Common use of Energy Management Clause in Contracts

Energy Management. 4.1 You acknowledge and agree that: (a) Horizon Power is entitled to undertake Energy Management in relation to the Renewable Energy System, this means that Horizon Power can do things like: (i) directly, or by remote means, managing, controlling, curtailing, suspending, interrupting or in any way reducing the output of electricity generated by the Renewable Energy System (during which actions You may be unable to consume electricity generated by the Renewable Energy System); (ii) managing electricity storage by directing electricity generated by the Renewable Energy System to either be used at the Premises, to be used to charge a battery forming part of the Renewable Energy System, or to be exported to the Electricity Supply Equipment; and (iii) otherwise increasing or decreasing the amount of renewable energy generated by the Renewable Energy System’s inverter into the Electricity Supply Equipment at any particular point in time. (iv) Monitoring the Renewable Energy System. (v) Connecting to the system via the inverter manufacturer’s portal to monitor and manage the Renewable Energy System. (b) Horizon Power is entitled to undertake Energy Management in relation to the Renewable Energy System: (i) to ensure the safety, security and reliability of Horizon Power’s Electricity Supply Equipment; (ii) during any period of disconnection of the Secure Gateway Device from the internet or inverter; or (iii) during any period of maintenance of Horizon Power’s Electricity Supply Equipment. 4.2 During any period of Energy Management: (a) Your Renewable Energy System may be reduced, including to 0% output such that it may generate no energy for consumption or storage at the Premises or for export; (b) You will not be able to consume, store or export all or part of your renewable generation, including, without limitation, for your personal consumption or storage within the Premises; and (c) You will not be entitled to any financial remuneration or compensation for renewable energy that could have been consumed, stored or exported if Horizon Power had not undertaken Energy Management. 4.3 Horizon Power cannot say with certainty how frequently or for what duration Your Renewable Energy System will be subject to Energy Management, which means that You may be unable to consume, store or export energy from Your Renewable Energy System for extended periods of time. 4.4 notwithstanding any other provision of this clause 4, Horizon Power’s entitlement to undertake Energy Management in relation to the Renewable Energy System is only to the extent that such Energy Management is provided in accordance with and consistent with Good Electricity Industry Practice.