Disconnection and Reconnection. Provided that we comply with all applicable requirements under relevant laws, we may arrange for your premises to be disconnected from any particular service:
Disconnection and Reconnection. You may request disconnection at any time. We will arrange disconnection of your premises in accordance with your request. We will use our best endeavours to arrange for a meter reading and, if applicable, the preparation and issue of a final bill for your premises. Provided that we comply with all applicable requirements under the Regulatory Instruments, we may arrange for your premises to be disconnected:
Disconnection and Reconnection. 5.1 Subject to this clause 5, we may Disconnect the Premises in respect of a Utility Service:
Disconnection and Reconnection. (a) WaterNSW may (without prejudice to any accrued right) disconnect the supply if the Consumer commits a breach of any of these clauses.
Disconnection and Reconnection. 11.1 We may disconnect the electricity supply to your Premises if:
Disconnection and Reconnection. Where disconnection may occur The Rottnest Island Authority may disconnect electricity supply services to the Customer in the following circumstances:
Disconnection and Reconnection. Any disconnection for non-payment of your bill will only be utilised strictly as a last resort. Before this occurs, we will make multiple attempts to contact you to discuss any outstanding payments. In terms of non-payment we will only disconnect a property under the following considerations – - There is an outstanding debt on the property and you as the customer do not commit to a payment plan or fail to adhere to any agreed payment plan. - You or an authorised 3rd party request to De-energise the power - We have made at least 2 attempts to you in writing (with our contact details included) and 2 attempts through email, SMS or phone contact and received no response. Most important is that your final disconnection notice will provide 10 business days’ notice before we may disconnect your property. Any amounts outstanding will be included in your letter. This will include additional costs incurred for disconnection and reconnection of your supply. - If you are a commercial customer we will provide 5 business days’ notice before we disconnect your power. If you have gone into liquidation or receivership, we will only provide you 2 business days before we disconnect the power. Should contact be made we can offer a variety of payment plans tailored to your situation and your energy spend in the future. We can also assist with any third party assistance that may be available to you. This may include financial auditing of you household spend as well as energy audits to help you be more energy efficient in your usage. Other disconnection reasons - No registered account holder at the address. We will send an intent to disconnect notice to any occupier at such an address to contact us to set up a new account. This will also outline any cost to be worn by the occupier should they not contact us in the event of disconnection of the premises. The letter will provide 10 days’ notice before the intent to disconnect is actioned. - If Glowpower has no contract to supply the property - In an emergency or for safety reasons ESB may elect to disconnect your supply We will not seek to disconnect customer under the following circumstances – - A valid payment arrangement is in place and the customer is adhering to its scheduled payments - Customers deemed a part of Glowpowers Hardship program - Customers listed in our Priority Service Register. Customers that currently have a complaint in relation to the reason for disconnection and disputed charges and is currently been invest...
Disconnection and Reconnection. 24.1 If you have given us up to date contact details, we’ll give you notice before we disconnect you. If you’re a Small Customer, we’ll also follow any notice requirements set out in the Electricity Laws.
Disconnection and Reconnection. 23. When can the Supply Address be disconnected? Where Regulations allow it, we may have the Supply Address disconnected if: • you ask us to • there’s an emergency, or for health and safety reasons • you don’t pay a bill on time • you don’t pay a security deposit • you fail to allow safe and unhindered access to your meter • you use energy illegally • you don’t meet the terms of a payment plan • you’re a new customer of ours and refuse to provide acceptable identification when required, or • other grounds included in the Regulations arise. We’ll give you any notice required by the Regulations. But you should know that notice isn’t always required (for example, if you use energy illegally). Your Distributor can also disconnect the Supply Address for various reasons. If we arrange disconnection, Charges may apply. For example, if we ask your Distributor or meter provider to disconnect you, and the reason we requested the disconnection is remedied after the call-out but before the disconnection, you may still incur a disconnection or call-out fee. If you’ve breached the Market Contract, disconnection of the Supply Address won’t prevent or limit any other action we may be entitled to take.
Disconnection and Reconnection. The Parties’ rights with respect to disconnection and reconnection of the Generating Facility with the APS System are set forth in the ACC Rules at A.A.C. R14-2-2613.
