Common use of Contract Demand Clause in Contracts

Contract Demand. (a) The Contract Demand shall be the kW of demand specified in the Service Agreement. In cases where any change is required in Company's facilities due to the actual demand exceeding the Contract Demand or due to Customer requesting an increase in available capacity, Company may require Customer to execute a new Agreement or amend an existing Agreement, thereby establishing a new Contract Demand. If Company is unable to supply such actual or requested increase, then upon written request, Customer will not exceed the existing Contract Demand or such amount in excess thereof as Company determines it is able to provide. (b) If Customer desires to reduce the effective Contract Demand at any time prior to the time the Billing Demand of the applicable Schedule first equals or exceeds the Contract Demand, Company may agree to reduce the Contract Demand to the number of kilowatts specified in writing by Customer provided Customer pays to Company a sum of money equal to the estimated cost (after deducting the then value of usable materials and facilities and the salvage value of nonusable materials and facilities) of installing and removing the existing facilities in place for serving Customer, plus any money spent by Company which would not have been spent if Customer had originally requested the reduced Contract Demand less 10% (20% if Customer is served from Company's distribution system) for each full year such facilities shall have been in service. The agreed upon reduction shall be effective with the beginning of the next ensuing billing period. The Company reserves the right to reduce its facilities to the capacity adequate to serve the Customer's maximum 15-minute demand of the preceding twelve billing months and to amend the Service Agreement to such maximum demand. If Customer desires that Company not change its facilities, Company may agree to do so provided Customer executes a Service Agreement for the amount such facilities were installed to serve. (c) If Customer increases his load without adequate notice to Company, and without receiving Company's consent, and such unauthorized increase causes loss of or damage to Company's facilities, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

Contract Demand. (a) The Contract Demand shall be the kW of demand specified in the Service Agreement. In cases where any change is required in Company's facilities due to the actual demand exceeding the Contract Demand or due to Customer requesting an increase in available capacity, Company may require Customer to execute a new Agreement or amend an existing Agreement, thereby establishing a new Contract Demand. If Company is unable to supply such actual or requested increase, then upon written request, Customer will not exceed the existing Contract Demand or such amount in excess thereof as Company determines it is able to provide. (b) If Customer desires to reduce the effective Contract Demand at any time prior to the time the Billing Demand of the applicable Schedule first equals or exceeds the Contract Demand, Company may agree to reduce the Contract Demand to the number of kilowatts specified in writing by Customer provided Customer pays to Company a sum of money equal to the estimated cost (after deducting the then value of usable materials and facilities and the salvage value of nonusable materials and facilities) of installing and removing the existing facilities in place for serving Customer, plus any money spent by Company which would not have been spent if Customer had originally requested the reduced Contract Demand less 10% (20% if Customer is served from Company's distribution system) for each full year such facilities shall have been in service. The agreed upon reduction shall be effective with the beginning of the next ensuing billing period. The Company reserves the right to reduce its facilities to the capacity adequate to serve the Customer's maximum 15-minute demand of the preceding twelve 12 billing months and to amend the Service Agreement to such maximum demand. If Customer desires that Company not change its facilities, Company may agree to do so provided Customer executes a Service Agreement for the amount such facilities were installed to serve. (c) If Customer increases his load without adequate notice to Company, and without receiving Company's consent, and such unauthorized increase causes loss of or damage to Company's facilities, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.

Contract Demand. (a) The Contract Demand shall be the kW of demand specified in the Service Agreement. In cases where any change is required in Company's facilities due to the actual demand exceeding the Contract Demand or due to Customer requesting an increase in available capacity, Company may require Customer to execute a new Agreement or amend an existing Agreement, thereby establishing a new Contract Demand. If Company is unable to supply such actual or requested increase, then upon written request, Customer will not exceed the existing Contract Demand or such amount in excess thereof as Company determines it is able to provide. (b) If Customer desires to reduce the effective Contract Demand at any time prior to the time the Billing Demand of the applicable Schedule first equals or exceeds the Contract Demand, Company may agree to reduce the Contract Demand to the number of kilowatts specified in writing by Customer provided Customer pays to Company a sum of money equal to the estimated cost (after deducting the then value of usable materials and facilities and the salvage value of nonusable materials and facilities) of installing and removing the existing facilities in place for serving Customer, plus any money spent by Company which would not have been spent if Customer had originally requested the reduced Contract Demand less 10% (20% if Customer is served from Company's distribution system) for each full year such facilities shall have been in service. The agreed upon reduction shall be effective with the beginning of the next ensuing billing period. The Company reserves the right to reduce its facilities to the capacity adequate to serve the Customer's maximum 15-minute demand of the preceding twelve billing months and to amend the Service Agreement to such maximum demand. If Customer desires that Company not change its facilities, Company may agree to do so provided Customer executes a Service Agreement for the amount such facilities were installed to serve. (c) The Customer shall give the Company reasonable notice in writing of any anticipated increase in demand exceeding 20kW or ten percent (10%) of the former demand, whichever is greater. The notice shall state the approximate increase and date required. If Customer increases his load without adequate notice to Company, and without receiving Company's consent, and such unauthorized increase causes loss of or damage to Company's facilities, the cost of making good such loss or repairing such damage shall be paid by Customer.