Change in Supply; No Prohibition on Programs Sample Clauses

Change in Supply; No Prohibition on Programs. (a) Seller acknowledges and agrees that the number of customers and the Requirements to meet the needs of such customers will fluctuate throughout the Delivery Term and may equal zero. The Buyer shall not be liable to Seller for any losses Seller may incur, including but not limited to lost revenues, and losses that may result from any change in Requirements, number or location of customers taking service, the location of the Delivery Point(s), the composition or components of market products or Requirements, or the market for electricity, or change in the Distribution Service Terms or the Default Service Tariff. Seller further acknowledges and agrees that there is no limit on the number of Customer Initiation Dates, Customer Termination Dates and Customer Disconnection Dates. (b) Seller acknowledges and agrees that the Buyer has the right but not the obligation to continue, initiate, support or participate in any programs, promotions, or initiatives designed to or with the effect of encouraging customers to leave Default Service for any reason (“Programs”). Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require notice to or approval of Seller in order for the Buyer to take any action in relation to any Programs. (c) Seller acknowledges and agrees that the Buyer and Affiliates of the Buyer will not provide Seller preferential access to or use of the Buyer’s System and that Seller's sole and exclusive rights and remedies with regard to access to, use or availability of the Buyer’s System, and the Buyer’s or Affiliates of the Buyer’s obligation to transmit electricity are those rights, remedies and obligations provided under the Distribution Service Terms or the NEPOOL Rules.
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Change in Supply; No Prohibition on Programs. (a) Seller acknowledges and agrees that the number of Last Resort Service Customers and the Requirements to meet the needs of such customers will fluctuate throughout the Delivery Term and may equal zero. Narragansett shall not be liable to Seller for any losses Seller may incur, including but not limited to lost revenues, and losses that may result from any change in Requirements, number of customers, Delivery Point, market products or the market for electricity, or change in the Distribution Service Terms or the Last Resort Service Tariff. Seller further acknowledges and agrees that there is no limit on the number of Customer Initiation Dates, Customer Termination Dates and Customer Disconnection Dates. (b) Seller acknowledges and agrees that Narragansett has the right but not the obligation to continue, initiate, support or participate in any programs, promotions, or initiatives designed to or with the effect of encouraging Last Resort Service Customers to leave Last Resort Service for any reason (“Programs”). Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require notice to or approval of Seller in order for Narragansett to take any action in relation to Programs. (c) Seller acknowledges and agrees that Narragansett and Affiliates of Narragansett will not provide Seller preferential access to or use of Narragansett's System and that Seller's sole and exclusive rights and remedies with regard to access to, use or availability of Narragansett's System, and Narragansett's or Affiliates of Narragansett's obligation to transmit electricity are those rights, remedies and obligations provided under the Distribution Service Terms, the NEPOOL Agreement and by the ISO.
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