Review of Generator Prepared Fuel Plans Sample Clauses

Review of Generator Prepared Fuel Plans. In accordance with the terms of each of the Contracts with Fuel Options, Utility shall review each fuel plan prepared and submitted by the Supplier and forwarded to the utility by DWR and determine whether to recommend (i) approval of the fuel plan and authorization for the Supplier to provide gas to its generating unit(s), or (ii) procurement and management of gas supplies to the generating unit(s)
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Review of Generator Prepared Fuel Plans. In accordance with the terms of each of the Contracts with Fuel Options, Utility, acting for and on behalf of DWR, shall review each fuel plan prepared and submitted by the Supplier and determine whether to recommend (i) approval of the fuel plan and authorization for the Supplier to provide gas to its generating unit(s), or (ii) procurement and management of gas supplies to the generating unit(s) by Utility. Utility shall advise DWR on a timely basis of its recommendation regarding responsibility for supplying natural gas. DWR shall review Utility’s recommendation and either approve or identify required changes. Once approved, Utility shall advise the Supplier in accordance with the time requirements included in the appropriate Contract with Fuel Option. In addition, for any fuel plans which have been implemented and are operative as of the Effective Date, and where DWR has previously elected to be responsible for gas supply, Utility may advise DWR that it would rather have Supplier supply the gas as of the Effective Date. DWR will coordinate with Utility and Supplier to revise such fuel plans, to the extent possible, prior to the Effective Date.
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