Identification of Shortfall in existing Capacity Sample Clauses

Identification of Shortfall in existing Capacity. (a) If, at any time during a Month, ARTC identifies that there is likely to be a shortfall in Capacity to meet all remaining unconditional Capacity entitlements held by all access holders in that Month, after taking into account likely usage of access holders with an allocation period of a Quarter, and the shortfall arises other than as a result of planned maintenance provided for in clause 3.2, (“Capacity Shortfall”) then ARTC will:
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Identification of Shortfall in existing Capacity. (a) If, at any time during a Month, ARTC is unableidentifies that there is likely to be a shortfall in Capacity to meet xxxxxx remaining unconditional Capacity Entitlements of all access holders having an access agreement with ARTC (including the Access Holder), then ARTC must allocate the Capacity shortfall in accordance with the Access Undertaking.entitlements held by all access holders in that Month, after taking into account likely usage of access holders with an allocation period of a Quarter, and the shortfall arises other than as a result of planned maintenance provided for in clause 3.2, (“Capacity Shortfall”) then ARTC will:
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