Topic:"Project Schedule" in M13042

2.4 Requirements for Commercial Operation (a) Notwithstanding the definition of "Commercial Operation Date" in the Generator Interconnection Agreement, the Facility will be deemed to have achieved " Commercial Operation " for the purposes...

AI summary The text outlines the requirements for a Facility to achieve Commercial Operation, including regulatory approvals, completion of construction, interconnection to the system, and submission of necessary reports. NSPI must confirm or contest the date of Commercial Operation within 10 business days of receiving notice from the Seller.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION - 1. Name of Project: [⚫] - 2. Site: [⚫] - 3. Point of Interconnection (specified in Proposal): [⚫] - 4. System Operator Reference No.: [⚫] - 5. Interconnection Request Number: [⚫] - 6. New Build or Expansion: [⚫] - 7....

AI summary The document outlines a project description template used in a regulatory proceeding, including fields such as project name, site, point of interconnection, and generating technology. It contains placeholders for information related to the project's details and interconnection requirements.

2.1 Design and Construction of the Project (a) The Seller shall perform, or cause to be performed, all activities necessary to complete the design, construction and commissioning of the Project at the Site using Good Utility Practice and i...

AI summary The Seller is responsible for designing, constructing, and commissioning the Project at the Site in accordance with Good Utility Practice, applicable laws, and the Agreement, ensuring Commercial Operation by the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date and compliance with the Agreement's requirements throughout the Term.

APPENDIX D - SUMMARIZED STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK ON PPA DRAFT #1 PPA Section Question Comment Response out in, described or resulting from the Generator Interconnection Procedure, is delayed beyond the initial deadline for delivery thereof (wi...

AI summary Stakeholders have raised concerns about delays in the Generator Interconnection Procedure, which could affect the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (COD). They argue that delays in interconnection studies should automatically extend the COD by two days for each day of delay, rather than a day-by-day extension, to accommodate seasonal construction constraints.