Outage Costs Sample Clauses

Outage Costs. Seller shall return the Facility at the end of an outage to service with the same amount of Energy available for discharge as was stored immediately prior to the outage. Seller shall bear all costs for Energy required to charge and discharge the Facility for the purposes of the outage, including those costs needed to restore the Energy stored in the Facility to the same amount stored in the Facility prior to the start of the outage. For billing purposes, during full Facility outages, revenue meter readings shall be taken at the start of the outage and upon completion of the outage. FACILITY OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
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Outage Costs. Seller shall return the Facility at the end of an outage to service with the same amount of Energy available for discharge as was stored immediately prior to the outage. Seller shall bear all costs for Energy required to charge and discharge the Facility for the purposes of the outage, including those costs needed to restore the Energy stored in the Facility to the same amount stored in the Facility prior to the start of the outage. For billing purposes, during full Facility outages, revenue meter readings shall be taken at the start of the outage and upon completion of the outage. FACILITY OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR Operations Logs. Seller shall maintain a daily operations log for the Facility which shall record all pertinent data that will indicate whether the Facility is being operated in accordance with Good Engineering and Operating Practices. These data logs shall include, but not be limited to, information on charging and discharging, electric energy consumption and efficiency, the electrical characteristics of each Storage Unit (including settings or adjustments of such Storage Unit(s) control equipment/power conversion system and protective devices), availability (including availability to charge and discharge and its ability to store energy), maintenance and inspections performed and/or deferred (including applicable correspondence between Seller and its insurer(s) for the Facility equipment pertaining to Seller’s maintenance practices and Seller’s procedures and scheduling (including deferral) of maintenance at the Facility), testing, Outages, changes in operating status, unusual conditions experienced or observed, and any other significant events related to the operation of the Facility. Company shall have the right, upon reasonable notice and during regular Business Day hours to review and copy such data logs maintained pursuant to this Section 13.1 (Operations Logs); provided, that if such logs reveal any inconsistency with Company’s records, Company may request and review Seller’s supporting records, correspondence, memoranda and other documents or electronically recorded data associated with such logs related to the operation and maintenance of the Facility in order to resolve such inconsistency. Maintenance and Repair.
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Outage Costs. Seller shall return the Facility at the end of an outage to service with the same amount of Energy available for discharge as was stored immediately prior to the outage. Seller shall bear all costs for Energy required to charge and discharge the Facility for the purposes of the outage, including those costs needed to restore the Energy stored in the Facility to the same amount stored in the Facility prior to the start of the outage. For billing purposes, during full Facility outages, revenue meter readings shall be taken at the start of the outage and upon completion of the outage. ARTICLE 13‌‌
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