Common use of Allowable Uses Clause in Contracts

Allowable Uses. The availability of ECIP benefits is limited as follows: 1. Payment to the Vendor for the delivery of Home Energy to an Eligible Household consistent with the purpose of ECIP, and payment of surcharges associated with unscheduled deliveries to the Eligible Household. 2. Payment of utility costs in the event the utility is (a) necessary for the operation of the device used by the Eligible Household to heat its residence and (b) the provider of the utility threatens to interrupt or discontinue service for failure to pay. 3. Payment to the Vendor for emergency repairs to an Eligible Household's heating system performed by a licensed technician. 4. The Eligible Household may not exceed its maximum allowable annual ECIP benefit.

Allowable Uses. The availability of ECIP benefits is limited as follows: 1. Payment to the Vendor for the delivery of Home Energy to an Eligible Household consistent with the purpose of ECIP, and payment of surcharges associated with unscheduled deliveries to the Eligible Household. 2. Payment of utility costs in the event the utility is (a) necessary for the operation of the device used by the Eligible Household to heat its residence and (b) the provider of the utility threatens to interrupt or discontinue service for failure to pay. 3. Payment to the Vendor for emergency repairs to an Eligible Household's heating system performed by a licensed technician. 4. The Eligible Household may not exceed its maximum allowable annual ECIP benefit. 5. ECIP deliveries are not subject to Discount Off Retail.