Obligation to Schedule Sample Clauses

The Obligation to Schedule clause requires one or both parties to arrange and confirm specific dates or timeframes for the performance of certain contractual duties. In practice, this clause may mandate that parties coordinate to set delivery dates, project milestones, or meetings within a defined period after the contract is signed. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are aligned on timing expectations, thereby reducing the risk of delays and misunderstandings regarding when obligations must be fulfilled.
Obligation to Schedule. (a) PGE shall arrange all scheduling services necessary to ensure compliance with NERC operating policies and criteria, Transmission Provider OATT requirements, including Western EIM requirements, and any other applicable guidelines. Prior to the implementation and applicability to the Storage Facility of any energy market, to the extent scheduling is required now or in the future, PGE shall schedule all Discharging Energy and Charging Energy in accordance with NERC operating polices and criteria, Transmission Provider OATT requirements and any other applicable guidelines, except that PGE shall not schedule any Discharging Energy or Charging Energy during Unplanned Outages, Planned Outages, and Force Majeure Events. (b) If at any point during the Delivery Term, an alternative market design is implemented in which the Buyer, at its sole discretion, elects to participate the Storage Facility in an energy market or no longer participate in an energy market (a “Market Event”) and such Market Event materially changes the interconnection and delivery requirements in this Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in good faith to facilitate the delivery of energy from the Storage Facility Point of Delivery to Buyer, at the least possible cost to the Parties, consistent with this Agreement to the extent possible; provided that if implementing a Market Event increases Seller’s costs above those costs reasonably anticipated as of the Effective Date PGE shall compensate Seller for the increased costs in either a lump sum or an increase in the Storage Facility Contract Price. (c) Seller shall communicate to Buyer’s Pre-schedule Desk the Storage Facility’s hourly availability for the Pre-Scheduling Day(s) by 06:00a.m. PPT of the customary WECC Pre-Scheduling Day for each day during the Delivery Term. (d) Seller shall communicate to Buyer’s Real-time Desk any changes to the Project’s hourly availability, Unplanned Outages and any reduced Operating Restrictions as a result of an Unplanned Outage. Format and content of the daily report shall be subject to review and approval by Buyer. (e) Unless otherwise specified by superseding policies or procedures of the System Control Center, Seller shall, by 06:00 a.m. PPT on each day, submit a good faith estimate of the hourly Storage Facility availability for the next seven (7) days. If, at any time following submission of a good faith estimate, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ becomes aware of any change that alters the values previously provided to Buyer, ...
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Obligation to Schedule. During each hour of the Term, FortisBC shall schedule to BC Hydro amounts of firm electricity equivalent to the hourly Wheeling losses calculated to have occurred in the 168th preceding hour. Fractional losses (i.e. less 1 MW/h) shall be truncated and added to losses calculated to have occurred in the hour immediately following such hour, to be scheduled together with such losses.
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