APPLICABILITY AND INTENT Sample Clauses

APPLICABILITY AND INTENT. This Agreement is available to customers who are subject to Standby Service under Schedules S, TOU-8-S, or TOU-8-RTP-S. The purpose of this Agreement is to allow Customer to decline Standby Backup Service and be exempt from the Capacity Reservation Charge on the electrical loads served by a Generating Facility. To qualify for an exemption from the Capacity Reservation Charge, Customer agrees to install and maintain controls and equipment that will automatically prevent Customer’s electrical Demand from exceeding the Firm Service Level established under the terms of this Agreement unless a Maintenance Outage has been scheduled with and authorized by SCE. Upon entering into this Agreement SCE may remove, replace, reduce, or otherwise utilize the electrical facilities used to provide service to Customer and Customer’s full capacity requirements may not be able to be served until adequate facilities are installed or replaced.
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APPLICABILITY AND INTENT. (a) The provisions of this Article 12 shall apply only to Joint Ventures created pursuant to this Agreement. (b) Decisions affecting a Joint Venture shall be made by the Management Committee unless previously delegated to the Operator. Accordingly, each of the Parties agrees to cause each Holding Vehicle to refrain from taking any action reserved for decision by the Management Committee and to cause each such Holding Vehicle to comply promptly with any decision made by the Management Committee.
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