Control Area Operations Sample Clauses

Control Area Operations. Nothing in this Agreement shall obligate Generator to operate the Facility as a part of the Southern Company Control Area.
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Control Area Operations. (a) All of the Facility Electrical Output must be delivered to either the TVA or Entergy Control Areas. At least one (1) year prior to the Initial Synchronization Date, LSP shall notify TVA in writing of its initial designation of the Control Area to receive the Facility Electrical Output. LSP may change its Control Area designation upon one (1) year's prior written notice to TVA. LSP shall reimburse TVA for all costs incurred by TVA as a result of LSP changing its Control Area designation. TVA and LSP recognize that, regardless of the Control Area selected by LSP, if the Facility Electrical Output is creating an adverse effect on the TVA system which condition is of the type, magnitude, or duration which, regardless of which Control Area the Facility was located in or to which system the Facility Electrical Output was being delivered, would give rise to a right of Disconnection or Curtailment pursuant to Section 7.2, LSP shall be responsible for taking whatever action is required to alleviate the condition on the TVA system to the extent necessary to overcome the adverse effect giving rise to such right of Disconnection or Curtailment.
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Control Area Operations. (a) For Control Area purposes, all of the Facility Electrical Output shall be deemed to be generated in the TVA Control Area, or in the Control Area of the Interconnected Neighboring System (if applicable), or in a separately established Control Area that includes the Facility, consistent with NERC and SERC manuals or standards and any applicable legal requirements, including those of FERC. Consistent with NERC guidelines or procedures for Control Area certification, Interconnection Customer shall notify TVA in writing (i) at least thirty (30) Days prior to the Initial Synchronization Date of its initial designation of the Control Area where the Facility Electrical Output shall be deemed to be generated and (ii) of subsequent changes to Interconnection Customer’s Control Area designation. Interconnection Customer shall reimburse TVA for all actual costs (including applicable overheads) incurred by TVA as a result of Interconnection Customer’s changing its Control Area designation. TVA and Interconnection Customer recognize that, regardless of the Control Area designated by Interconnection Customer, if the Facility Electrical Output is creating an adverse effect on the TVA transmission system which condition is of the type, magnitude, or duration that, regardless of which Control Area the Facility Electrical Output was designated to be generated in or to which transmission system the Facility Electrical Output was being delivered, would give rise to a right of Disconnection or Curtailment pursuant to Section BA-7.2 (Disconnection of Facility or Curtailment of Deliveries), Interconnection Customer shall be responsible for taking the action required to alleviate the condition on the TVA transmission system to the extent necessary to overcome the adverse effect giving rise to such right of Disconnection or Curtailment.
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