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Description of New Common Facilities. The New Common Facilities shall consist of the following components (collectively, the “Components”): (a) a circulating water system, including water intake structure, central distribution system, pumps and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that make up the circulating water system (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 1”); (b) fuel delivery and handling systems, including railroad infrastructure, central coal unloading, central storage, central conveying systems and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that make up the fuel delivery and handling systems (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 2”); (c) common operating systems for ▇▇▇▇ ▇ and Unit 2, including control room, administration building, limestone/gypsum delivery, storage and handling systems and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that make up the common operating systems (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 3”); (d) balance of site-wide common facilities and systems, including roads, training/visitors center, security systems and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that constitute a part of such site-wide common systems (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 4”); and (e) All Capital Improvements to the Components that may be made from time to time.
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Description of New Common Facilities. The New Common Facilities shall consist of the following components (collectively, the “Components”): (a) a circulating water system, including water intake structure, central distribution system, pumps and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that make up the circulating water system (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 1”); (b) fuel delivery and handling systems, including railroad infrastructure, central coal unloading, central storage, central conveying systems and all facilities, components, equipment and materials that make up the fuel delivery and handling systems (as further described in the EPC Agreement, “Component 2”);
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