SYNCHRONIZING AND COMMERCIAL OPERATION Sample Clauses

SYNCHRONIZING AND COMMERCIAL OPERATION. 2.10.1 After EGAT provides notice pursuant to Section 2.9.6(i), the Generator shall conduct the Unit synchronizing tests set out in Paragraph 3.5 of Part B of Schedule 18. EGAT shall review the results of such Unit synchronizing tests. After receiving the results of such testing, EGAT shall either (i) within one (1) day provide the Generator with written notice that the test requirements set out in Paragraph 3.5 of Part B of Schedule 18 have been met, or (ii) within seven (7) days provide the Generator with a written report describing any areas where, in EGAT's reasonable opinion, such requirements have not been met. If EGAT reports that the Unit has not met the requirements for notice pursuant to subclause (i) of this Section, the Generator shall determine and remedy the cause of such failure. The remedy and cost of the remedy shall be borne by the Generator. The Generator shall notify EGAT when further testing pursuant to Paragraph 3.5 of Part B of Schedule 18 can take place. Such further testing shall commence on a date agreed by the Parties which shall be not more than seven (7) days after the Generator so notifies EGAT. Such further testing and EGAT's review of the results thereof shall proceed pursuant to this Section. The Generator shall be allowed to synchronize on an agreed date occurring after EGAT provides notice pursuant to subclause (i) of this Section 2.10.1, but no more than one hundred and eighty (180) days before the Commercial Operation Date of the Unit the Parties anticipate to be set pursuant to Section 2.10.2. 2.10.2 On the date which is twelve (12) months before the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date of the First Unit, EGAT shall provide the Generator with written notice stating whether the reserve capacity in the EGAT System forecasted for the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date of the First Unit is greater than or less than fifteen percent (15%). If such forecasted reserve capacity is less than fifteen percent (15%), the Commercial Operation Date of the First Unit may occur on or after its Earliest Commercial Operation Date and the Commercial Operation Date of the Second Unit may occur on or after its Earliest Commercial Operation Date. If such forecasted reserve capacity is greater than fifteen percent (15%), the Commercial Operation Date of the Units may not occur before their respective Scheduled Commercial Operation Dates without the written consent of EGAT which shall be at EGAT's sole discretion. Subject to the foregoing, the...
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