If the ESA has already been signed with a scheduled start date, how will delays in the GEP be managed if there is no corresponding delay from the Green Consumer (GC)? Would TNB be open to provide temporary supply to GC in case the GEP is delayed? i. If T

i. Under the Clause 6.10, TNB, as a supplier of last resort, will provide full and/or balance of electricity supply as required by the GC based on the T&C in the Electricity Supply Agreement, independent of the readiness of the GEP.

ii. Any compensation due to delay from the RED may be covered under the Bilateral Agreement between RED and GC.

iii. The maximum allowable delay period may be covered under the Bilateral Agreement.

Section 6.11 of the CRESS Guidelines outlines that "The EUC shall carry out the billing process and issue the relevant bill to the Green Consumer based on meter readings at both RED (MRED) and Green Consumer (MGC) premises. The meter reading at RED and Gr Referring to Clause 7.6 of the September CRESS Guidelines, which outlines that "The RED shall also enter into Backfeed Agreement with the EUC to obtain electricity supply for the plant's own consumption, backfeed requirement during construction, and other Referring to Clause 6.14(b) of the September CRESS Guidelines outlines "EUC will issue an electricity bill to the Green Consumer for every billing cycle period, being: (a) the period beginning on the Commencement Date and ending on the date on which the f RED’s Declared Monthly Energy Output = 1,000 MWh RED’s Actual Monthly Energy Output = 1,000 MWh GC’s Consumption = 1,200 MWh Balance consumption from TNB = 200 MWh Given the GC’s TNB Tariff is C2, which has a Peak tariff of RM 0.365/kWh and an off-peak t Will there be MD be chargeable to Green Consumer?