Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment Sample Clauses

Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. (a) The Parties* must record: (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 3 any technical information that the User* was required to provide to Western Power* under the Applications and Queuing Policy*; and (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 3 any exemptions to the Technical Rules* given to the User* under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules* (b) Each Party* must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract* by the Technical Rules* within a database maintained by that Party*, and provide the other Parties* with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party*. (c) The User* must not materially modify any Generating Plant* connected at a Connection Point* unless: (i) the User* makes an Application* to do so under the Applications and Queuing Policy*; and (ii) the Application* is processed by Western Power* under the Applications and Queuing Policy*, resulting in an Access Offer* for the change, which the User* accepted.
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Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. (a) The Parties must record: (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 3 any technical information that the User was required to provide to Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy; and (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 3 any exemptions to the Technical Rules given to the User under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules. (b) Each Party must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract by the Technical Rules within a database maintained by that Party, and provide the other Parties with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party. (c) The User must not materially modify any Generating Plant connected at a Connection Point unless: (i) the User makes where such modification requires an Application to do so under the Applications and Queuing Policy: (A) the User makes such an Application; and (B) the Application is processed by Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy, resulting in an Access Offer for the change, which the User accepted.; (ii) where such modification does not require an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy and relates to a Generating Plant owned by a person other than a Small Customer: (A) the User notifies Western Power of the modifications to the Generating Plant in writing at least 6045 days prior to the modifications being made; and
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Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. ‌ (a) The Parties must record:‌ (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 3 any technical information that the User was required to provide to Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy; (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 3 any exemptions to the Technical Rules given to the User under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules; and‌ (iii) in Schedule 9 - any Registered Generator Performance Standards for the User’s Generating Plant that are Negotiated Performance Standards. (b) Each Party must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract by the Technical Rules in Part 4 of Schedule 3 - , or otherwise within a database maintained by that Party, and provide the other Parties with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party. (c) The User must not materially modify any Generating Plant connected at a Connection Point unless: (i) where such modification requires an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy: (A) the User makes such an Application; and (B) the Application is processed by Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy, resulting in an Access Offer for the change, which the User accepted; (ii) where such modification does not require an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy and relates to a Generating Plant owned by a person other than a Small Customer:‌ (A) the User notifies Western Power of the modifications to the Generating Plant in writing at least 45 days prior to the modifications being made; and (B) the modified Generating Plant does not adversely impact the safety or security of the Network. (d) For the purposes of clause 13(c)(ii) a modification is material only if:‌ (i) it involves expenditure of more than $100,000; or (ii) the modification is one which, consistently with Good Electricity Industry Practice, requires review by a duly qualified engineer before being made. (e) Notwithstanding clause 13(d), the replacement of like for like parts within a Generating Plant or the replacement of parts in the ordinary course of maintenance and repair is not a material modification for the purposes of clause 13(c)(ii). (f) If Western Power does not notify the User within 45 days of receipt of notice under clause 13(c)(ii) that the modification may adversely impact the safety or security of the Network the User may proceed to make the modification. However nothing in this clause derogates from the User’s responsibility to ensure the Generating Plant complies with the requirements of this...
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Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. (a) The Parties* must record in Part 2 of Schedule 4: (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 34 any technical information that the User* was required to provide to Western Power* under the Applications and Queuing Policy*; and (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 34 any exemptions to the Technical Rules* given to the User* under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules* (b) Each Party* must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract* by the Technical Rules* within a database maintained by that Party*, and provide the other Parties* with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party*.
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Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. (a) The Parties must record: (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 3 any technical information that the User was required to provide to Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy; and (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 3 any exemptions to the Technical Rules given to the User under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules (b) Each Party must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract by the Technical Rules within a database maintained by that Party, and provide the other Parties with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party. (c) The User must not materially modify any Generating Plant connected at a Connection Point unless: (i) where such modification requires an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy: (i) (A) the User makes such an Application to do so under the Applications and Queuing Policy; and
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Technical characteristics of Facilities and Equipment. (a) The Parties must record: (i) in Part 2 of Schedule 3 any technical information that the User was required to provide to Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy; and (ii) in Part 3 of Schedule 3 any exemptions to the Technical Rules given to the User under Chapter 1 of the Technical Rules. (b) Each Party must record any other information required to be recorded in this Contract by the Technical Rules within a database maintained by that Party, and provide the other Parties with reasonable access to the information upon request by that Party. (c) The User must not materially modify any Generating Plant connected at a Connection Point unless: (i) where such modification requires an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy: (A) the User makes such an Application; and (B) the Application is processed by Western Power under the Applications and Queuing Policy, resulting in an Access Offer for the change, which the User accepted; (ii) where such modification does not require an Application under the Applications and Queuing Policy and relates to a Generating Plant owned by a person other than a Small Customer: (A) the User notifies Western Power of the modifications to the Generating Plant in writing at least 45 days prior to the modifications being made; and (B) the modified Generating Plant does not adversely impact the safety or security of the Network. (d) For the purposes of clause 13(c)(ii) a modification is material only if: (i) it involves expenditure of more than $100,000; or (ii) the modification is one which, consistently with Good Electricity Industry Practice, requires review by a duly qualified engineer before being made. (e) Notwithstanding clause 13(d), the replacement of like for like parts within a Generating Plant or the replacement of parts in the ordinary course of maintenance and repair is not a material modification for the purposes of clause 13(c)(ii). (f) If Western Power does not notify the User within 45 days of receipt of notice under clause 13(c)(ii) that the modification may adversely impact the safety or security of the Network the User may proceed to make the modification. However nothing in this clause derogates from the User’s responsibility to ensure the Generating Plant complies with the requirements of this Contract including the obligations to comply with the Technical Rules .
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