By the Electric Utility Sample Clauses

By the Electric Utility. The Parties acknowledge that the Electric Utility may require Host or Seller temporarily to curtail, interrupt or reduce delivery of Energy from the System to the Building (i) when necessary for the Electric Utility to construct, install, maintain, repair, replace, remove or inspect any of the Electric Utility's equipment or electric system on the Site or affecting the Building, or (ii) if the Electric Utility determines that such curtailment, interruption or reduction is necessary because of an Electric Utility system emergency, forced outage or compliance with the Electric Utility's good engineering practices affecting Electric Utility's system. The occurrence of any such curtailment, interruption or reduction shall not cause any Party to be in default hereunder with respect to any obligation of a Party. Each of the Parties shall take reasonable steps to minimize any adverse impacts of any such curtailments, interruptions or reductions on the System or the Building. Each Party shall not be liable to the other Party for any Loss of revenue or other costs incurred or sustained by such Party as a result of any such curtailment, interruption or reduction caused by the Electric Utility.
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