Guaranteeing operational management Sample Clauses

Guaranteeing operational management. If an ASP whose bids have been successful in the tendering process does not carry out the operational provision of power itself but entrusts this to a third party (typically the managing partner for the relevant pool of generating units), the ASP must, as part of the prequalification process, use the relevant form on the Swissgrid website to transfer to this third party all rights and obligations relating to the operational provision of control power. As part of this declaration the ASP must also prove that the third party is in agreement with the exercising of the corresponding rights and obligations and is thereby assuming responsibility for operational management. The ASP remains, however, the sole Contract Partner for Swissgrid and responsible to Swissgrid for all rights and obligations arising from this Framework Agreement.
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Guaranteeing operational management. Should an ASP entrust a third party (typically, the managing partner) with the operational handling of the service provision, the former must assign to the latter as part of the pre- qualification procedure all rights and duties regarding the operational handling with a form available on the Swissgrid website that has been completely filled out and signed by both parties. However, the ASP shall remain the sole contractual partner vis-a-vis Swissgrid and responsible for all rights and obligations from this Framework Agreement and the supply agreements concluded on the basis of the Framework Agreement.
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