Common use of Maintenance and Records Clause in Contracts

Maintenance and Records. Each Party has the right to be present whenever the other Party tests and/or calibrates the equipment used in measuring or checking the measurement of the Net Energy delivered hereunder. Each Party shall endeavor to give notice of five (5) days, but in no event less than forty-eight (48) hours, to the other Party in advance of taking any such actions. The records from the measuring equipment remain the property of Seller or Buyer, respectively, but, upon request, each Party will provide access to the other, upon reasonable notice and during normal business hours, to review the Party’s metering and billing and maintenance records, including supporting documentation, necessary to verify the accuracy of bills. Each Party is permitted to audit such records of the other Party no more frequently than once each Calendar Year.

Maintenance and Records. Each Party has the right to be present whenever the other Party tests and/or calibrates the equipment used in measuring or checking the measurement of the Net Energy delivered hereunder. Each Party shall endeavor to give notice of five (5) days, but in no event less than forty-eight (48) hours, to the other Party in advance of taking any such actions. The records from the measuring equipment remain the PUBLIC VERSION property of Seller or Buyer, respectively, but, upon request, each Party will provide access to the other, upon reasonable notice and during normal business hours, to review the Party’s 's metering and billing and maintenance records, including supporting documentation, necessary to verify the accuracy of bills. Each Party is permitted to audit such records of the other Party no more frequently than once each Calendar Year.

Maintenance and Records. Each Party has the right to be present whenever the other Party tests and/or calibrates the equipment used in measuring or checking the measurement of the Net Energy delivered hereunder. Each Party shall endeavor to give notice of five (5) days, but in no event less than forty-eight (48) hours, to the other Party in advance of taking any such actions. The records from the measuring equipment remain the property of Seller or Buyer, respectively, but, upon request, each Party will provide access to the other, upon reasonable notice and during normal business hours, to review the Party’s 's metering and billing and maintenance records, including supporting documentation, necessary to verify the accuracy of bills. Each Party is permitted to audit such records of the other Party no more frequently than once each Calendar Year.

Maintenance and Records. Each Party has the right to be present whenever the other Party tests and/or and/ or calibrates the equipment used in measuring or checking the measurement of the Net Energy delivered hereunder. Each Party shall endeavor to give notice of five (5) days, but in no event less than forty-eight (48) hours, to the other Party in advance of taking any such actions. The records from the measuring equipment remain the property of Seller or Buyer, respectively, but, upon request, each Party will provide access to the other, upon reasonable notice and during normal business hours, to review the Party’s 's metering and billing and maintenance records, including supporting documentation, necessary to verify the accuracy of bills. Each Party is permitted to audit such records of the other Party no more frequently than once each Calendar Year.

Maintenance and Records. Each Party has the right to be present whenever the other Party tests and/or and/ or calibrates the equipment used in measuring or checking the measurement of the Net Energy delivered hereunder. Each Party shall endeavor to give notice of five (5) days, but in no event less than forty-eight (( 48) hours, to the other Party in advance of taking any such actions. The records from the measuring equipment remain the property of Seller or Buyer, respectively, but, upon request, each Party will provide access to the other, upon reasonable notice and during normal business hours, to review the Party’s 's metering and billing and maintenance records, including supporting documentation, necessary to verify the accuracy of bills. Each Party is permitted to audit such records of the other Party no more frequently than once each Calendar Year.EXECUTION VERSION