De-energisation. 10.1 The Company may De-Energise in accordance with Clause 9.0 of the General Conditions.
De-energisation. (9.1) The Customer’s Premises may be de-energised at the request of Energia without liability to Energia for any loss or damage suffered by the Customer if:
(a) any of the circumstances in Clause 8.5 take place; or
(b) the Customer continues to use Energy supplied by Energia at the Customer’s Premises after the Termination Date.
De-energisation. Transpower's obligations under this Part are subject to any obligations or rights it may have under this Agreement to de-energise a Point of Connection or to require a Point of Connection to be de-energised. In addition, Transpower may de-energise a Point of Connection if directed to do so by the Board or the Rulings Panel under the Electricity Governance Regulations or the Electricity Governance Rules or by the clearing manager or any other person authorised to do so by the Electricity Governance Rules or the Electricity Governance Regulations and Transpower will use reasonable endeavours to notify the Customer in advance of such de-energisation if it has received sufficient notice of the direction.
De-energisation. 66.4.1 If the Majority Default Calling Creditors shall give notice to a Defaulting Pool Member under Clause 66.1.3 or the Executive Committee shall give notice to a Defaulting Pool Member under Clause 66.
De-energisation. 17.3.1 If:
(a) the User fails to comply with the terms of any valid notice served on it by NGC in accordance with Sub-Clause 17.1(i) or is in breach of any undertaking given in accordance with Sub-Clause 17.1(ii) and such breach causes or can be reasonably expected to cause a material adverse effect on the business or condition of NGC or other Users or the NGC Transmission System or User Systems; or
(b) five Business Days have elapsed since the date of any valid notice served on the User in accordance with Sub-Clause 17.2(ii) and no undertaking is given by the User in accordance with Sub-Clause 17.2(ii); NGC may, provided NGC has first complied with OC5 Monitoring and Testing if appropriate De-Energise the User's Equipment upon the expiry of at least 48 hours prior written notice to the User, provided that at the time of expiry of such notice the breach concerned remains unremedied and that neither Party has referred the matter to the Dispute Resolution Procedure set out in Clause 27 of the Master Agreement. In such event NGC may De-Energise forthwith following completion of the Dispute Resolution Procedure and final determination of the dispute in NGC's favour.
17.3.2 If the User fails to comply with the Grid Code and the Director makes a final order or a confirmed provisional order as set out in Sections 25 and 26 of the Act against the User in respect of such non-compliance which order the User breaches NGC may De-energise the Users Equipment upon the expiry of at least 48 hours prior written notice to the User provided that at the time of expiry of the notice the User continues to fail to comply with the order.
De-energisation. 8.1 The Point of Supply may be de-energised in accordance with the Connection Agreement or as a result of an event of Force Majeure.
8.2 The Point of Supply may also be de-energised if The Customer:
8.2.1 does not pay any valid account for charges within one calendar month of the due date;
8.2.2 breaches this Agreement or the Connection Agreement and does not remedy the breach in accordance with this Agreement or the Con- nection Agreement whichever is applicable within a reasonable time after having received written notice of default;
De-energisation. Where a requested Metering Service relates to de-energisation and the de-energisation is more complex than a standard de-energisation (including because the relevant site involves multiple run- ins) Western Power may propose an extension to the Service Standard which must be consented to by the User if it is reasonably required to perform the requested de-energisation.
De-energisation. 8.1 The Point of Supply may be de-energised in accordance with the Connection Agreement or as a result of an event of force majeure.
8.2 The Point of Supply may also be de-energised if The Customer:
8.2.1 does not pay any valid account for charges within one calendar month of the due date;
8.2.2 breaches this Agreement or the Connection Agreement and does not remedy the breach in accordance with this Agreement or the Connection Agreement whichever is applicable within a reasonable time after having received written notice of default;
8.2.3 or has made unauthorised use of electricity or committed theft of electricity; or
8.2.4 are adjudicated bankrupt or become subject to an administration order, proposal for a voluntary arrangement, receivership or liquidation or is unable to pay their debts within the meaning of the Insolvency Xxx 0000 or make a proposal for a voluntary arrangement under that Act; or
8.3 De-energisation of the Point of Supply under this condition shall be in accordance with the Connection Agreement and will continue until the circumstances giving rise to such de-energisation have been remedied to The Company’s satisfaction. In addition to any requirements set out in the Connection Agreement, re-energisation shall be conditional upon payment by The Customer of any reconnection charge and / or the making of such Security as The Company may reasonably require, and if such remedy shall not be effected within such time as specified in the notice of default, this Agreement may be terminated by The Company, by notice.
8.4 Action taken under these conditions shall be without prejudice to either party’s subsisting rights.
De-energisation. If:-
(a) the User fails to comply with the terms of any valid notice served on it by NGC in accordance with Sub-Clause 9.1(i) or is in breach of any undertaking given in accordance with Sub- Clause 9.1(ii) and such breach causes or can be reasonably expected to cause a material adverse effect on the business or condition of NGC or other Users or the NGC Transmission or User Systems; or
(b) five Business Days have elapsed the date of any valid notice served on the User in accordance with Sub-Clause 9.2(ii) and no undertaking is given by the User in accordance with Sub- Clause 9.2(ii); NGC may request the owner of the Distribution System to which the User is connected to De-Energise the User's Plant at that site upon expiry of at least 48 hours prior written notice to the User, provided that at the time of expiry of such notice the breach concerned remains unremedied and that neither the User nor NGC has referred the matter to the Dispute Resolution Procedure. In such event NGC may request the owner of the Distribution System to which the User is connected to De-Energise the User's Plant at that site forthwith following completion of the Dispute Resolution Procedure and final determination of the dispute in NGC's favour.
De-energisation. 17.3.1 If:-
