Initial Commercial Operation Test Sample Clauses

Initial Commercial Operation Test. At least thirty (30) days prior to the Expected Initial Delivery Date, Seller shall schedule and complete an Initial Commercial Operation Test for each Generating Unit. Such Initial Commercial Operation Test shall be scheduled and conducted in accordance with Appendix 7. Seller shall use commercially reasonable efforts to undertake such activities in sufficient time to achieve Commercial Operation of each Generating Unit by the Expected Initial Delivery Date and SCE will reasonably cooperate with Seller to meet such deadline. The Initial Commercial Operation Test shall establish the Contract Capacity for purposes of calculating the Monthly Capacity Payment, and Appendix 1.02 and Appendix 9.02 shall be deemed to be amended to reflect the Contract Capacity certified during such test by SCE test personnel.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test. At least thirty (30) days prior to the Expected Initial Delivery Date, Seller shall schedule and complete an Initial Commercial Operation Test for each Generating Unit. Such Initial Commercial Operation Test shall be scheduled and conducted in accordance with Appendix 7. Seller shall use commercially reasonable efforts to undertake such activities in sufficient time to achieve Commercial Operation of each Generating Unit by the Expected Initial Delivery Date and SCE will reasonably cooperate with Seller to meet such deadline. The Initial Commercial Operation Test shall establish the Contract Capacity for purposes of calculating the Monthly Capacity Payment, and Appendix 1.02 and Appendix 9.02 shall be deemed to be amended to reflect the Contract Capacity certified during such test by SCE test personnel. Periodic Testing. Seller Testing. Seller shall schedule and complete any RA Capacity Qualification Tests required by CAISO, the CPUC or any other applicable Governmental Authority pursuant to any Applicable Laws. Seller may also elect to test any Generating Unit at any time, subject to Section 7.03.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test. At least thirty (30) Calendar Days before the target Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall schedule and complete an Initial Commercial Operation Test, which test shall be conducted using the procedures set forth in Exhibit C. Owner shall undertake such activities in sufficient time to achieve Commercial Operation of the Project by the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Deadline and RG&E will reasonably cooperate with Owner to meet such deadline. The Initial Commercial Operation Test shall verify the Contract Capacity for purposes of calculating the Total Compensation Amount and shall be deemed an Owner Initiated Test.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test. At least thirty (30) Business Days before the target Commercial Operation Date, Owner shall schedule and complete an Initial Commercial Operation Test, which test shall be conducted using the procedures set forth in Exhibit C. Owner shall undertake such activities in sufficient time to achieve Commercial Operation of the Project by the Guaranteed Commercial Operation Deadline and CHGE will reasonably cooperate with Owner to meet such deadline. The Initial Commercial Operation Test shall verify the Contract Capacity for purposes of calculating the Total Compensation Amount and shall be deemed an Owner Initiated Test.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test. At least thirty (30) days prior to the Expected Initial Delivery Date, Seller shall schedule and complete an Initial Commercial Operation Test for each Storage Unit. Such Initial Commercial Operation Test shall be scheduled and conducted in accordance with Appendix 7. Seller shall use commercially reasonable efforts to undertake such activities in sufficient time to achieve Commercial Operation of each Storage Unit by the Expected Initial Delivery Date and SCE will reasonably cooperate with Seller to meet such deadline.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test. At Seller’s cost and at least ninety (90) days prior to the Initial Delivery Date, Seller shall provide to SDG&E certification of the Project's NQC and EFC (as applicable) from an SDG&E approved third party consultant. The certification shall be deemed the Initial Commercial Operation Test and shall establish the Contract Capacity for purposes of calculating the Monthly Capacity Payment, and [Appendix 1.01][NOTE to bidders: only if applicable] and Section 9.02 shall be deemed to be amended to reflect the Contract Capacity certified during such test by SDG&E test personnel This test shall be deemed a Seller Initiated Test. Periodic Testing.
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Initial Commercial Operation Test 
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