Customer Election for Capital Maintenance Expenditures Sample Clauses

Customer Election for Capital Maintenance Expenditures. In the event ELC determines that it must incur over *** in any given Contract Year for capital expenditures or maintenance expense on one Liquefaction Unit or over *** in any given Contract Year for capital maintenance expenditures on more than one Liquefaction Unit, then ELC shall notify Customer of the requirements for such capital maintenance expenditures. Unless such expenses are necessary to comply with health, safety or environmental policies of ELC or are required to comply with Laws or a directive by a Governmental Authority, Customer shall have a period of sixty (60) days from receipt of such notice to deliver written notice to ELC of its election to either (a) accept such increased expense, (b) direct ELC to take the applicable Liquefaction Unit(s) out of service or (c) amend the Performance Standards applicable to the applicable Liquefaction Unit(s) in lieu of ELC making such capital expenditures, and ELC shall promptly comply with Customer’s election. If Customer accepts such increased expense pursuant to clause (a) above, Customer may elect to either (i) pay such costs to ELC in one lump sum (as well as a gross-up payment equal to the federal and state income tax actually incurred associated with receipt of such lump sum payment) or (ii) include such costs in the calculation of monthly fees pursuant to Exhibit D. If the Parties are unable to agree on (a) or (b) above but still cannot resolve the amendment of the Performance Standards pursuant to clause (c) above after the sixty (60) day period, any such dispute associated with such amendment shall be resolved by reference to an expert pursuant to Section 23.03. Any reduction in service associated with an election by Customer pursuant to this Section 9.04 will not be subject to Service Failure Credits and the capital associated with such unit shall continue to be included in the gross plant in the reservation fees set forth in Exhibit D hereto.
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Related to Customer Election for Capital Maintenance Expenditures

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