DEREGULATED MARKETS Sample Clauses

DEREGULATED MARKETS. 3.4.1 The following will apply only after May 1, 2000: If at any time after three months after the Market Open Date of a Deregulated Market (or with respect to any markets that are Deregulated Markets on May 1, 2000, three (3) months after May 1, 2000), MP is not offering the relevant Deregulated Energy Product in such market, then subject to Section 3.4.5, AOL may enter into non-exclusive arrangements (each with a term not to exceed *** (***) years) with any person or entity to sell or promote such Deregulated Energy Product (i.e., natural gas or electricity) in such market; provided that prior to entering into the first of such arrangements, AOL shall provide MP with a written notice that AOL has ***, and MP does not advise AOL within thirty (30) days after its receipt of such notice that MP intends to enter into such market. Thereafter, AOL may enter into an arms' length agreement with any unaffiliated third party; provided, however, that if AOL fails to consummate such agreement within the earlier of (i) *** days after MP's receipt of such notice, or (ii) *** days after AOL's receipt of MP's response to such notice indicating that MP does not intend to sell or promote the Deregulated Energy Product in such market at that time, then AOL's right to enter into such arrangement shall lapse, and AOL will be required to provide a new notice pursuant to the terms of this Section 3.4.1. If AOL enters into such arrangement within the permitted period, AOL may enter into additional non-exclusive arrangements (each with a term not to exceed *** (***) years) to promote such Deregulated Energy Product in that Deregulated Market, subject to Section 3.4.5. If MP advises AOL within thirty (30) days of its receipt of such notice that it intends to enter such market, AOL may not enter into any such non-exclusive arrangements, subject to MP satisfying the requirements set forth in Section 3.4.4.
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