS, AGC and AVC etc.), power quality, reactive power, relay protection, electric energy metering system, power dispatching communication and dispatching automation etc. in the operation of Party B which matters the safe and stable operation of the Grid, and also providing necessary technical support.
3.1.6 in accordance with the relevant regulations, reporting in a timely manner to Party B the information of the major defects of the equipments in the Grid which is related with Party B, and the capacity of the passageway of power transmission, and disclosing regularly the power dispatching information related with Party B.
3.1.7 based on the demand of the operation of power system and the fea...
Obligations of Each Party. 12.1 Each Party shall undertake:
Obligations of Each Party. It is proposed that the North London Clinical Commissioning Board are given the delegated approval by each CCG Board to set the priorities for the Collaboration Agreement work programme. It would provide overall strategic clinical and senior management leadership to the work programme as well as agree new opportunities for collaboration. In taking forward specific elements of the Collaboration Agreement work programme, there needs to be clarity as to how decisions are made in relation to taking forward these collaboration work programme projects and initiatives. It is important to note that CCGs can not delegate or share their liability for their respective statutory function. However, CCGs can delegate the exercise of any function to a committee or sub-committee of the CCG or its Governing Body or to any member or employee. This means that the CCG could delegate decision making on projects and initiatives that are within the Collaborative Agreement work programme to a committee made up of the member CCGs signed up to the Collaboration Agreement. However, it is important to get the balance right in terms of when the CCG might wish to delegate decision making, and it is proposed that the way in which decision making is dealt with for collaborative work is done on a case by case basis. One of the following approval or decision making scenarios will be used for each individual collaborative work programme area: • Requires approval or decision making from entire CCG • Approval or decision making delegated to the Governing Body or one of it sub- committees • Approval or decision making delegated to a CCG member or employee It is proposed that the North London Clinical Commissioning Board would decide which level of approval or decision making governance is required for each specific Collaboration Agreement work programme area. The Collaboration Agreement will not include the full details of the work programme, as this will need to be iterative and responsive. The role of the North London Clinical Commissioning Board will be to ensure that these collaborations are achieving the benefits and outcomes listed in the Collaboration Agreement. The following steps need to be put on place to provide the governance: North London Clinical Commissioning Board take forward the collaboration work programme and keep Governing Bodies updated on progress Member CCG Governing Bodies approve the Collaboration Agreement and delegate authority for the North London Clinical Commissi...
Obligations of Each Party. Each party (the "Indemnifying Party") will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the other party (the "Indemnified Party") from all costs, damages, legal fees and settlement fees incurred by the Indemnified Party arising from third party claims arising from the manufacture, use, reproduction or distribution, as permitted under this Agreement, of any content, technology or other information provided by Indemnifying Party to Indemnified Party, including without limitation claims arising out of any alleged infringement or misappropriation of any copyright, trademark, trade secret, patent or other intellectual property right, or violation of any right of privacy or publicity. For the indemnification obligations above to be applicable, the Indemnified Party must (a) promptly notify the Indemnifying Party in writing of any such claim and grant the Indemnifying Party sole control of the defense and all related settlement negotiations, and (b) cooperate with the Indemnifying Party, at the Indemnifying Party's expense, in defending or settling such claim.
Obligations of Each Party. Each Company shall hold and maintain the Confidential Information of the other parties in strictest confidence for the mutual benefit of each Disclosing Party or Parties. The Receiving Party or Parties shall carefully restrict access to any such Confidential Information to persons bound by this Agreement, only on a need-to-know basis. The Receiving Party or Parties shall not, without prior written approval of the Disclosing Party or Parties, use for their own benefit, publish, copy, or otherwise disclose to others, or permit the use by others for their benefit or to the detriment of any company, any of the Confidential Information. The Receiving Party or Parties shall return to Disclosing Party or Parties any and all records, notes, and other written, printed, or tangible materials in its possession pertaining to the Confidential Information immediately on the written request of Disclosing Party or Parties.
Obligations of Each Party. Party A’s obligations shall include:
Obligations of Each Party. Each of the Parties undertakes to comply with all the legal obligations imposed on it pursuant to the Data Protection Law on the Protection of Personal Data.
Obligations of Each Party. 3.1 Party A’s obligations shall include:
3.1.1 purchasing the power generated from Party B in accordance with this Contract;
3.1.2 abiding by the Grid Connection and Dispatching Agreement entered into by the Buyer and the Seller, operating and maintaining the power transmission and transformation facilities, ensuring safety of the power system and operating in an efficient and economical manner in accordance with the standards of the state and the power industry;
3.1.3 performing power dispatching work and disclosing information in an open, fair and equitable manner in accordance with relevant state provisions, and providing information about the power load, back-up capacity, operation of transmission and transformation facilities, etc.;
3.1.4 providing the power required for the restart of the units of generators of Party B to Party B in accordance with the relevant state provisions or agreement between the Parties;
3.2 Party B’s obligations shall include:
3.2.1 selling power conforming to the standards of the state and the power industry to Party A according to this Contract;
3.2.2 abiding by the Grid Connection and Dispatching Agreement entered into by the Parties, submitting to the unified power dispatching, operating and maintaining the facilities of Party B in accordance with the standards of the state, the power industry and the dispatching regulations, ensuring that the operating capacity of the generators reach the technical standards and provisions formulated by the relevant state authorities, maintaining safety of the power system and operating in an efficient and economical manner;
3.2.3 providing reliability indicator of the set of generators and operation of the equipment of Party B to Party A on a monthly basis; reporting any equipment defects in a timely manner, regularly submitting the generators checking and repairing plan, and strictly observing the generators checking and repairing plan which has been uniformly arranged and balanced by Party A and agreed by both Parties;
3.2.4 not supplying power directly to users without approval of relevant state authorities.
Obligations of Each Party. Each Party is responsible for obtaining its own Water Rights with a point of diversion at the Intake Facilities sufficient to meet its Capacity.
