Transmission System Maintenance. In the case of anticipated, unforeseen and extraordinary works, damage, disturbances and faults on the transmission network, the Transmission System Operator shall act in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Transmission System Maintenance. Seller shall consult with Buyer regarding timing of scheduled maintenance of the Transmission System which might reasonably be expected to affect the Fossil Stations or Hydroelectric Stations. Seller shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of such facilities to coincide with Buyer's scheduled outages. To facilitate such consultation and to the extent the information is not available from the ISO in a timely manner, in June of each year, or on another date mutually acceptable to the Parties, Buyer shall furnish Seller with non-binding preliminary generator maintenance schedules covering the upcoming two years. Buyer shall furnish Seller with non-binding updates to such schedules to reflect significant changes. In the event Seller is unable to schedule the outage of its Transmission System to coincide with Buyer's schedule, Seller shall use all reasonable efforts to notify Buyer, in advance, of the reasons for the outage, the time scheduled for it to take place, and its expected duration. Seller shall use due diligence to restore such facilities to operation as quickly as possible.
Transmission System Maintenance. Subject to applicable FERC regulations and policy, and the requirements under the PJM OI, the Company shall, as soon as practicable, give written notice to the Producer regarding the timing of any scheduled maintenance of the transmission facilities which might reasonably be expected to affect the operation of the Station. The Company shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of those facilities to coincide with the Producer's scheduled outages of the Station. To facilitate such notification, in June of each year, or on another date mutually acceptable to the Parties, the Producer shall furnish the Company with non-binding preliminary maintenance schedules for the Station covering the upcoming two years. The Producer shall furnish the Company with non-binding updates to such schedules to reflect significant changes thereto. In the event the Company is unable to schedule the outage of its facilities to coincide with the Producer's schedule, the Company shall use all reasonable efforts to notify the Producer inadvance of the reasons for the facilities' outage, of the time scheduled for the outage to take place, and of its expected duration. The Producer shall give notice to the Company regarding any scheduled maintenance of the Producer's Generating Facilities which might reasonably be expected to affect the operation of the Company Interconnection Facilities or the Transmission System.
Transmission System Maintenance. Pepco shall consult with ------------------------------- Generator regarding timing of scheduled maintenance of the Interconnection Facilities or the transmission facilities of the Transmission System which Pepco or the Transmission Operator performs and which might reasonably be expected to affect the Station. Pepco shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of said facilities to coincide with Generator's scheduled outages for the Station. To facilitate such consultation and to the extent the information is not available from the PJM System Operator in a timely manner, in June of each year, or on another date mutually acceptable to the Parties, Generator shall furnish Pepco with non-binding preliminary generator maintenance schedules covering the upcoming two years and any material changes thereto. In the event Pepco is unable to schedule the outage of its facilities to coincide with Generator's schedule, Pepco shall notify Generator as soon as practicable of the reasons for the facilities' outage, of the time scheduled for the outage to take place, and of its expected duration.
Transmission System Maintenance. Subject to applicable FERC regulations and policy, and the requirements under the NYPP Agreement or the NYISO Tariff, NYSEG shall, as soon as practicable, give written notice to the Buyer regarding the timing of any scheduled maintenance of the transmission facilities which might reasonably be expected to affect the operation of the Fossil Plants. NYSEG shall, to the extent practicable, schedule any testing, shutdown, or withdrawal of those facilities to coincide with the Buyer's scheduled outages of the Fossil Plants. To facilitate such notification, in June of each year, or on another date mutually acceptable to the Parties, the Buyer shall furnish NYSEG with non-binding preliminary maintenance schedules for the Fossil Plants covering the upcoming two years. The Buyer shall furnish NYSEG with non-binding updates to such schedules to reflect significant changes thereto. In the event NYSEG is unable to schedule the outage of its facilities to coincide
