Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD definition
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a generating station or generating unit or block thereof as indicated in the Investment Approval or as agreed in power purchase agreement, whichever is earlier;”
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a generating station or generating unit or block thereof or transmission system or element thereof as indicated in the Investment Approval or as agreed in power purchase agreement or transmission service agreement as the case may be, whichever is earlier;
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a generation or transmission project as indicated in the investment approval or as agreed in power purchase agreement or transmission service agreement as the case may be, whichever is earlier;
More Definitions of Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a generating station or generating unit thereof or transmission
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Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a transmission system or element thereof and associated communication system as indicated in the Investment Approval or as agreed in transmission service agreement as the case may be, whichever is earlier;
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the date(s) of commercial operation of a generating station or generating unit thereof or transmission system or element thereof and associated communication system as indicated in the original Investment Approval or as benchmarking commissioning schedule made by the Central Commission in this Regulations as agreed in power purchase agreement or transmission service agreement as the case may be, whichever is earlier; orThere must be also another term as ‘Actual Commercial Date (ACOD)’ which shall indicate actual COD and the difference between the SCOD and difference shall be the time overrun. In the earlier MYT Regulations both the terms were mentioned in the Regulations and the difference indicates the correct time and cost overrun correctly and it is must. 5 Date of Commercial Operation: Provisions of Earlier Regulation are correct and complete and must retain. Proposed draft Regulations is not acceptable as scope of manipulation by the Generating companies and licensees would be provided in proposed form. Kindly Refer CERC order dated Petition No. 130/MP/2015 along with IA No. 67 of 2017. The Regulation 5 of MYT Regulations 2014 isto be retained. 6 (2)
Scheduled Commercial Operation Date or SCOD means the COD of a Generating Station or Generating Unit or Block thereof as agreed in power purchase agreement or DPR or Capital Investment Plan, whichever is earlier.