Commissioning Period Sample Clauses

Commissioning Period. All cost incurred during the Project commissioning.
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Commissioning Period. 2.4.1 The “Commissioning Period” shall be a period commencing on the Flow Date and ending on the earlier of (i) the date upon which the Sellers notify the Buyer that they have completed the commissioning of the Sellers’ Facilities, and (ii) the date of expiry of ninety (90) days following the Flow Date.
Commissioning Period. [applicable only on New Facility]
Commissioning Period. Carrier shall provide Shipper with prior Notice of Carrier’s intent to commence Working Stock and Line Fill acquisition activities (the “Advance Notice”), in accordance with the following:
Commissioning Period. [applicable only on New Facility][ZOs to negotiate on timelines highlighted below with the Shipper]
Commissioning Period. Following Commencement, Seller shall, acting in accordance with Good Industry Practices, perform all necessary tests and conduct the Commissioning of the Plant on a Unit-by Unit basis.
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Commissioning Period. (i) During the Commissioning Period, the Operator shall include the Commissioning Fee and Mobilization Fee, if applicable, on the Monthly Invoice. Each Monthly Invoice for the Commissioning Fee shall identify the actual amount of Dry Tonnes of Biosolids processed by Operator in the prior month.
Commissioning Period. Commissioning Period means the period of time that begins with the introduction of any electricity, fuel, flammable or combustible solid, liquid or gas; steam (or water in the case of a hydroelectric facility); heat or feedstock in any system or sub-systems of the Project under construction and ends with the earliest of:
Commissioning Period. It is the period between the date of issuance of the Completion Certificate of the corresponding Phase, if applicable, or the Completion Certificate of the Works and the issuance of the corresponding Commissioning Certificate.
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