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(C)
year, and such four (4) ear cycle shall commence from the year
following the Major Overhaul cycle year. The company shall
only propose scheduled Outage periods of the Complex during
the maintenance months, subject, however, to the requirements
of the Technical limits relating to equipment maintenance;
provide, however, that in no event shall any Scheduled Outage
be scheduled during the Months of January, February, May, and
June, provide, further, that Wapda may, at the time of its year
ahead notification to the company, designate any other three
consecutive Months and up to four (4) Months total for the Year
to which such notification applies as Months during which no
such Scheduled Outage shall be allowed. The company shall
take into consideration the Demonstration period designated by
Wapda in the year ahead notification when establishing the
proposed schedule of Scheduled Outage periods: provide,
however, that if the requirements of the Technical Limits or the
scheduling of scheduled outages during Maintenance months
result in a Scheduled Outage during the designated
Demonstration period, then the company shall propose an
alternative Demonstration period at the time of the submission
by the Company of its proposed Schedule Outage periods.
When establishing the proposed schedule of Scheduled Outages
Periods, the Company may propose that Scheduled Outages of
individual generating units may be staged or staggered within
the maintenance Months, provide that the total Scheduled
\outage Periods on a capacity-weighted basis do to exceed the
number of Days allowed for Scheduled Outages for the
Complex. Other scheduling of scheduled Outages may also be
developed by the operating committee subject to Wapdas
approval.
Section 6.3(f) of the Power Purchase Agreement is hereby
deleted and replaced in its entirety with the following:
For each Day that the Company reduces the aggregate
Scheduled outage Periods below twenty-two (22) Days in each
year, the 470 hours provided in Section 9.4(b) shall, for the
purposes of computing liquidated damages payable by the
company, be increased by 12 hours; Provided however, that in
the event that any part or all of a major inspection or hot gas
path inspection does not occur or is not completed during a
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Major Overhaul Cycle year or fourth(4th ) Year, then the thirtyeight (38) Days which represent the additional number or Days
required and un-utilized for such major inspection or hot gas
path inspection may be carried over to the next year on a Dayfor Day basis, and such thirty-eight (38) Days carried over shall
be in addition to the twenty-two (22) Days of Schedule Outage
periods for that Year Provide, further, that Wapda may, at the
time of its Year ahead notification to the company, designate
any other three consecutive months and up to four(4) Months
total for the year to which such notification applies as Months
during which no such Scheduled Outage shall be allowed. The
fur (4) year cycle shall then commence from the Year following
the completion of the Major Overhaul Cycle Year: provide,
always, that the company may not schedule more than six (6)
Major Overhaul Cycle years for the remaining term of the
Agreement.
Capacity Payments: In Section 9.1 (a) of the Power Purchase
Agreement following the phrase Commercial Operations date in
lines seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), eleven (11) and twelve (12), the
following new phrase is hereby inserted:
or the Gas Operations date, as the case may be,
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1.11 Bonus Month The months of January through June or any other six
(6) Months designated in a notice from Wapda to the company delivered not
less than sixty 60 days prior to the beginning of the applicable agreement
year as the bonus months to which the provisions of section 9.6 shall be
applicable, which months shall only be changed in response to a change in
the peak load months of Wapda and shall not include any maintenance
months.
1.12 Bonus threshold For each of the months of January through June (or
such other bonus months as may be designated by Wapda), the product of (a)
the actual initial dependable capacity of the complex and (b) the number of
hours in such month, multiplied by (c ).87,.85,.81,.81, and .7, respectively:
provided,
however, that the factors in clause (c ) may be changed in
connection with a re-designation of Bonus months by Wapda so long as the
average of such factors is to increased.
1.26 Complex The approximately 412 MW gross ISO, power station
utilizing residual fuel oil to be owned and constructed by the company at
Sdhnai Barage, province of Punjab, whether completed or at any stage in its
construction, including without limitation or regard to level of development,
land, engineering and design documents, all energy producing equipment
and its auxiliary equipment, fuel storage and handling facilities and
equipment, a switchyard, interconnection facilities (other than the metering
system, the interconnection facilities and the transmission facilities)
necessary for delivery of electricity to wapda at the interconnection point,
together with a colony to house certain employees of the company, the
contractors or any subcontractors.
6.3 (a) Scheduled outage periods Within forty-five (45) days following
receipt by the company of the year ahead notification to the provided by
Wapda pursuant to section 6.2 (a)(i), the company shall submit to wapda its
proposed scheduled of scheduled outage periods for the year to which such
notification apples. Such scheduled outage periods shall not exceed twenty
(20) days in each year except that every third 3rd year, cycle period. The
company shall only propose scheduled outage periods of the complex ( other
than a scheduled outage period for washing gas turbines) during the
maintenance months, subject, however, to the requirements of the technical
limits relating to equipment maintenance: provided, however, that in no
event shall any scheduled outage other than a scheduled outage for washing
gas turbines be scheduled during the months of January, February, May, and
June, provide further, that Wapda may, at the time of its year ahead
notification to the company designate any other three consecutive months
and up to four months total for the year to which such notification applies as
month during which no such scheduled outage shall be allowed. In case of
an emergency, arising during a scheduled outage period for washing, the
company shall meet Wapdas requirements unless the company. The
company shall take into consideration the demonstration period designated
by Wapda in the year ahead notification when establishing the proposed
schedule of scheduled outage periods provided however that if the
requirements of the technical limits or the scheduling of scheduled outages
during maintenance months would result in scheduled outage during the
designated demonstration period, the company shall propose an alternative
demonstration period at the time of the submission by the company of its
proposed scheduled outage periods.
6.3(f) for each day that the company reduces the aggregate scheduled outage
periods below twenty (20) days in each first and second year, and below
sixty-eight (68) days of every third (3 rd) year of a three (3) year cycle period
as provided in section 6.3(a), the 470 hours provided in section 9.4(b) shall,
for purposes of computing liquidated damages payable by the company, be
increased by 12 hours provided, however, that in the event that a major
inspection for hot gas path inspection may be carried over to the next year
on a day-for day basis, and the days carried over shall be in addition to the
twenty (20) days of scheduled outage period for that year.
9.4( C) Despatch Levels In the event that after two (2) identical Despatch
requests separated by the greater of (A) a sufficient period of time for the
company to have complied with the first request based on ramp time
schedules as provided in the technical limits, or(B) ten (10) minutes, the
company does not achieve the operating level requested by Wapda pursuant
to section 6.2(b) within the time allowed by the Technical Limits, within a
tolerance of plus or minus three percent (3%), then the company shall pay to
wapda, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to Rs.0.30 per KWh for each
KWh outside the tolerance: provide, however, that Wapda shall not be
entitled to liquidated damages pursuant to this section 9.4 (C ) if the
requested operating level cannot be achieved within the technical limits or is
above the declared available capacity of the complex (as adjusted by forced
outages or partial Derating, whether such forced outages or partial Derating,
whether such forced outages or partial Derating are declared prior or
subsequent to such Despatch requests). If the company is unable to meet the
requested Despatch for a continuous period of three (3) hours, then such
shortfall shall be treated as a partial Derating;
9.5 (a) Payment of Liquidated Damages Within fourteen (14) days after the
end of each month and within thirty (30) days of the end of each agreement
year, subject to the companys review, wapda shall compute and advise the
company in the invoice for liquidated damages of the amount of liquidated
damages due to Wapda pursuant to this agreement for the preceding month
or agreement year, as the case may be. Dispute regarding payments of any
amount specified in an invoice for liquidated damages shall be resolved
pursuant to the terms of section 9.8.
9.5 (b) The company shall pay the invoice amount to Wapda by no later than
twenty-five (25) days after delivery by Wapda of the invoice for liquidate
damages, late payment shall bear interest at a rate per annum equal to the
base rate plus two percent per annum (or at the base rate in the event that the
company has notified Wapda within such twenty-five (25) day period that it
disputes such payment and pays within such twenty-five (25) day period all
undisputed amounts) compounded semi-annually and shall be computed for
the actual number of days on the basis of a three hundred sixty-five (365)
day year.