Scheduled Maintenance Notification and Coordination. RGE shall, as soon as practicable, and in accordance with the operating procedures (see Exhibit F), give written notice to Customer’s electric dispatcher regarding the timing of any scheduled maintenance of the Transmission System which might Reasonably be expected to affect the operation of the Plant. RGE shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of those aspects of the Transmission System to coincide with Customer’s scheduled outages of the Customer Interconnection Facilities. In the event RGE is unable to schedule the outage of its facilities to coincide with Customer’s schedule, RGE shall use all Reasonable efforts to notify Customer in advance of the reasons for the facilities’ outage, of the time scheduled for the outage to take place, and of its expected duration. If RGE does schedule the outage of those aspects of the Transmission System to coincide with Customer’s schedule, then RGE shall not be obligated to, and shall be free from any liability for failing to, modify its maintenance schedule to accommodate Customer’s desire to modify its outage (including the length of such outage) once such outage has commenced. The Parties shall use Reasonable efforts to coordinate the maintenance scheduling for their respective Interconnection Facilities. Customer shall, as soon as practicable and in accordance with the operating procedures (see Exhibit F), give written notice to RGE and the NYISO regarding the timing of any scheduled maintenance of the Customer Interconnection Facilities which might Reasonably be expected to affect the operation of the Transmission System. Customer shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of these facilities to coincide with RGE’s scheduled outage of the RGE Interconnection Facilities.
Scheduled Maintenance Notification and Coordination
