OPERATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSMISSION PROJECT Clause Samples

The "Operation Requirements for the Transmission Project" clause defines the standards and procedures that must be followed to operate a transmission project safely and efficiently. It typically outlines technical specifications, maintenance schedules, compliance with regulatory requirements, and protocols for monitoring system performance. By establishing clear operational guidelines, this clause ensures the project functions reliably, minimizes downtime, and meets legal and contractual obligations.
OPERATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSMISSION PROJECT. If the Developer is a Transmission Owner, the Developer shall comply with the operating requirements set forth in the ISO/TO Agreement. If the Developer is not a Transmission Owner, the Developer shall: (i) execute, and/or obtain a FERC accepted, interconnection agreement for the Transmission Project in accordance with the requirements in Attachment P of the OATT; (ii) satisfy the applicable requirements set forth in the interconnection agreement and ISO Procedures for the safe and reliable operation of the Transmission Project consistent with the Project Description set forth in Appendix A by the In-Service Date, including satisfying all applicable testing, metering, communication, system protection, switching, start-up, and synchronization requirements; (iii) enter into required operating protocols as determined by the NYISO; (iv) register with NERC as a Transmission Owner, be certified as a Transmission Operator unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, and comply with all NERC Reliability Standards and Applicable Reliability Requirements applicable to Transmission Owners and Transmission Operators; and (v) prior to energizing the Transmission Project, execute an operating agreement with the NYISO.
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