Outage Reporting. Within thirty (30) calendar days of any outage of 25% or more of the System capacity lasting more than twenty-four (24) hours, Licensee shall provide to Trustees a report indicating the nature and cause of the outage and the steps taken by Licensee to correct the problem.
Outage Reporting. In the event of an outage in your area please call your Local Energy Delivery Company: - Important Contact Information:
Outage Reporting. The Contractor shall for any service/system outage, deliver the appropriate e-mail, and if necessary a voice call to the CA 9-1-1 Branch Outage phone, and provide root cause analysis. See SLA Section 32
Outage Reporting. Following the Ramp Up Period, on a quarterly basis, within thirty (30) days following the end of the applicable calendar quarter, Service Provider will report for the prior quarter for the MobiTV Service over the Sprint Network: (a) the number of Outages, (b) a brief description of each Outage including the length of the Outage, (c) the Severity Level for each Outage, (d) the date the Outage had a Final Resolution, and (e) the Service Threshold for the month. Sprint shall have the right to audit Service Provider’s Outage and Outage records and data in accordance with the audit provision in the Agreement and subject to all requirements therein, and, if errors or discrepancies in Service Provider’s reporting are found, Service Provider shall correct its reporting.
Outage Reporting. In the event of a widespread power outage in your area, please call your local utility company to report the power outage. It is helpful to have your ESI ID available at the time of the call. Contact your utility at: CenterPoint Energy (Houston Area): 000-000-0000 AEP (WTU & CPL Area): 000-000-0000 Oncor Electric Delivery (DFW Area): 000-000-0000 Texas New Mexico Power Area: 000-000-0000 Warning for service calls: If you report a power outage in your area that results in a service call by the local utility company, you may be charged “if” the outage is determined to be caused by your error (disconnection for nonpayment, breakers needing to be reset, etc.) and not the utility company’s equipment. Pronto Power will pass these charges at cost without any mark up and must be paid upon receipt from the utility company. Term and Renewal: Pronto Power will make arrangements to become your Retail Electric Provider (“REP”) after we receive your initial payment after enrollment. Your electric service with Pronto Power is month-to-month and will automatically renew unless cancelled by you or by Pronto Power. This Terms of Service (“TOS”), serves as contract expiration notice for your initial term.
Outage Reporting. The Parties shall comply with all current Transmission Provider reporting requirements, as they may be revised from time to time, and as they apply to Boulder or Transmission Provider. When a Forced Outage occurs that affects Boulder’s facilities or impacts the Boulder System such that there is an adverse impact to PSCo’s facilities or electric system Boulder shall notify the PSCo Control Center of the existence, nature, and expected duration of the Forced Outage as soon as practical, but in no event later than one (1) hour after the Forced Outage occurs. Boulder shall immediately inform the PSCo Control Center of changes in the expected duration of the Forced Outage unless relieved of this obligation by the PSCo Control Center for the duration of each Forced Outage. When a Forced Outage occurs that affects PSCo’s facilities or impacts PSCo’s electric system such that there is an adverse impact to Boulder’s facilities or the Boulder System, PSCo shall notify Boulder of the existence, nature, and expected duration of the Forced Outage as soon as practical.
Outage Reporting. In the event of an outage in your area please call your Local Energy Delivery Company: - Important Contact Information: NEC Retail NEC Retail Customer Service Texas Public Utility Commission PO Box 103000 Direct 1-877- NEC-POWR Customer Protection Division Victoria, Texas 77903 Fax (000)000- 0000 Or 000- 000-0000 P.O. Box 13326 xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx {Hearing and Speech- Impaired} Austin, TX 00000-0000 xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx Toll-Free 1- 800 - RELAY TX (735-2989) Direct (000) 000-0000 Business Hours: 8 am- 5 pm, M-F, CDT Toll-Free 0-000-000-0000 Fax (000) 000-0000 Web Address xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx Email Address xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx Lea por favor Este Documento Contiene Información Importante con respecto a Sus Derechos como un Cliente que Este documento resume Sus Derechos como un Cliente, y es basado en reglas de protección de cliente adoptivas por la Comisión de Entidad de servicio público de Tejas (PUC). Estas reglas aplican todo vender al por menor a proveedores eléctricos (REP) y el proveedor del último caso (POLR), a menos que de otro modo notado. Usted puede ver las reglas de PUC en xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx. La información del contacto se localiza a fines de este documento. Obtener y Cancelar Atienden al Cambio No Autorizado de Proveedor de Internet o "Azotando" : Un REP debe obtener su autorización verificable antes de cambiar su servicio eléctrico. Si usted cree que su servicio eléctrico se ha cambiado sin su autorización, usted debe solicitar que el REP le proporciona con una copia de su autorización y comprobación. El REP le lo debe someterse a usted dentro de 5 xxxx hábiles de su pedido. Si usted no es satisfecho con esta respuesta, usted puede archivar también una xxxxx con el PUC en la dirección proporcionada abajo. Tras la recepción de una xxxxx archivada con el PUC, el REP debe responder dentro de 21 xxxx de recibo de xx xxxxx, proporcionando toda documentación se fió de por el REP relacionado a la autorización para cambiar, y alguna acción correctiva tomada para fechar, si cualquiera. Si un REP sirve su cuenta sin la autorización apropiada, ellos deben trabajar con otros participantes de mercadotecnia para xxxxx todas acciones necesarias para volverle a su REP original tan rápidamente como posible. Su REP original tiene el derecho de facturarle en el precio revelado en sus términos del servicio de cualquiera: 1) la fecha que usted es vuelto a su REP original, o 2) cualquiera antes de fecha escogido por su REP original para q...
Outage Reporting. To report an outage, please contact the Transmission and Distribution Utility for your area: CenterPoint 0-000-000-0000 ONCOR 0-000-000-0000 Texas New Mexico Power 0-000-000-0000 AEP-Central Power & Light 0-000-000-0000 AEP-West Texas Utility 0-000-000-0000 Customer Complaints & Resolutions Customer Satisfaction is the cornerstone of TriEagle Energy’s business strategy. We will continuously monitor the “Customer Value Chain” to ensure that all ‘customer touch’ points provide the highest quality service and convenience. Our processes and systems are designed and implemented with the customer at the forefront. If you have any concerns or complaints about your electric service or charges on your bill, you have the right to contact our service representatives toll-free to ask questions. So that we are able to do everything we can to make sure your problem or concern is handled, please call, fax, write or e-mail us at the contact information listed below: TriEagle Energy Customer Care Information E-mail: xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Website: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Phone: (000) 000-0000 (toll-free and 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Central time) (000) 000-0000 (8AM-5PM Central Time Monday through Friday) Corp Hours: 8AM-5PM Central Time Mon-Fri After Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Central Time Fax: (000) 000-0000 Address: TriEagle Energy, L.P., P.O. BOX 131615, The Woodlands, Texas 77393-1615 To ensure your entitled quality of service, any complaints submitted to TriEagle Energy will be promptly investigated and addressed within twenty one (21) days. If you are not satisfied with the results of our investigation, you have the right to file an informal or formal complaint with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). In filing any complaints to the PUCT, please include your name, address, telephone number, name of your Utility Provider, customer account number, detail of complaint, and any other documentation that supports the complaint. The commission will review the complaint and notify you of the result of their investigation (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/rules/subrules/electric/25.485/25.485.pdf). Public Utility Commission of Texas Contact Information E-mail: xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx
Outage Reporting. Within thirty (30) calendar days of any outage of 15% or more of the System capacity lasting more than twenty-four hours, Contractor shall provide to the Judicial Council a report indicating the nature and cause of the outage and the steps taken by Contractor to correct the problem. 27
Outage Reporting. Seller shall operate the Facility in a manner that complies with all national and regional reliability standards, including standards set by NERC, MISO, NAEMA, the MRO, the FERC and the MPUC, or any other applicable or successor agencies setting reliability standards for the operation of generating facilities.
