Common use of Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges Clause in Contracts

Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges. a) “Inter-connection point or Delivery point” shall mean the point at 220 kV side of 400/220 kV Sub-Station of CTU. All costs and losses upto that point will be to the account of the Solar Power Developers. b) As per the notification no. L-1/(3)/2009-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been included as an Applicant for Connectivity and Long Term Access in Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS). KSPDCL in terms of said CERC Regulations had made application to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs seeking grant of permission for LTA and Grid connectivity. Henceforth, all obligations/responsibilities/liabilities/charges etc arising out of said Regulations/ application shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directly. c) As per the notification no. L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been authorized to bear all liabilities on behalf of the solar power generators to be set up in the Solar Park. KSPDCL in terms of said CERC / KERC Regulations had furnished an undertaking to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs. Henceforth, all liabilities etc arising out of said Regulations/undertaking including Scheduling and Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) charges as per CERC Regulations and all liabilities shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directly. d) As soon as first project in the Solar Power Park gets commissioned, transmission charges to Powergrid will start getting paid from corpus of fund created by the SPPD, out of the collection from the Solar Power Developers, for the entire capacity of line. If the line gets ready as per schedule and no project is commissioned, SPPD will have to pay charges as per applicable rules out of the Corpus Fund. However, such transmission charges shall have to be reimbursed by SPD to SPPD. e) Forecasting and scheduling shall be done by SPD as per CERC / KERC Regulations and Indian Electricity Grid Code. The SPPD may take up the function of forecasting and Scheduling if the Solar Power Developers so desire on chargeable basis. f) KSPDCL will forward all the bills received from concerned authorities towards above charges mentioned from 6.5 (a) to 6.5 (e) to the SPD from time to time and the SPD shall pay such bills within 7 days from the date of issue of bill by SPPD.

Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges. a) “Inter-connection point or Delivery point” shall mean the point at 220 kV side of 400/220 kV Sub-Station of CTU. All costs and losses upto that point will be to the account of the Solar Power Developers. b) As per the notification no. L-1/(3)/2009-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been included as an Applicant for Connectivity and Long Term Access in Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS). KSPDCL in terms of said CERC Regulations had made application to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs seeking grant of permission for LTA and Grid connectivity. Henceforth, all obligations/responsibilities/liabilities/charges etc arising out of said Regulations/ application shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directlySPD. c) As per the notification no. L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been authorized to bear all liabilities on behalf of the solar power generators to be set up in the Solar Park. KSPDCL in terms of said CERC / KERC Regulations had furnished an undertaking to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs. Henceforth, all liabilities etc arising out of said Regulations/undertaking including Scheduling and Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) charges as per CERC Regulations and all liabilities shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directlySPD. d) As soon as first project in the Solar Power Park gets commissioned, transmission charges to Powergrid will start getting paid from corpus of fund created by the SPPD, out of the collection from the Solar Power Developers, for the entire capacity of line. If the line gets ready as per schedule and no project is commissioned, SPPD will have to pay charges as per applicable rules out of the Corpus Fund. However, such transmission charges shall have to be reimbursed by SPD to SPPD. e) Forecasting and scheduling shall be done by SPD as SPDas per CERC / KERC Regulations and Indian Electricity Grid Code. The SPPD may take up the function of forecasting and Scheduling if the Solar Power Developers so desire on chargeable basis. f) KSPDCL will forward all the bills received from concerned authorities towards above charges mentioned from 6.5 (a) to 6.5 (e) to the SPD from time to time and the SPD shall pay such bills within 7 days from the date of issue of bill by SPPD.

Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges. a) “Inter-connection point or Delivery point” shall mean the point at 220 kV side of 400/220 kV Sub-Station of CTUthe ISTS. All costs and losses upto that point will be to the account of the Solar Power Developers. b) As per the notification no. L-1/(3)/2009-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been included as an Applicant for Connectivity and Long Term Access in Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS). KSPDCL in terms of said CERC Regulations had made application to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs seeking grant of permission for LTA and Grid connectivity. Henceforth, all obligations/responsibilities/liabilities/obligations / responsibilities / liabilities / charges etc arising out of said Regulations/ application shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directly. c) As per the notification no. L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been authorized to bear all liabilities on behalf of the solar power generators to be set up in the Solar Park. KSPDCL in terms of said CERC / KERC Regulations had furnished an undertaking to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs. Henceforth, all liabilities etc arising out of said Regulations/undertaking including Scheduling and Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) charges as per CERC CERC/KERC Regulations and all liabilities shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directly. d) As soon as first project in the Solar Power Park gets commissioned, transmission charges to Powergrid the CTU will start getting paid from corpus of fund created by the SPPD, out of the collection from the Solar Power Developers, for the entire capacity of line. If the line gets ready as per schedule and no project is commissioned, SPPD will have to pay charges as per applicable rules out of the Corpus Fund. However, such transmission charges shall have to be reimbursed by SPD to SPPD. e) Forecasting and scheduling shall be done by SPD as per CERC / KERC Regulations and Indian Electricity Grid Code. The SPPD may take up the function of forecasting and Scheduling scheduling if the Solar Power Developers so desire on chargeable basis. f) KSPDCL will forward all the bills received from concerned authorities towards above charges mentioned from 6.5from (a) to 6.5 6.7 (e) to the SPD from time to time and the SPD shall pay such bills within 7 days from the date of issue of bill by SPPD.

Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges. a) “Inter-connection point or Delivery point” shall mean the point at 220 kV side of 400/220 kV Sub-Station of CTU. All costs and losses upto that point will be to the account of the Solar Power Developers. b) As per the notification no. L-1/(3)/2009-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been included as an Applicant for Connectivity and Long Term Access in Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS). KSPDCL in terms interms of said CERC Regulations had made application to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs seeking grant of permission for LTA and Grid connectivity. Henceforth, all obligations/responsibilities/liabilities/charges etc arising out of said Regulations/ application shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directlySPD. c) As per the notification no. L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been authorized to bear all liabilities on behalf of the solar power generators to be set up in the Solar Park. .KSPDCL in terms interms of said CERC / KERC Regulations had furnished an undertaking to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs. Henceforth, all liabilities etc liabilitiesetc arising out of said Regulations/undertaking including Scheduling and Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) charges as per CERC Regulations and all liabilities shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directlySPD. d) As soon as first project in the Solar Power SolarPower Park gets commissioned, transmission charges to Powergrid will start getting paid from corpus of fund created by the SPPD, out of the collection from the Solar Power Developers, for the entire capacity of line. If the line gets ready as per schedule and no project is commissioned, SPPD will have to pay charges as per applicable rules out of the Corpus Fund. However, such transmission charges shall have to be reimbursed by SPD to SPPD. e) Forecasting and scheduling shall be done by SPD as per CERC / KERC Regulations and Indian Electricity Grid Code. The SPPD may take up the function of forecasting and Scheduling if Schedulingif the Solar Power Developers so desire on chargeable basis. f) KSPDCL will forward all the bills received from concerned authorities towards above charges mentioned from 6.5 (a) to 6.5 (e) to the SPD from time to time and the SPD shall pay such bills within 7 days from the date of issue of bill by SPPD.

Transmission Charges and Scheduling Charges. a) “Inter-connection point or Delivery point” shall mean the point at 220 kV side of 400/220 kV Sub-Station of CTUGETCO(STU). All costs recurring costs, other than normal O&M charges of 33 kV / 220 kV PSS & 220 kV Transmission lines, and losses upto up to that point will be to the account of the Solar Power Developers. b) As per the notification nonos. L-1/(3)/2009-CERC and L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer Implementing Agency (SPPDSPIA) has been included as an Applicant for Connectivity and Long Term Access in Inter-State Transmission System (ISTS). KSPDCL in terms of said CERC Regulations had made application to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs seeking grant of permission The SPD is responsible for LTA and Grid connectivity. Henceforth, all obligations/responsibilities/liabilities/charges etc arising out of said Regulations/ application shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc., to appropriate authorities directly. c) As per the notification no. L-1/41/2010-CERC dated 15th May, 2015 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Solar Power Park Developer (SPPD) has been authorized to bear all liabilities on behalf of the solar power generators to be set up in the Solar Park. KSPDCL in terms of said CERC / KERC Regulations had furnished an undertaking to POWERGRID on behalf of prospective SPDs. Henceforth, all liabilities etc arising out of said Regulations/undertaking including Scheduling and Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) charges as per CERC GERC Regulations notified from time to time and all liabilities related to the same. For LTA and Connectivity, the CERC Regulations shall stand vested with SPD and SPD shall pay all such charges etc.be applicable. For the clarity, to appropriate authorities directly.there is no ISTS requirement for this first 1000 MW from Dholera SIR UMSP, as it is entirely procured by GUVNL through STU i.e. GETCO dc) As soon as first project in the Solar Power Park gets commissioned, transmission charges to Powergrid will start getting paid from corpus of fund created by the SPPDSPIA, out of the collection from the Solar Power Developers, for the entire capacity of line. If the line gets ready as per schedule and no project is commissioned, SPPD SPIA will have to pay charges as per applicable rules out of the Corpus Fund. HoweverHowever if the said Corpus Fund is not created, such transmission charges the same shall have to be reimbursed by SPD to SPPDSPIA. ed) Forecasting and scheduling shall be done by SPD as per CERC / KERC GERC Regulations and Indian Gujarat Electricity Grid Code. The SPPD SPIA may take up the function of forecasting Forecasting and Scheduling scheduling if the Solar Power Developers so desire on chargeable basis. fe) KSPDCL GPCL will forward all the bills received from concerned authorities towards above charges mentioned from 6.5 (a) to 6.5 (ed) to the SPD from time to time and the SPD shall pay such bills within 7 stipulated period as mentioned in SCHDULE B. days from the date of issue of bill by SPPDXXXX.