Required Commercial Operations Date definition
Examples of Required Commercial Operations Date in a sentence
Developer shall complete construction of the Interconnection Facilities and any required new transmission line and associated equipment at least 30 days prior to the Required Commercial Operations Date.
Developer shall undertake and be obligated (a) to complete construction of the Project and (b) to achieve successful completion of the required test operations prescribed in Schedule 3 (Testing and Commissioning) no later than the Required Commercial Operations Date.
Unless, prior to the expiration of such 1-year period, Utility and Developer agree on the length, and terms and conditions of an extension of the Required Commercial Operations Date, at the expiration of the initial 1 year period Utility shall either declare a default or waive its right to declare a default pursuant to this Paragraph.
In the event that the Project does not successfully complete the required test operations prescribed in Schedule 3 (Testing and Commissioning) on or before the Required Commercial Operations Date, and Utility is in full compliance with all its material obligations under this Agreement, then Developer shall be liable to Utility in an amount to be determined in accordance with the liquidated damages provisions of Schedule 2 (Calculation of Payments).
At least 60 days prior to the Required Commercial Operations Date, Developer shall submit to Utility its desired Scheduled Outage periods for the first twelve months.