Outage Plan definition
Examples of Outage Plan in a sentence
Prior to the submission of the Final Outage Plan, the Owner shall discuss with the Buyer any proposed changes to the Initial Outage Plan.
Where either or both parties intend to carry out the planned isolation of Secondary Systems on both sides of the Secondary Systems Asset Boundary, this must be done in accordance with the Outage Plan as a Scheduled Outage.
Seller shall send a written notice of the Annual Planned Outage Plan (Plan) to Buyer at least 30 days prior to the start of each Contract Year, except for the first Contract Year, for which the Plan will be delivered within one (1) week after the Effective Date.
Each party agrees to consult with the other parties following the notification referred to in paragraph 4, in relation to any variation to the Outage Plan.
A party may publish the Outage Plan, but must not publish any information that the party reasonably considers to be confidential.
Where either or both parties intend to carry out the planned isolation of Secondary Systems on both sides of a Secondary Systems Asset Boundary, this must be done in accordance with the Outage Plan as a Scheduled Outage.
Where either or both parties intend to carry out the planned isolation of Secondary Systems on both sides of an Asset Boundary, this must be done in accordance with the Outage Plan as a Scheduled Outage.
The coordination of outages is based on two phases of coordinating and updating outages: § Annual Outage Plan of the National Electricity System (SEN); § The Weekly Outage Plan includes changes to the Annual Outage Plan and the new unplanned outages.
The parties will maintain and regularly review a plan setting out their respective Scheduled Outages (an "Outage Plan") with the objective of co-ordinating Scheduled Outages for a planning period determined in advance.
The parties will regularly review the Outage Plan and will use their reasonable endeavours to ensure that any changes to the Outage Plan are notified to the other parties.