Scheduling of Capacity and Energy Sample Clauses

Scheduling of Capacity and Energy. BPDB and the Company shall cooperate in establishing the following scheduling for the Facility’s capacity and Net Energy Output on and after the Commercial Operations Date: (a) Year Ahead Notification
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Scheduling of Capacity and Energy. BPDB and the Company shall cooperate in establishing the following scheduling for the Facility’s capacity and Net Energy Output on and after the Commercial Operations Date: (a) Year Ahead Notification Not less than ninety (90) Days before the Scheduled Commercial Operations Date and thereafter not less than ninety (90) Days before the beginning of each Contract Year, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a Monthly basis, for the Net Energy Output during that Contract Year, but shall not be bound by these figures. BPDB will also designate the maximum capacity required for the same period and have the right to revise the Months that shall be the Maintenance Months; provided, that such revision by BPDB shall only be made in connection with long range planning of load requirements. (b) Quarter-Ahead Notification Not less than sixty (60) Days before each Contract Year quarter, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a week-by-week basis for Net Energy Output and maximum capacity during that quarter and also provisionally for the following quarter, but shall not be bound by these figures. (c) Month-Ahead Notification Not less than fourteen (14) Days before each Month, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a Day-by-Day basis, for Net Energy Output and maximum capacity required during that Month and also provisionally for the following Month, but shall not be bound by these figures. (d) Week-Ahead Notification Not less than forty-eight (48) hours before each Week, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements, on an hour by hour basis, for Net Energy Output and maximum capacity during that Week and also, provisionally, during the following Week but shall not be bound by these figures. (e) Notification of Declared Capacity and Revised Declared Capacity (i) Not later than 00:00 hours on the Commercial Operations Date, the Company shall notify BPDB of the Declared Capacity for each following hour of the Commercial Operations Date. (ii) Not later than sixteen (16) hours prior to the beginning of each Day (the “Declaration Deadline”) following the Commercial Operations Date, the Company shall notify BPDB (or revise any such information previously given) of the Declared Capacity for each hour of the following Day. If the Company fails to give such notice on or before the Declaration Deadline, the Declared Capacity for each hour of such Day shall be deemed to be equal to the Declared Capacity for ...
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Scheduling of Capacity and Energy. BPDB and the Company shall cooperate in establishing the following scheduling for the Power Generation Station’s capacity and Net Energy Output on and after the Supply Commencement Date: (a) Year Ahead Notification Not less than ninety (90) Days before the Scheduled Supply Commencement Date and thereafter not less than ninety (90) Days before the beginning of each Contract Year, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a Monthly basis, for the Net Energy Output during that Contract Year, but shall not be bound by these figures. BPDB will also designate the maximum capacity required for the same period and have the right to revise the Months that shall be the Maintenance Months; provided that such revision by BPDB shall only be made in connection with long range planning of load requirements. (b) Quarter-Ahead Notification Not less than sixty (60) Days before each Contract Year quarter, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a week-by-week basis for Net Energy Output and maximum capacity during that quarter and also provisionally for the following quarter, but shall not be bound by these figures. (c) Month-Ahead Notification Not less than fourteen (14) Days before each Month, BPDB shall provide to the Company estimated requirements on a Day-by-Day basis, for Net Energy Output and maximum capacity required during that Month and also provisionally for the following Month, but shall not be bound by these figures.
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Scheduling of Capacity and Energy. BPDB and the Company shall cooperate in establishing the following scheduling for the Power Generation Station‟s capacity and Net Energy Output on and after the Supply Commencement Date: (a) Year Ahead Notification
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