Common use of TESTING AND COMMISSIONING Clause in Contracts

TESTING AND COMMISSIONING. This schedule is a technical document that necessarily varies from project to project. It must take account not only of the characteristics of the renewable energy technology being utilised, but also the capabilities and limitations of the project’s design and equipment. The specific testinmg steps, and the test criteria must be negotiated by the Developer and Utility with the specific design, equipment, and operational characteristics of the Project and the Utility’s Grid taken into account. Developer shall, at its own expense, carry out the testing and commissioning of the Project and the connecting transmission infrastructure in accordance with the provisions of this Schedule C, the specifications set out in Schedule E (Technical Specifications), and Prudent Utility Practice. Utility shall be given 5 days prior written notice of any testing or commissioning procedure and Utility shall be entitled to have representatives present for purposes of observing any such procedures. If Utility representatives are unable to attend for any reason, the testing may proceed without them. C1. TESTS PRIOR TO INITIAL COMMERCIAL OPERATION (details to be agreed) C2. TESTING & GUARANTEES (details to be agreed) C3. TESTING OF INTERCONNECTION FACILITIES (details to be agreed) SCHEDULE D

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Power Purchase Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement

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