Energy Sourcing Options Sample Clauses

Energy Sourcing Options. DuringSubject to the Sysco Parties’ right to self generate as provided in Section 1.4, during the Services Term, the Sysco Parties will receive their full energy requirements from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI as a Competitive Supplier, as determined by EESI during the Services Term. However, in the event that the Sysco Parties fail to receive their full energy requirements from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI due to the negligence of EESI or its Affiliates in performing services at one or more of the Facilities, EESO shall be responsible for all expenses and damages incurred in connection with such disruption, including without limitation providing emergency temporary generators. If EESI chooses to serve directly less than a Sysco Party’s full energy requirements, such Sysco Party will receive the balance of its full energy requirements from the Utility. Where EESI has elected from time to time to serve directly all or part of a Sysco Party’s energy requirements, EESI will deliver to such Sysco Party, and such Sysco Party will receive from EESI, on the terms and conditions set forth on Schedule 1.2, the Contract Quantity for the Delivery Term. Where EESI has chosen from time to time to serve directly all or part of the Sysco Parties’ energy requirements, EESI may choose at any time to cause the applicable Utility to recommence serving such energy requirements. EESI’s decision regarding the source of the Sysco Parties’ energy requirements will be made in EESI’s sole discretion and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the applicable Utility’s tariff(s), the Act and Rules. EESI will be responsible for any fees or other charges imposed by a Utility on account of any changes in the source of a Sysco Party’s energy requirements, and in no event will any such changes affect the EESI Energy Price. Notwithstanding any other provision contained in this Agreement, the Sysco Parties retain the right, in their sole discretion, to contract with any Utility or other Competitive Supplier to provide Excess Usage at any Facility.
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Energy Sourcing Options. During the Services Term, the Sysco Parties will receive their full energy requirements from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI as a Competitive Supplier, as determined by EESI during the Services Term. If EESI chooses to serve directly less than a Sysco Party’s full energy requirements, such Sysco Party will receive the balance of its full energy requirements from the Utility. Where EESI has elected to serve directly all or part of a Sysco Party’s energy requirements, EESI will deliver to such Sysco Party, and such Sysco Party will receive from EESI, on the terms and conditions set forth on Schedule 1.2, the Contract Quantity for the Delivery Term. Where EESI has chosen to serve directly all or part of the Sysco Parties’ energy requirements, EESI may choose at any time to cause the applicable Utility to recommence serving such energy requirements. EESI’s decision regarding the source of the Sysco Parties’ energy requirements will be made in EESI’s sole discretion and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the applicable Utility’s tariff(s), the Act and Rules. EESI will be responsible for any fees imposed by a Utility on account of any changes in the source of a Sysco Party’s energy requirements, and in no event will any such changes affect the EESI Energy Price.
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Energy Sourcing Options. During the Services Term, Customerthe Sysco Parties will receive itstheir full energy requirements from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI as a Competitive Supplier, as determined by EESI during the Services Term. If EESI chooses to serve directly less than Customer’sa Sysco Party’s full energy requirements, Customersuch Sysco Party will receive the balance of its full energy requirements from the Utility. Where EESI has elected to serve directly all or part of Customer’sa Sysco Party’s energy requirements, EESI will deliver to Customer, and Customersuch Sysco Party, and such Sysco Party will receive from EESI, on the terms and conditions set forth on Schedule 1.2, the Contract Quantity for the Delivery Term. Where EESI has chosen to serve directly all or part of the Sysco Parties’ energy requirements, EESI may choose at any time to cause the applicable Utility to recommence serving such energy requirements. EESI’s decisions regarding the source of Customer’sthe Sysco Parties’ energy requirements will be made subject toin EESI’s sole discretion and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the applicable Utility’s tariff(s), the Act and Rules. EESI will be responsible for any fees imposed by a Utility on account of any changes in the source of Customer’sa Sysco Party’s energy requirements, and in no event will any such changes affect the EESI Energy Price.
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Energy Sourcing Options. As a material inducement to enter into this Agreement, commencing on April 1, 2002 and continuing through to the end of the Contract Term, SBC shall purchase one hundred percent (100%) of the energy requirements of each Facility for the Energy Services Amount under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI as a Competitive Supplier, as determined by EESI in its sole discretion. If EESI elects to serve directly an amount of energy less than SBC’s full energy requirements, then SBC shall receive and accept the balance of its full energy requirements from the Utility. Where EESI has elected, from time to time, to serve directly all or part of SBC’s energy requirements, EESI shall deliver to SBC, and SBC shall receive and accept from EESI the Contract Quantity on the terms and conditions set forth on Schedule 1.3 attached to this Agreement and made a part hereof. Where EESI is serving directly all or part of SBC’s energy requirements, EESI shall have the right to elect at any time in its sole discretion to return service of all or part of such energy requirements to the applicable Utility; provided, however, that EESI shall provide SBC with three (3) Business Days notice of EESI’s intent and election. EESI’s decisions regarding the source of SBC’s energy requirements shall be made in EESI’s sole discretion.
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Energy Sourcing Options. Customer will purchase 100% of the energy requirements for the Facilities pursuant to this Agreement for the Contract Term. From and after the Commencement Date, Customer will receive the full energy requirements of the Facilities from the applicable Utility or directly from EESI as a Competitive Supplier, as determined by EESI from time to time. If EESI chooses to serve directly less than Customer’s full energy requirements, Customer will receive the balance of its full energy requirements from the Utility. Where EESI has elected, from time to time, to serve directly all or part of Customer’s energy requirements, EESI will deliver such energy to Customer, and Customer will receive such energy from EESI, on the terms and conditions set forth on Schedule 1.0. Where EESI has chosen, from time to time, to serve directly all or part of Customer’s energy requirements, EESI may choose at any time to return service of Customer's energy requirements to the applicable Utility. EESI’s decisions regarding the source of Customer’s energy requirements will be made in EESI’s sole discretion and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the applicable Utility tariff(s), the Act and Rules. EESI will be responsible for any fees imposed by a Utility on account of any changes in the source of Customer’s energy requirements, and in no event will any such changes affect the price charged under Section 2.1.
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