Frequency of Changes Clause Samples
The "Frequency of Changes" clause defines how often modifications or updates can be made to a contract, agreement, or specific terms within a document. Typically, this clause sets limits on the number of allowable changes within a given period, such as monthly or annually, and may require advance notice or mutual consent before any alterations take effect. By establishing clear boundaries on how frequently changes can occur, this clause helps prevent constant or disruptive amendments, ensuring stability and predictability for all parties involved.
Frequency of Changes. For a period of 2 Years after Producers have requested, and Gatherer has provided, at a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Receipt Point (i) a lower pressure service, Producers shall not request, and Gatherer shall have no obligation to honor any request by Producers to provide, a higher pressure service at such ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Receipt Point or (ii) a higher pressure service, Producers shall not request, and Gatherer shall have no obligation to honor any request by Producers to provide, a lower pressure service at such ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Receipt Point.
Frequency of Changes. Company can send a new AGC Set-Point to the Facility as frequently as the Wind Turbine manufacturer specifications allows with the specification for the least frequent change to output allows.
Frequency of Changes. Company can send a new AGC Set-Point to the Facility as frequently as the Wind Turbine manufacturer specifications allows with the specification for the least frequent change to output allows. If however, the AGC Set-Point is below 10%, then Company will be restricted from changing the AGC Set-Point for 30 minutes to prevent the turbines from cycling on and off.