Unmanned and/or controlled remotely generating facilities Sample Clauses

Unmanned and/or controlled remotely generating facilities are required to provide an onsite plant controller as determined by the System Impact Study. In no event shall the control functions (e.g. frequency, power, voltage, etc.) be blocked by Applicant without the express written permission of GTC. Applicant is responsible for ensuring that its actual Generating Facility output matches any delivery schedules (e.g., associated with a confirmed NAESB e-Tag) from the Generating Facility to (1) a load within the Control Area, or (2) another Control Area, consistent with the scheduling requirements of GTC, including ramping into and out of such delivery schedules, as measured at the Point of Interconnection, consistent with the scheduling requirements of the GTC Tariff. In the event Applicant fails to demonstrate to GTC that it has otherwise complied with Article 7.9 of this Agreement, to the extent generator balancing service is necessary, the Applicant shall be deemed to have elected to enter into an agreement for Generator Imbalance Service under Schedule 9 of the GTC Tariff. Exhibit 1 of Appendix C Voltage Schedules at the Point of Interconnection Commencing with the Effective Date of the Agreement, Applicant shall maintain the following voltage schedules as communicated by GSOC from time to time: Please note that the voltage schedules above may be changed as system conditions change. Exhibit 2 of Appendix C Initial Synchronization Requirements Applicant is responsible for the synchronization of the Generating Facility to the GTC System, in accordance with Articles 3.3, 5.3, 7.5, and 7.6. This Exhibit defines a list of initial synchronization requirements and modeling data to be completed prior to initial synchronization of the Generating Facility. In accordance with Appendix C - 2 (Modeling Data), the Applicant shall provide non- confidential modeling data to the GTC. GTC’s list of generating data required prior to initial synchronization may be found in the Generator Interconnection folder on GTC’s OASIS website. If Applicant’s data is materially different from what was originally provided to GTC pursuant to the System Impact Study, then GTC will conduct appropriate studies to determine the impact on the GTC System based on the actual data submitted pursuant to this Exhibit 2. The Applicant shall not begin Trial Operation until such studies are completed. Initial synchronization data, including harmonic analysis results, shall be provided at least one hundred eight (180) calendar days prior to the Initial Synch...
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