Disconnection of Unit. DG Owner/Operator retains the option to disconnect its Facilities from the System, provided that DG Owner/Operator notifies the Cooperative of its intent to disconnect by giving the Cooperative at least thirty (30) days' prior written notice. Such disconnection shall not be a termination of the agreement unless DG Owner/Operator exercises rights under Section 13. DG Owner/Operator shall disconnect Facilities from the System upon the effective date of any termination under Section 13. Subject to the Rules, for routine maintenance and repairs on the System, Cooperative shall provide DG Owner/Operator with seven (7) business days' notice of service interruption. Cooperative shall have the right to suspend service in cases where continuance of service to DG Owner/Operator will endanger persons or property. During the forced outage of the System serving DG Owner/Operator, Cooperative shall have the right to suspend service to effect repairs on the System, but the Cooperative shall use its efforts to provide the DG Owner/Operator with reasonable prior notice.
Disconnection of Unit. Customer retains the option to disconnect from Company's utility system. Customer will notify the Company of its intent to disconnect by giving the Company at least thirty days' prior written notice. Such disconnection shall not be a termination of the agreement unless Customer exercises rights under Section 7. Customer shall disconnect Facility from Company's system upon the effective date of any termination under Section 7. Where the Company anticipates that routine maintenance and repair on the Company's utility system may result in a service interruption to the Customer, the Company will attempt to provide notice to the Customer of the anticipated service interruption. Company shall have the right to suspend service in cases where continuance of service to Customer will endanger persons or property. During the forced outage of the Company's utility system serving customer, Company shall have the right to suspend service to effect immediate repairs on Company's utility system, but the Company shall use its best efforts to provide the Customer with reasonable prior notice.
Disconnection of Unit. The Utility may disconnect the Generating Facility as reasonably necessary for the following reasons: termination of this Agreement; non-compliance with this Agreement; System Emergency, and routine maintenance, repairs and modifications to the Utility’s System. When reasonably possible the Utility shall provide prior notice to the Interconnection Customer explaining the reason for the disconnection. If prior notice is not reasonably possible the Utility shall after the fact, provide information to the Interconnection Customer as to why the disconnection was required. The Utility shall expend reasonable effort to reconnect the Generating Facility in a timely manner and to mitigate damages and losses to the Interconnection Customer.
Disconnection of Unit. Xcel Energy may disconnect the Generation System as reasonably necessary, for termination of this Agreement; non-compliance with this Agreement; system emergency, imminent danger to the public or Xcel Energy personnel; routine maintenance, repairs and modifications to the electric power system. When reasonably possible, Xcel Energy shall provide prior notice to the Interconnection Customer explaining the reason for the disconnection. If prior notice is not reasonably possible, Xcel Energy shall after the fact, provide information to the Interconnection Customer as to why the disconnection was required. It is agreed that Xcel Energy shall have no liability for any loss of sales or other damages, including all consequential damages for the loss of business opportunity, profits or other losses, regardless of whether such damages were foreseeable, for the disconnection of the Generation System per this Agreement. Xcel Energy shall expend reasonable effort to reconnect the Generation System in a timely manner and to work towards mitigating damages and losses to the Interconnection Customer where reasonably possible. INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT – FEDERAL AGENCY DISTRIBUTED GENERATION UNDER 2000 kW (CLOSED TO NEW APPLICANTS) (Continued) Section No. 7 1st Revised Sheet No. 81
Disconnection of Unit. Public Service may disconnect the Generation System as reasonably necessary in the event of termination of this Agreement, non-compliance by the Customer with the terms of this Agreement, system emergency, imminent danger to the public or Public Service personnel, and routine maintenance, repairs, and modifications to the Public Service system. When reasonably possible, Public Service shall provide prior notice to the Customer explaining the reason for the disconnection. If prior notice is not reasonably possible, Public Service shall, after the fact, provide information to the Customer as to why the disconnection was required. Public Service shall have no liability for any loss of sales or other damages, including any consequential damages for the loss of business opportunity, profits, or other losses, regardless of whether such damages were foreseeable, for the disconnection of the Generation System in accordance with this Agreement. Public Service shall expend reasonable effort to reconnect the Generation System in a timely manner and to work towards mitigating damages and losses to the Customer where reasonably possible.
Disconnection of Unit. DG Owner/Operator retains the option to disconnect its Facilities from the System, provided that DG Owner/Operator notifies the Cooperative of its intent to disconnect by giving the Cooperative at least thirty
Disconnection of Unit. Customer retains the option to temporarily disconnect from Company’s Company system at any time. Such temporary disconnection shall not be a termination of the Agreement unless Customer exercises its termination rights under Section 13.0. Subject to Commission Rule, for routine maintenance and repairs on Company’s Company system, Company shall provide Customer with seven days’ notice of service interruption. The Company shall have the right to disconnect service to Customer without notice to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Company personnel or the general public. The Company shall notify the Customer of the emergency as soon as circumstances permit. The Company may disconnect the DG, after notice to the Customer has been provided and a reasonable time to correct, consistent with the conditions, has elapsed, if the DG adversely affects the quality of service of adjoining customers.
Disconnection of Unit. The Area EPS Operator may disconnect the Generation System as reasonably necessary, for termination of this Agreement; non-compliance with this Agreement; system emergency, imminent danger to the public or Area EPS personnel; routine maintenance, repairs and modifications to the Area EPS. When reasonably possible the Area EPS Operator shall provide prior notice to the Interconnection Customer explaining the reason for the disconnection. If prior notice is not reasonably possible the Area EPS Operator shall after the fact, provide information to the Interconnection Customer as to why the disconnection was required. It is agreed that the Area EPS Operator shall have no liability for any loss of sales or other damages, including all consequential damages for the loss of business opportunity, profits or other losses, regardless of whether such damages were foreseeable, for the disconnection of the Generation System per this Agreement. The Area EPS Operator shall expend reasonable effort to reconnect the Generation System in a timely manner and to work towards mitigating damages and losses to the Interconnection Customer where reasonably possible.
Disconnection of Unit. Member Generator retains the option to disconnect or cease using its DG Facilities from the System, provided that Member Generator notifies the Corporation of its intent to disconnect or cease using the DG Facilities for a period of at least thirty (30) calendar days by giving the Corporation written notice. Such disconnection shall not terminate the Member Generator’s financial or other obligations to the Cooperative under this Agreement, and in no event shall such disconnection be a termination of the Interconnection Agreement unless Member Generator exercises rights to terminate under Section 12. Member Generator shall disconnect its DG Facilities from the System upon the effective date of any termination under Section 12. Corporation shall have the right to suspend service in cases where continuance of service to Member Generator will, in the Corporation's sole judgment, endanger persons or property.
Disconnection of Unit. The Member retains the option to disconnect its Facilities from the System, provided that the Member notifies the Cooperative of its intent to disconnect by giving the Cooperative at least thirty (30) days' prior written notice. Such disconnection shall not terminate this Agreement unless the Member exercises its rights under Section 13. The Member shall disconnect Facilities from the System upon the effective date of any termination under Section 13. Subject to the Rules, for routine maintenance and repairs on the System, Cooperative shall provide the Member with seven (7) business days' notice of service interruption. Cooperative shall have the right to suspend service in cases where continuance of service to the Member will endanger persons or property. During the forced outage of the System serving the Member, Cooperative shall have the right to suspend service to effect repairs on the System, but the Cooperative shall use its efforts to provide the Member with reasonable prior notice.
