Disconnection and Curtailment by the Companies Sample Clauses

Disconnection and Curtailment by the Companies. Each of the Companies shall have the right, without incurring any liability to the XXXX Supplier, to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries from) the XXXX Supplier or to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries to) any Customer whenever one of the Companies determines in its discretion acting in good faith that such a disconnection, curtailment, interruption or reduction is necessary to facilitate construction, installation, maintenance, repair, replacement or inspection of any of the Companies’ facilities; or due to any other reason affecting the safe and reliable operation of any of the Companies’ or a Customer’s facilities, including Emergencies, forced outages or potential overloading of any of the Companies’ transmission or distribution circuits, potential damage to any Customer’s facilities or any risk of injury to persons, or when any of the Companies are directed by PJM. The Companies shall not show any preference for any entity affiliated with it in connection with any such disconnection, curtailment or reduction.
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Disconnection and Curtailment by the Companies. Each of the Companies shall have the right, without incurring any liability to the BGS-FP Supplier, to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries from) the BGS-FP Supplier or to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries to) any Customer whenever the appropriate Company (or Companies) determines in the exercise of its (or their) good faith discretion, or when a Company is directed by the MISO, that such a disconnection, curtailment, interruption or reduction is necessary to facilitate construction, installation, maintenance, repair, replacement or inspection of any of a Company’s facilities; or due to any other reason affecting the safe and reliable operation of a Company’s or a Customer’s facilities, including Emergencies, forced outages or potential overloading of a Company’s transmission and/or distribution circuits, potential damage to any Customer’s facilities or any risk of injury to persons; provided, however, that nothing in this Section 10.1 shall modify or otherwise alter the rights and obligations provided under any existing FERC approved agreement between one or more of the Companies and the BGS-FP Supplier governing the provision of interconnection services. Each of the Companies shall have the right to implement the MISO load response programs and emergency energy programs.
Disconnection and Curtailment by the Companies. The Companies shall have the right, without incurring any liability to the BGS-FP Supplier, to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries from) the BGS-FP Supplier or to disconnect (or otherwise curtail, interrupt or reduce deliveries to) any Customer whenever the Companies determine in the exercise of their good faith discretion, or when a Company is directed by the MISO (directly or indirectly), that such a disconnection, curtailment, interruption or reduction is necessary to facilitate construction, installation, maintenance, repair, replacement or inspection of any of a Company’s facilities; or due to any other reason affecting the safe and reliable operation of a Company’s or a Customer’s facilities, including Emergencies, forced outages or potential overloading of a Company’s transmission and/or distribution circuits, potential damage to any Customer’s facilities or any risk of injury to persons. The Companies shall have the right to implement the MISO load response programs and emergency energy programs.
Disconnection and Curtailment by the Companies 
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