Article 1: scope of contract
original manuscript
Bo? Is it far? West? Royal fence/garden (for planting trees and raising animals)
General contracting of projects
ContractNo.: MSDI-FJ-20 12-03
Owner: Hunan Yuan Bo Investment Development Co., Ltd. Contractor: Zhongnan Survey and Design Institute of China Hydropower Consulting Group.
Hunan? Changsha
20 12 years1February
original manuscript
Procurement of Fan Hub Assembly in Guiyangqiao City, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province
ContractNo.: QS-SBCG-022
Buyer: Zhongnan Survey and Design Institute of China Hydropower Consulting Group? Feng Tong
Seller: Xiangdian Wind Energy Co., Ltd.
20 13 August
original manuscript
Fan of Guiyang Bridge Wind Farm in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province
Buyer: China Hydropower Consulting Group Zhongnan Survey and Design Institute Seller: Purchase contract number from Blade: QS-SBCG-02 1 Electric New Energy Co., Ltd.
20 13 August
original manuscript
Lishui, Hunan? Taoyuan hydropower station
Decoration project of centralized control building in power plant
make joint efforts
ContractNo.: TY-TJ-C 18
Owner: Zhongnan Survey and Design Institute of China Hydropower Consulting Group.
Part II: Grid-connected dispatching protocol (model text)
Grid-connected dispatching protocol (model text)
GF-2003-05 12
Formulated by the State Electricity Regulatory Commission and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.
December 2003
Instructions for use of grid-connected dispatching protocol (model text)
1. Grid-connected Dispatching Agreement (model text) (hereinafter referred to as the model text) is an agreement on the dispatching operation behavior of power plants when they are integrated into the power grid, and it is applicable to signing grid-connected dispatching agreements between power plants and the power grid.
Two, the "model text" is mainly aimed at the safety technical problems of power plants incorporated into the power grid dispatching operation, and sets the basic obligations that both parties should undertake, the technical conditions that must be met and the code of conduct.
Three, the contents of the space in the model text should be agreed by both parties or filled in according to the facts. The numbers, percentages and periods listed in the demonstration text are all reference values. Both parties to the agreement can make appropriate adjustments to the reference value [1], supplement, refine or improve relevant chapters or clauses, and add or reduce definitions and annexes on the basis of fairness, rationality and consensus according to specific conditions and the needs of safe operation of power system. Where there are provisions in laws, regulations or relevant state departments, such provisions shall prevail.
Four, the "model text" according to the power dispatching institutions and power grid enterprises as the same entity. In case of different systems, both parties can make necessary adjustments and amendments to the corresponding chapters or clauses of this agreement according to the actual situation.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) The main purpose of signing a grid-connected dispatching agreement is to ensure the safe, high-quality and economic operation of the power system, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of power grid operators and power generation enterprises, and ensure the performance of power trading contracts. Both parties to the agreement should pay attention to the consistency of the grid-connected dispatching agreement signed with the relevant agreements in the power purchase and sale contract.
Six, the implementation of "bidding", the two sides should make necessary adjustments and amendments to this agreement according to the relevant rules and regulations of the electricity regulatory agency. "Bidding for Internet access" and electricity marketization reform will reach a certain stage, and the State Electricity Regulatory Commission and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce will formulate a new "model text".
Eyes? record
Chapter 65438 +0? Definition and explanation
Chapter two? Statement by both parties
Chapter three? Obligations of both parties
Chapter four? Grid connection condition
Chapter five? Application and acceptance of grid connection
Chapter six? Grid-connected dispatching during debugging
Chapter seven? Scheduling operation
Chapter eight? Power generation plan
Chapter 9? maintenance of equipment
Chapter 10? Automatic relay protection and safety device
Chapter 1 1? Dispatching automation
Chapter 12? Dispatching communication
Chapter 13? Accident handling and investigation
Chapter 14? force majeure
Chapter 15? responsibility for breach of contract
Chapter 16? Entry into force and duration of the agreement
Chapter 17? Alteration, Transfer and Termination of the Agreement
Chapter 18? Settlement of disputes
Chapter 19? Legal reference
Chapter 20? Its? he
special clause
Attachment 1: Parallel Node Diagram
Annex II: Technical Parameters of Power Plant
Annex III: Division of Power Plant Equipment Dispatching Scope
Coordination of parallel network regulation
This grid-connected dispatching agreement (hereinafter referred to as this agreement) is signed by the following two parties: (agreement number:? )
Party A: a power grid operating enterprise, registered in the Administration for Industry and Commerce, and obtained the Power Transmission Business License [3] issued by SERC/Electric Power Bureau [2] (license assembly).
Number:), tax registration number:, address:, legal representative:.
Party B: It is a power generation enterprise with legal personality, located in.
Industrial and commercial registration registered and obtained the power generation business license [4] (license number:) issued by SERC/Electric Power Bureau, with tax registration number:, address: and legal representative:.
Whereas:
(1) Party A operates and manages the power grid suitable for power plant operation, and agrees that Party B's power plant will be merged into the power grid according to the agreement.
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(2) Party B owns/builds and/or manages the total installed capacity.
As a megawatt (MW) power plant (hereinafter referred to as the power plant), it is agreed to bring the power plant into Party A's power grid operation according to the agreement.
In order to ensure the safe, high-quality and economic operation of the power system, standardize the dispatching and grid-connected operation behavior, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of both parties to the agreement, this agreement is signed in accordance with the relevant national laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China (PRC) Electric Power Law, the People's Republic of China (PRC) Contract Law, the Regulations on the Administration of Power Grid Dispatching, and in line with the principles of equality, voluntariness, honesty and credibility.
Chapter 65438 +0? Definition and explanation
1. 1 Unless the context requires otherwise, the terms used in this agreement are defined as follows:
1. 1. 1 power dispatching organization: refers to? The electric power dispatching communication center/bureau/institute is an organization that organizes, directs, guides and coordinates the operation of the electric power system according to law, and is subordinate to Party A. ..
1. 1.2 power plant: refers to the power plant located in? What is the total installed capacity of the buildings owned/constructed and/or managed by Party B? MW (* * * units, namely MW units, MW units, MW units, see Annex II for technical parameters) [5] Power generation facilities and all auxiliary facilities extending to the property right demarcation point.
1. 1.3 parallel connection point: refers to the connection point between the power plant and the power grid (see Annex I).
1. 1.4 First grid-connected day: refers to the first day when the power plant (unit) is connected to the grid in the same period.
1. 1.5 grid-connected application: refers to the written application documents submitted by Party B to Party A for integrating its power plant (unit) into the power grid.
1. 1.6 grid connection mode: refers to the connection mode of the primary system between the power plant (unit) and the power grid.
1. 1.7 AGC: refers to automatic generation control.
1. 1.8 AVC: refers to automatic voltage control.
1. 1.9 RTU: refers to the remote unit.
1. 1. 10 disconnection: this agreement refers to the interruption of the electrical connection between the power generation equipment and the power grid.
1.1.11special operation mode: refers to the operation arrangement that the wiring mode of a power plant or power grid is different from the normal mode due to certain needs.
1. 1. 12 available capacity of the unit: refers to the output of the unit at any time after being limited by equipment conditions [6].
1. 1. 13 Planned outage: refers to the state of power plant units during planned maintenance and standby, including overhaul, minor repair, planned maintenance of public systems and holiday maintenance, trough elimination shutdown and standby required by power dispatching institutions.
1. 1. 14 Unplanned shutdown: refers to the state that the power plant units are unavailable but unplanned shutdown. According to the urgency of outage, unplanned outage can be divided into the following five categories: 1 category is immediate outage; The second category is the outage that can be delayed for a short time but must be withdrawn within 6 hours; The third category is the outage that can be extended to 6 hours later, but it must be withdrawn within 72 hours; The fourth category is the outage that can be extended to 72 hours later, but it must be withdrawn before the next planned outage; The fifth category is extended outage beyond the planned outage period.
Forced outage of 1. 1. 15: Unplanned outage of1.14 is collectively called forced outage.
1. 1. 16 equivalent outage hours for reducing output: refers to the outage hours calculated according to the maximum capacity of the nameplate when the unit reduces output hours.
1. 1. 17 equivalent unplanned outage hours: refers to the sum of unplanned outage hours and unplanned output reduction equivalent outage hours.
1.1.65438+allowable hours of planned outage in 2008: refers to the allowable hours of planned outage in any year determined by both parties according to the suggestions of equipment manufacturers, the operation status of grid-connected power plants and the classification of units of the same type in the same network [7] [8]. The allowable hours of annual planned outage of units are divided into the allowable hours of annual planned outage for overhaul and the allowable hours of annual planned outage for non-overhaul.
1. 1. 19 equivalent unplanned outage allowable hours: refers to the equivalent unplanned outage allowable hours in any year determined by both parties according to the suggestions of equipment manufacturers, the operation status of generator sets in grid-connected power plants and the classification of the same type of units in the same power grid [9]. This agreement only refers to the unplanned power outage caused by Party B. The annual equivalent allowable hours of unplanned shutdown of the unit are divided into major repairs.
Equivalent allowable hours of unplanned outage and equivalent allowable hours of unplanned outage without maintenance.
1. 1.20 daily power generation dispatching curve: refers to the curve compiled daily by the power dispatching organization to determine the power generation output of the power plant in each time period of the next day.
1. 1.2 1 emergency: refers to a major accident of power generation and power supply equipment in the power system; Threats to the safe operation of power system, such as the frequency or voltage of power grid exceeding the specified range, the load of power transmission and transformation equipment exceeding the specified value, and the power value of main line exceeding the specified' stability limit', may destroy the stability of power system and lead to power system collapse or even large-scale power outage.
1. 1.22 Power system dispatching regulations [10]: refers to the regulations formulated according to the Regulation on Power Grid Dispatching Management, national standards and power industry standards to regulate the dispatching operation behavior of power systems in this region.
1. 1.23 party a's reasons: refer to the responsibilities required by or attributable to party a ... including the responsibilities that party a should bear for the expansion of the accident scope due to its failure to implement relevant national regulations and standards.
1. 1.24 party b's reasons: refer to the responsibilities required by or attributable to party b ... including the responsibilities that party b should bear for expanding the accident scope due to its failure to implement relevant national regulations and standards.
1. 1.25 power purchase and sale contract: refers to the contract signed by Party A and Party B on the purchase and sale of power generated by the power plant and related business matters.
1. 1.26 force majeure: refers to unforeseeable, unavoidable and insurmountable objective conditions. Including: volcanic eruption, tornado, tsunami, snowstorm, debris flow, landslide, flood, fire, earthquake, typhoon, lightning, fog flash, nuclear radiation, war, plague, riot and so on. [ 1 1].
1.2 interpretation
1.2. 1 The headings in this agreement are for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of this agreement in any way.
1.2.2 The annex to this agreement has the same legal effect as the text.
1.2.3 this agreement is binding on the legal successors or assignees of either party. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
1.2.4 Unless the context requires otherwise, the year, month and day mentioned in this agreement are all calendar years, months and days.
1.2.5 The word "including" in this agreement means: including but not limited to.
1.2.6 The figures and duration in this agreement include this number.
Chapter two? Statement by both parties
Either party hereby represents the following to the other party:
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