Network constraints Sample Clauses
The 'Network constraints' clause defines the limitations or conditions under which a network may operate or be accessed within the context of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines specific technical, regulatory, or capacity-based restrictions that could affect the availability or performance of network services, such as bandwidth limits, maintenance windows, or compliance with legal requirements. Its core practical function is to set clear expectations and boundaries for network usage, thereby managing risk and preventing disputes related to service interruptions or limitations.
Network constraints. Our obligations under this agreement are subject to the maximum capacity and any other design feature of the connection. You must contact us in advance if you propose to make any significant change to the connection or to the electric lines or electrical equipment at the premises, or if you propose to do anything else that could affect our network or if you require alterations to the connection.
Network constraints. 11.1. You acknowledge that all trades facilitated by the NMF Platform are subject to the maximum capacity and any other technical conditions applicable to Your connection to the Network.
11.2. You acknowledge that all trades (both Flexibility Services and P2P Services) facilitated by the NMF Platform are subject to the capacity of the underlying Network and that the Distribution Licensee can cut off the flow of electricity when entitled to do so by law, by contract or to comply with its regulatory requirements.
Network constraints. 3.5.1 The Company may instruct the Customer to (at the Customer's own expense) immediately De-energise or implement an immediate reduction to the Maximum Export capacity (including to zero) or the Connection Point may otherwise be de- energised (whether De-energised as defined or otherwise), or a Customer's Maximum Export Capacity reduced (including to zero) (any such reduced capacity under this paragraph 3.5 being the "Revised Maximum Export Capacity"), in the following scenarios:
(a) for the reasons set out in Clause 5 of Section 3 or 4 (as appropriate) of the National Terms of Connection (as amended from time to time) as incorporated into the Connection Agreement including, but not limited to:
(i) where it is necessary or reasonable for the Company to do so as part of a System Outage, including for planned maintenance of the Distribution System;
(ii) in order to permit other persons to connect to the Distribution System;
(iii) where the Company reasonably considers it necessary to do so for safety reasons or for the security of the Distribution System or any other electrical system (including in order to avoid interference with the regularity or efficiency of the Distribution System);
(iv) where, in the Company's reasonable opinion, the condition or manner of operation of the Customer's Installation and/or the condition or manner of operation of the Distribution System, poses a threat of injury or material damage to any person or property (including the Distribution System, the National Electricity Transmission System and/or any electrical systems and installations connected thereto); or
(v) where the Customer is in breach of the Connection Agreement (which includes a failure to comply with any instruction given by the Company pursuant to this paragraph 3.5;
(b) in the event of any unplanned network outages (whether at transmission system or distribution system level), including in respect of any resulting repair required;
(c) as a result of any NGET requirements including, but not limited to, balancing operations National Electricity Transmission System limitations or outages (planned or unplanned), including where an instruction has been received by the Company
Network constraints. Our obligations under this agreement are subject to the maximum capacity and any other design feature of the connection. You must contact us in advance if you propose to make any significant change to the connection or to the electric lines or electrical equipment at the premises, or if you propose to do anything else that could affect our network or if you require alterations to the connection. Consent to generate. By giving you our consent to generate, we do not in any way give any warranty, whether express or implied, as to the safety, adequacy or other characteristics of your generating plant and we have no responsibility for it. You must rely on your own skill and judgement in all generation matters. The maximum export capacity of your connection (if any) shall be that stated in the Schedule to this agreement. Providing information. You must provide us with any information we request in relation to the nature, or use by you, of electrical equipment at the premises. We will only ask for information that we need in relation to this agreement or the distribution code that applies under our licence.