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i)
Change in mode of end use of power by
Switching over from selling to captive use of
Power Section 15.19
iii) Signing of Tripartite Agreement Section 15.18
ii)
Amendment pursuant to written consent of
both the parties. Section 15.1
a)
Counter party obligations: Article 9 of the
Power Purchase Agreement and other clauses under various chapters of the
Power Purchase Agreement spell out the counter party obligations.
b)
Article No.10 of the Power Purchase Agreement
primarily provides for the defaults the terms and events etc. However, the
aspect of delays in commissioning of the project is covered in the I.A.
under clause No. 4.3 and 6.2 (Annexure-B).
13. Technical Schedules
a)
The aspect with regard to initial consent has
been covered in the preamble of the Power Purchase Agreement (Annexure-A)
whereas tariff consent is derived from the stipulation made under Section
6.2 of the Power Purchase Agreement (Annexure-A). Accordingly no separate
technical schedule has been proposed for the purpose.
b)
Site plan of the project is covered in Annexure
(C).
c)
Schedule-I of the Power Purchase Agreement
(Annexure-A) provides for the functional specifications.
d)
The Power Purchase Agreement (Annexure-A)
broadly provides for the Operating Procedures under Article5 and the Company
as per section 5.1 of the Power Purchase Agreement (Annexure-A) is required
to operate the plant as per the Dispatch Instructions. In view of the
changes that may accrue in merit order itself from time to time during the
Agreement Period, it is felt that no Technical Schedule providing for the
merit order dispatch can be provided at the Power Purchase Agreement stage.
However, the fact that Power Purchase Agreement (Annexure-A) provides for
the operation of the plant in accordance with the Despatch Instructions, the
aspect gets covered as the Despatch Instructions in themselves will account
for merit order despatching.
14.
Saving of inherent power of the Commission.
No comments.
15.
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