Black Start Capability Services Sample Clauses

Black Start Capability Services. The Ancillary Service Provider shall keep each Contracted Ancillary Service Resource listed in this section available for dispatch or other operation at the direction of the PSO not less than 95% of the time throughout the Term subject to the relevant advance notice period identified below. In addition, the Ancillary Service Provider shall carry out test to verify its Contracted Ancillary Service Resource ability to provide black start up to synchronisation of any designated Generation Facility stipulated in this Schedule B. This test shall be conducted successfully within the period of 2 months before commencement up to 6 months after commencement of this Ancillary Service Contract with detailed test procedures, comprising Single-Line diagram, isolation, ‘black-start’ path, list of auxiliary equipment loads, etc., to be submitted to the PSO at least 2 weeks before the test. The Ancillary Service Provider shall on a good faith basis coordinate with the PSO the testing and discuss the details of testing with the PSO before commencing the tests. Test report, in accordance to Annex 1, shall then be submitted to the PSO and EMC within 1 week after completion of test. If the test is conducted successfully, Black Start Generating Unit that has been used for the capability test shall count toward fulfilling the monthly routine test for that month. In the event where test is unsuccessful, the Ancillary Service Provider shall submit a test report with details on the explanations/corrective actions/reasons of failure to the PSO. A re-test shall be conducted within 1 month from the date of last test. Separately, the Ancillary Service Provider shall conduct monthly routine test (without power supply from the grid) to demonstrate for each Black Start Generating Unit, listed under Contracted Ancillary Service Resource, the ability to start-up and maintain its rated frequency and voltage while on-load for at least 30 minutes. The Ancillary Service Provider shall notify the PSO no more than 24 hours before the start of the monthly routine test. For cancellation of a monthly routine test, the Ancillary Service Provider shall notify the PSO prior to the start of the test. In the event that the cancellation of the monthly routine test is not received by the PSO prior to the start of the test, the scheduled monthly routine test shall be considered as unsuccessful. Upon completion of test, detailed test report, in accordance to Annex 2, shall be furnished to the PSO and EMC wi...
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