Resource Plan Monitoring Sample Clauses

Resource Plan Monitoring. KCPL agrees to actively monitor the major factors and circumstances which influence the need for and economics of all elements of its Resource Plan (the term "Resource Plan" is defined for purposes of this Agreement in Paragraph III.B.1.a.) until the capital investments described in Paragraph III.B.5 below are completed. Such factors and circumstances would include, but not be limited to: (i) terrorist activity or an act of God; (ii) a significant change in federal or state tax laws; (iii) a significant change in federal utility laws or regulations or a significant change in GAAP; (iv) an unexpected, extended outage or shutdown of a major generating unit(s), other than any major generating unit(s) shut down due to an extended outage at the time of the filing of this Agreement (these units are the major coal burning facilities identified as Hawthorn 5, Iatan, LaCygne 1 & 2 and Montrose 1, 2 & 3, and the nuclear unit Wolf Creek); (v) a significant change in the cost and/or reliability of power generation technologies; (vi) a significant change in fuel prices and wholesale electric market conditions; (vii) a significant change in the cost and/or effectiveness of emission control technologies; (viii) a significant change in the price of emission allowances; (ix) significant change in KCPL's load forecast; (x) a significant change in capital market conditions; (xi) a significant change in the construction costs of elements of the resource plan; (xii) a significant change in the scope or effective dates of environmental regulations; or (xiii) a significant change in federal or state environmental laws. If KCPL determines that its Resource Plan should be modified because changed factors or circumstances have impacted the reasonableness and adequacy of the resource plan, then it shall notify all Signatory Parties in writing within forty-five (45) days of any such determination. In its notification, KCPL shall: (1) explain the reason(s) (e.g., changed circumstances) for the proposed change in the Resource Plan; (2) specify the new proposed Resource Plan; (3) provide a description of the alternatives that it evaluated and the process that it went through in choosing the new proposed Resource Plan; and (4) provide detailed workpapers that support the evaluation and the process whereby a new proposed Resource Plan was chosen. If any Signatory Party has concerns regarding KCPL's new proposed Resource Plan, it shall notify KCPL and all Signatory Parties in writing withi...
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Resource Plan Monitoring. KCPL agrees to monitor the reasonableness and adequacy of the Resource Plan until the capital investments described therein are completed. KCPL will on its own or upon request of any non-KCPL parties re-assess the reasonableness and adequacy of the Resource Plan if changed circumstances arise that may impact the reasonableness and adequacy of the Resource Plan during the initial and ongoing implementation of the primary elements of the Resource Plan. Such changes in circumstances would include, but not be limited to: a) terrorist activity or an act of God; b) a material change in federal or state tax laws; c) a material change in federal utility laws or regulations or a material change in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles; d) an unexpected, extended outage or shutdown of a major generating unit(s), other than any major generating unit(s) shut down due to an extended outage at the time of the filing of this Agreement (these units are the major coal burning facilities identified as Hawthorn 5, Iatan, LaCyne 1 & 2 and Montrose 1, 2 & 3, and the nuclear unit Wolf Creek); e) a material change in KCPL's load forecast; f) material changes in the cost and/or reliability of power generation technologies; g) material changes in energy market conditions; h) material changes in the cost and/or effectiveness of emission control technologies; i) material changes in the price of emission allowances; and/or j) material changes in the projected rates and costs to ratepayers resulting from the Resource Plan. If KCPL's senior management determines that its Resource Plan should be modified because changed circumstances have impacted the reasonableness and adequacy of the Resource Plan, then it shall file notice with the Commission and notify all parties within ten days of any such determination. In its notification, KCPL will: (1) explain the reason(s) (e.g. changed circumstances) for the proposed change in the Resource Plan, (2) specify the new proposed resource plan, (3) provide a description of the alternatives that it evaluated and the process that it went through in choosing the new proposed resource plan and (4) provide detailed workpapers that support the evaluation and the process whereby a new proposed resource plan was chosen. If any non-KCPL party has concerns regarding KCPL's new proposed resource plan, it shall file notice with the Commission and notify KCPL and all other parties within thirty days of KCPL's written notification to the parties. Upon receip...
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Related to Resource Plan Monitoring

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