De-energisation. 10.1 The Company may De-Energise in accordance with Clause 9.0 of the General Conditions.
De-energisation. (9.1) The Customer’s Premises may be de-energised at the request of Energia without liability to Energia for any loss or damage suffered by the Customer if:
De-energisation. Transpower's obligations under this Part are subject to any obligations or rights it may have under this Agreement to de-energise a Point of Connection or to require a Point of Connection to be de-energised. In addition, Transpower may de-energise a Point of Connection if directed to do so by the Board [Authority] or the Rulings Panel under the Electricity Governance Regulations or the Electricity Governance Rules [Code] or by the clearing manager or any other person authorised to do so by the Electricity Governance Rules or the Electricity Governance Regulations [Code] and Transpower will use reasonable endeavours to notify the Customer in advance of such de- energisation if it has received sufficient notice of the direction.
De-energisation. 13.3.1 If:-
De-energisation. 66.4.1 If the Majority Default Calling Creditors shall give notice to a Defaulting Pool Member under Clause 66.1.3 or the Executive Committee shall give notice to a Defaulting Pool Member under Clause 66.2.2 the Defaulting Pool Member shall forthwith, and in compliance with the instructions of the Grid Operator or (in the case of any connection to a User System) the User whose System it is (the "Relevant User"), take all such action as may be necessary to give effect to the relevant De-energisation.
De-energisation. 8.1 The Point of Supply may be de-energised in accordance with the Connection Agreement or as a result of an event of Force Majeure.
De-energisation. Where a requested Metering Service relates to de-energisation and the de-energisation is more complex than a standard de-energisation (including because the relevant site involves multiple run- ins) Western Power may propose an extension to the Service Standard which must be consented to by the User if it is reasonably required to perform the requested de-energisation.
De-energisation. Decommissioning and Disconnection Subject to all rights and obligations of NGC and the User accrued at such date, utilisation and capability payments referred to in this Appendix I shall cease to fall due and payable to any User in respect of any Despatch Unit with effect from the date of expiry or termination for whatever reason of the relevant Ancillary Services Agreement in accordance with its terms or (if earlier) with effect from the date of Deenergisation, Decommissioning or Disconnection of that Despatch Unit for any reason pursuant to the relevant Supplemental Agreement or this Agreement.
De-energisation. For the avoidance of doubt, a right to De-Energise pursuant to this clause 13 shall not of itself confer on SONI a right to Disconnect the Generator’s Connection Plant and Apparatus.
De-energisation. Where a requested Metering Service relates to de-energisation and the de-energisation is more complex than a standard de-energisation (including because the relevant site involves multiple run-ins) the User will consent to any reasonable extension to the Service Standard proposed by Western Power.” Further in the case of de-energisations and certain other services, Western Power is highly reliant upon the User to assist it procure access and manage the customer relationship given the User has the contractual relationship with the customer. Western Power considers that the User should have an obligation to co- operate as required by Western Power to enable Western Power to meet the Service Standards. It is unfair to impose liability upon Western Power without there being a corresponding obligation on the User to co- operate to enable Western Power to meet its obligations. Western Power therefore proposes to add clause 3.2(d) to address the above concern: “The User must provide such co-operation as Western Power reasonably requires to enable Western Power to meet the Service Standards and provide the Metering Services.”
