Operation by the Company Sample Clauses

Operation by the Company. Commencing with the Commercial Operations Date, the Company shall keep the Control Centre informed as to the capacity and electrical energy available at the Complex and shall immediately advise the Control Centre of any change in this capability. On and after the Commercial Operations Date, each Day the Company should provide JPS with a daily forecast of the projected electrical energy which may be available from the Facility. The Parties recognize that such forecasts do not assure or imply any guarantee of the level of actual electricity to be produced during the forecast time period. However, the Company should seek to provide a forecast best suited to that particular technology as agreed with JPS.
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Operation by the Company. 6.2.1 The Company shall control and operate the Facility from the Commercial Operations Date in accordance with GPL’s Dispatch instructions.
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Operation by the Company. Commencing with the Commercial Operations Date, the Company shall keep the Control Centre informed as to the capacity and electrical energy available at the Complex and shall immediately advise the Control Centre of any change in this capability.
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