Provider Safety Shutdown Sample Clauses

Provider Safety Shutdown. In addition to the right of Provider to shut down the Project for maintenance as provided in Section 4(j), Provider may shutdown the Project if Provider, in the exercise of reasonable judgment, believes Site conditions or activities of persons on a Site, which are not under the control of Provider, whether or not under the control of Host, may interfere with the safe operation of the Project. Provider shall give the Director of Public Buildings notice of a shutdown immediately upon becoming aware of the potential for such conditions or activities. Provider and Host shall cooperate and coordinate their respective efforts to restore Site conditions so as to not interfere with the safe operation of the Project and to reduce, to the greatest extent practicable, the duration of the shutdown. If a shutdown pursuant to this Section 10(b) continues for one hundred and eighty (180) days or longer, Provider may terminate this Agreement and require Host to pay the Early Termination Amount.
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Provider Safety Shutdown. In addition to the right of Provider to shut down the Project for maintenance as provided in Section 4(j), Provider may shutdown the Project if Provider , in the exercise of reasonable judgment, believes Site conditions or activities of persons on a Site , which are not under the control of Provider , whether or not under the control of Host , may interfere with the safe operation of the Project . Provider shall give Host notice of a shutdown immediately upon becoming aware of the potential for such conditions or activities. Provider and Host shall cooperate and coordinate their respective efforts to restore Site conditions so as to not interfere with the safe operation of the Project and to reduce, to the greatest extent practicable, the duration of the shutdown. In the event of such a shutdown, Host shall be deemed to have acted under Section 10(a) to shut down the Project , and shall pay Provider the amounts described in Section 10(a) with respect to the period of the shutdown, except that Host shall not be required to pay such amounts relative to any time period prior to Provider ’s notice of the shutdown or during any Force Majeure Event . If a shutdown pursuant to this Section 10(b) continues for one hundred and eighty (180) days or longer, Provider may terminate this Agreement and require Host to pay the Early Termination Amount . [(10b) If Tioga determines that the system should be shut down for safety reasons associated with the site or site activities outside of Tioga’s control, the customer must pay Tioga for electricity sales and incentive payments that Tioga would have received had the system been operating.
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Provider Safety Shutdown. In addition to the right of Provider to shut down the System for maintenance or emergency repairs as provided in this Agreement, Provider may shutdown the System if in the exercise of its reasonable judgment, Provider believes Site conditions or activities of persons on the Site which are not under the control of Provider, whether or not under the control of Customer, may interfere with the safe operation of the System. Provider shall give Customer notice of a shutdown immediately upon becoming aware of the potential for such conditions or activities as well as a diagnosis of the issue that caused the shutdown and an action plan to correct the issue. Provider will provide timely and periodic updates on its progress in resolving the issue and any required update to its action plan.
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