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Responsibility for Testing i) Any testing involving an outside laboratory will be performed by the Supplier using independent certified third party laboratories, and results will be shared with Company. ii) Company will conduct continuous real-time testing on the Biomethane. (1) Company will be responsible for operating, maintaining, calibrating and replacing the equipment used for continuous real-time testing the Biomethane that is injected into Company’s pipeline. (2) The results of Company continuous real-time testing will be shared with the Supplier through a direct data link for the purpose of monitoring and recording gas quality and quantity; however, Company shall not be responsible for process control of the BRD system through the provision of said data.
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Responsibility for Testing. 6.1.1 Prior to the Operation Date, Generator shall perform all testing of the Facility and Generator’s Interconnection Facilities required by the RTO (if applicable), NERC and WSCC. EPE or the Operating Agent, as applicable, may require Generator to perform additional testing First Amended and Restated Interconnection Agreement between El Paso Electric Company and Public Service Company of New Mexico 20 whenever EPE or the Operating Agent reasonably determines that such additional testing is required for reliability reasons. All testing shall be successfully completed before the Operation Date. Testing subsequent to the Operation Date shall be performed in compliance with the frequency requirements of NERC, WSCC, and the RTO (if applicable) and any other reliability requirements of any other organization/entity with responsibility for electricity and whose requirements Generator is obligated to follow. All such tests shall be performed to the specifications of NERC, WSCC, the RTO (if applicable), or any other specifications required by new or other reliability organizations with responsibility for electricity and whose requirements Generator is obligated to follow. Generator shall inform EPE or the Operating Agent, as applicable, in advance (whenever possible, a minimum of five (5) Business Days) when such tests are scheduled to occur, and EPE shall have the right to have representatives observe and monitor such tests. The cost of all such testing shall be borne by Generator. 6.1.2 Prior to the Operation Date, EPE or the Operating Agent, as applicable, shall perform all testing of the EPE Interconnection Facilities and the Interconnection System Upgrades required by NERC, WSCC and the RTO (if applicable). All testing shall be successfully completed before the Operation Date. After the Operation Date, the Operating Agent and EPE shall test their facilities at their own expense (or, in the case of the Operating Agent, the EPE Interconnection Facilities at the expense of EPE) in accordance with Good Utility Practice. Generator shall have the right, upon five (5) Business Days’ advance written notice to the Operating Agent or EPE to require additional testing of such entity’s facilities, at Generator’s expense, if Generator reasonably believes that such entity’s facilities are causing a material adverse effect on the operation of the Facility or Generator’s Interconnection Facilities, or as may be otherwise prudent in accordance with Good Utility Practice, and...
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Responsibility for Testing. Responsibility for testing the System on each Route Segment is indicated for such Route Segment in the applicable Route Segment Exhibit. The Party not responsible for testing on a Route Segment shall have the right to observe all such tests. All tests shall be carried out in accordance with the testing procedures heretofore developed by the Parties, as modified from time to time by agreement.
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Responsibility for Testing. 14 14.3 Test Equipment and Training Provided by MPX..................... 14 14.4
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Responsibility for Testing. 6.1.1 Prior to the Operation Date, Generator shall perform all testing of the Facility and Generator’s Interconnection Facilities required by the RTO (if applicable), NERC and WSCC. The Project Manager or the Operating Agent, as applicable, may require Generator to perform additional testing whenever Project Manager or Operating Agent reasonably determines that such additional testing is required for reliability reasons. All testing shall be successfully completed before the Operation Date. Testing subsequent to the Operation Date shall be performed in compliance with the frequency requirements of NERC, WSCC, and the RTO (if applicable) and any other reliability requirements of any other organization/entity with responsibility for electricity and whose requirements Generator is obligated to follow. All such tests shall be performed to the specifications of NERC, WSCC, the RTO (if applicable), or any other specifications required by new or other reliability organizations with responsibility for electricity and whose requirements Generator is obligated to follow. Generator shall inform the Project Manager or the Operating Agent, as applicable, in advance (whenever possible, a minimum of five (5) Business Days) when such tests are scheduled to occur, and the L▇▇▇ Substation Owners shall have the right to have representatives observe and monitor such tests. The cost of all such testing shall be borne by Generator.
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