Failure to Supply Electric Generation Service Sample Clauses

Failure to Supply Electric Generation Service. In the event that Supplier fails to provide Electric Generation Service sufficient to meet the needs of TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER EAP Participant(s) as set forth herein and Supplier’s failure is not due to a Force Majeure Event as defined hereunder, Supplier shall be liable for any resultant direct Damages to TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER EAP Participants. Moreover, TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER EAP Participants shall not be held responsible for any penalties assessed by the LDC or the PJM ISO as a result of Supplier’s failure to provide Electric Generation Service.
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Failure to Supply Electric Generation Service. In the event that Supplier fails to provide Electric Generation Service sufficient to meet the needs of Program Participant(s) as set forth herein and Supplier’s failure is not due to a Force Majeure Event as defined hereunder, Supplier shall be liable for any resultant direct Damages to Program Participants. Moreover, Program Participants shall not be held responsible for any penalties assessed by the LDC or the PJM ISO as a result of Supplier’s failure to provide Electric Generation Service.
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Failure to Supply Electric Generation Service. In the event that Supplier fails to provide Electric Generation Service sufficient to meet the needs of CITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK EAP Participant(s) as set forth herein and Supplier’s failure is not due to a Force Majeure Event as defined hereunder, Supplier shall be liable for any resultant direct Damages to CITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK EAP Participants. Moreover, CITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK EAP Participants shall not be held responsible for any penalties assessed by the LDC or the PJM ISO as a result of Supplier’s failure to provide Electric Generation Service.
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