Required Commercial Operation Date definition
Examples of Required Commercial Operation Date in a sentence
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Considering the effect of COVID-19 pandemic on many hydro projects under construction in the country, the Government through Nepal Electricity Authority had decided to grant a maximum of one-year extension of Required Commercial Operation Date on demand from projects that needed such time compensation.
In that case, it is evident that the contingency arrangement will not be in place before the current Required Commercial Operation Date (RCOD) of MTHP.
The Buyer and Seller shall agree to a mutually acceptable billing and payment process prior to the Required Commercial Operation Date.
Delay in start up following C.A.R. incidents: This insurance shall cover debt service and fixed operation and maintenance costs incurred following delays in reaching the Required Commercial Operation Date as a direct result of physical loss or damage to the works to the extent that such loss or damage is covered under the C.A.R. policy.