CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC Sample Clauses

CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC. Each of the CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC represents and warrants, for itself, to each other Party that as of the date hereof, it is not aware of any pending or existing lawsuits, claims, or formal or informal investigations or inquiries by or on behalf of it against any of the El Paso Settling Parties related to the claims it is releasing in this Agreement other than the claims it is releasing in this Agreement and the claims, investigations, and inquiries described in this Agreement.
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CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC. Refund Proceeding: Each of the CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC hereby releases, acquits and discharges Xxxxxxxx and the Xxxxxxxx Companies from any and all claims of any nature whatsoever that they have ever had, now have, or hereafter may have against Xxxxxxxx or the Xxxxxxxx Companies based on the alleged existence or exercise of market power prior to the Phase I Closing or for charges for excessive or unlawful charges for Electric Power or Gas including, without limitation, claims to receive refunds, credits, payments or compensation or consideration of any kind from Xxxxxxxx or the Xxxxxxxx Companies related to claims that were alleged or could have been alleged in the Refund Proceeding. Nothing in this release shall preclude the CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC from otherwise continuing their participation in the Refund Proceeding to the ultimate conclusion of that proceeding, including any actions on appeal as to parties other than Xxxxxxxx or the Xxxxxxxx Companies, nor does anything herein release such claims or entitlement of any other parties, such as the IOUs, to refunds in the Refund Proceeding. Each of CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC hereby releases, acquits and discharges Xxxxxxxx from claims, including for refunds, (a) arising from sales, acts or omissions prior to the Effective Date related to the operation and management of generation facilities, and the generation, dispatch, purchase, marketing, sale, or transmission of Electric Power or Gas, and without limitation of the foregoing (b) any and all federal or state antitrust or unfair competition claims based on, arising out of or in any way related to the Original Contracts, the Gas Contract, or Renegotiated Contracts. The releases set forth in this Paragraph 4.3 shall not restrict the ability of the CDWR, CEOB, and CPUC to continue to participate in any existing proceeding, or to bring or participate in any future proceeding that does not include specific claims against Xxxxxxxx but which could indirectly affect the Xxxxxxxx or the Xxxxxxxx Companies, such as but not limited to proceedings concerning market structure, scheduling rules, generally applicable market rules, and generally applicable price mitigation, provided, however, this Settlement Agreement does release all claims by CDWR, CEOB and CPUC for monetary damages or compensation of any kind based on the participation of Xxxxxxxx or Xxxxxxxx Companies in the California Electric Power markets prior to the Phase I Execution. The releases in this Paragraph 4.3 appl...
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