Common use of Force Majeure Delay Clause in Contracts

Force Majeure Delay. If Seller has not achieved the Initial Delivery Date as of the Expected Initial Delivery Date because of a Force Majeure event, Seller is not responsible for paying Delay Damages for the period extending to the first day following a day-for-day extension of the same duration as the Force Majeure event.

Appears in 14 contracts

Samples: Guaranty Agreement, Guaranty Agreement, Guaranty Agreement

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Force Majeure Delay. If Seller has not achieved the Initial Delivery Date as of the Expected Initial Delivery Date because of a Force Majeure event, Seller is not responsible for paying Delay Damages for the period extending to the first day following a day-for-day extension period matching the duration of the same duration as the Force Majeure event.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Consent and Agreement, Long Term Resource Adequacy Agreement

Force Majeure Delay. If Seller has is not achieved the responsible for paying Delay Damages for any day Seller is unable to achieve Initial Delivery Date as of after the Expected Initial Delivery Date because of a Force Majeure event, Seller is not responsible for paying Delay Damages a day for day period matching the period extending to the first day following a day-for-day extension duration of the same duration as the Force Majeure event.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Guaranty Agreement

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Force Majeure Delay. If Seller has not achieved the Initial Delivery Date as of the Expected Initial Delivery Date because of a Force Majeure event, Seller is not responsible for paying Delay Damages for the period extending to the first day following a day-for-day extension of the same duration as during which the Force Majeure eventevent continues, subject to limit specified in Section 9.1(d)(ii).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Behind the Retail Meter Capacity Storage Agreement

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