Storage Rating Test Sample Clauses

Storage Rating Test. Owner shall provide advance notice to CHGE for, and CHGE shall be entitled to be present at, any and all commissioning, permitting and performance tests conducted under this Agreement and shall be entitled to have an independent third party witness any such testing at CHGE’s sole expense. Upon no less than ten (10) Business Days prior notice to CHGE, Owner shall schedule and complete a Storage Rating Test in accordance with this Exhibit C as a condition to achieving Commercial Operation. All operations during testing shall be done in accordance with Good Utility Practice, Applicable Laws and Permit Requirements.
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Storage Rating Test. Owner shall provide advance notice to RG&E for, and RG&E shall be entitled to be present at, any and all commissioning, permitting and performance tests conducted under this Agreement and shall be entitled to have an independent third party witness any such testing at RG&E’s sole expense. Upon no less than ten (10) Business Days prior notice to RG&E, Owner shall schedule and complete a Storage Rating Test in accordance with this Exhibit C as a condition to achieving Commercial Operation. All operations during testing shall be done in accordance with Good Utility Practice, Applicable Laws and Permit Requirements.

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