Scheduling Arrangements Sample Clauses
The Scheduling Arrangements clause defines how and when the parties will coordinate and agree upon the timing of services, deliveries, or project milestones. It typically outlines the process for setting schedules, including any requirements for advance notice, mutual agreement, or adjustments due to unforeseen circumstances. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their time-related obligations, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disputes over deadlines or availability.
Scheduling Arrangements. The supplementary vacation may be taken in conjunction with the regular vacation to which the employee is entitled, providing such regular vacation is not scheduled to be taken during the months of June, July and August, in which event the supplementary vacation shall be taken at a time to be agreed upon by the Employer and the employee.
Scheduling Arrangements. (A) The node established pursuant to Section 4.4(A) shall be segregated in a separate sub-account or Seller’s (or Seller’s agent’s) market participant account, which for avoidance of doubt will contain solely those charges and credits related to Purchaser’s Contract Capacity Share, and the Parties will effectuate delivery and receipt of Renewable Energy Products at the Point of Delivery in accordance with the provisions of Exhibit B.
(B) Subject to the provisions of Section 2 of Exhibit B, Purchaser will be responsible for all imbalance costs, operating reserves, congestion charges, losses and all other PJM charges incurred by Seller (or Seller’s agent) in connection therewith that Purchaser would have incurred if Purchaser was scheduling and effecting settlements in its own market participant account with respect to the Renewable Energy or Capacity, and receive all credits, associated with the deviation between the day-ahead award and the actual amount of Renewable Energy produced by the Facility from Purchaser’s Contract Capacity Share of the Facility Capacity (as reflected in PJM’s eMeter system), including the net difference between the day-ahead and real-time LMP associated with that deviation.
(C) Seller shall be responsible for all costs related to delivery of Renewable Energy to the Point of Delivery or to the extent any such costs are incurred as a result of the failure by Seller to curtail deliveries in connection with a Reliability Curtailment or, to the extent provided in Section 3 of Exhibit B, an Economic Curtailment. Purchaser shall be responsible for all imbalance costs, operating reserves and congestion costs incurred at the Point of Delivery and for delivery of its Contract Capacity Share of the Renewable Energy at and from the Point of Delivery, excluding any such costs arising from the failure by Seller to curtail deliveries in connection with a Reliability Curtailment or, to the extent provided in Section 3 of Exhibit B, an Economic Curtailment. To the extent either Party incurs such scheduling costs, imbalance costs or congestion costs which are the responsibility of the other Party, such costs shall be added to or shall be netted against the invoice for Renewable Energy.
Scheduling Arrangements. In order to satisfy essential customer servicing requirements, Telstra may schedule an Employee to be available to respond to business needs outside ordinary hours of work.
Scheduling Arrangements. Purchaser shall be responsible for scheduling the Entire Exchange Resource Output, including all necessary Open Access Same Time Information System (OASIS) tagging, and other procedures or protocols established by the Transmission Operator.