Alternate Uses Sample Clauses
The "Alternate Uses" clause defines the conditions under which a product, service, or intellectual property may be used for purposes other than those originally specified in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines whether the alternate uses are permitted, require prior written consent, or are strictly prohibited, and may provide examples such as using software in a different industry or repurposing materials for new projects. Its core practical function is to clarify the boundaries of permissible use, thereby preventing misunderstandings and potential disputes over unauthorized or unintended applications.
Alternate Uses. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by NYSERDA, use of the Selected Project’s electric energy for any purpose other than delivery to the Delivery Point (for example, to produce Clean Electrolytic Hydrogen) shall be limited to electric energy that is (i) in excess of the amount of energy associated with ORECs sold hereunder up to the Annual OREC Cap or (ii) generated at times during which the delivery of such electrical energy at the Delivery Point is not possible due to curtailment of the Selected Project by the administrator of the local control area. Prior to engaging in any such alternate use, Seller agrees to (i) provide notice to NYSERDA of its intent to do so and (ii) establish specific mechanisms reasonably acceptable to NYSERDA for measuring and allocating electric energy to ensure that the alternate use is associated only with electric energy falling within the two categories referenced in this Section 3.04. 18
Alternate Uses a. See requirements in Section 5.4 of this SOP.
Alternate Uses a. Information transacted under the Public Health Exchange Purpose MUST NOT be persisted or Used by any Node along the transaction chain that is not the addressed recipient, unless agreed to by the data source or recipient through a specific written agreement or as needed for a required audit as specified in the QTF.