Failure to provide Metering Access Rights Sample Clauses

Failure to provide Metering Access Rights. ‌ (a) If the Generator is in breach of its obligation to permit the DPA Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Right, the DPA Counterparty may elect to suspend payment of any payments which would otherwise be payable by the DPA Counterparty to the Generator in any period during which the Generator is in breach of such obligation, provided that, prior to effecting any such suspension, the DPA Counterparty notifies the Generator of: (i) its intention to suspend payment; and (ii) the date from which it proposes to effect such suspension. (b) If the Generator subsequently complies with its obligation to permit the DPA Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Rights, then the DPA Counterparty shall pay any amounts to the Generator which would have been payable but for the operation of clause 18.8(a) above (without any interest being payable on such amounts). (c) If the Generator: (i) is in breach of its obligation to permit the DPA Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Rights; and (ii) has not permitted the DPA Counterparty to exercise such Metering Access Rights within [twenty (20)] Business Days of receipt of a notice requesting the same, then a Metering Access Termination Event will be deemed to have occurred.
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Failure to provide Metering Access Rights. ‌ (a) If the Emitter is in breach of its obligation to permit the ICC Contract Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Right, the ICC Contract Counterparty may elect to suspend payment of any payments which would otherwise be payable by the ICC Contract Counterparty to the Emitter in any period during which the Emitter is in breach of such obligation, provided that, prior to effecting any such suspension, the ICC Contract Counterparty notifies the Emitter of: (i) its intention to suspend payment; and (ii) the date from which it proposes to effect such suspension.‌ (b) If the Emitter subsequently complies with its obligation to permit the ICC Contract Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Rights, then the ICC Contract Counterparty shall pay any amounts to the Emitter which would have been payable but for the operation of clause 17.7(a) above (without any interest being payable on such amounts). (c) If the Emitter: (i) is in breach of its obligation to permit the ICC Contract Counterparty to exercise the Metering Access Rights; and (ii) has not permitted the ICC Contract Counterparty to exercise such Metering Access Rights within [twenty (20)] Business Days of receipt of a notice requesting the same, then a Metering Access Termination Event will be deemed to have occurred.
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