Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility Sample Clauses

Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. 5.12.1 The Cooperative may isolate the Interconnection Member’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the Cooperative’s equipment or part of Cooperative’s System; or if the Cooperative determines that isolation of the Interconnection Member’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System is necessary, in the Cooperative’s sole discretion, because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices. 5.12.2 When feasible, the Cooperative will typically give the Interconnection Member reasonable notice of the isolation of the Interconnection Member’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System. 5.12.3 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Standard, if at any time the Cooperative determines that the continued operation of the Generating Facility may endanger either (1) the Cooperative’s personnel or other persons or property or (2) the integrity or safety of the Cooperative’s System, or otherwise cause unacceptable power quality problems for other electric consumers, the Cooperative shall have the right to isolate the Interconnection Member’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System without prior notice. 5.12.4 The Cooperative may disconnect from the Cooperative’s System, without prior notice, any Generating Facility determined to be malfunctioning, or not in compliance with this Standard. The Interconnection Member must provide proof of compliance with this Standard before the Generating Facility will be reconnected.
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Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. The Utility may isolate the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility's System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the Utility's equipment or part of Utility's System; or if the Utility determines that isolation of the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility's System is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices. Whenever feasible, the Utility shall give the Interconnection Customer reasonable notice of the isolation of the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility's System. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, if at any time the Utility determines that the continued operation of the Generating Facility may endanger either (1) the Utility's personnel or other persons or property or (2) the integrity or safety of the Utility's System, or otherwise cause unacceptable power quality problems for other electric consumers, the Utility shall have the right to isolate the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility's System.
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Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. The Authority may isolate the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Authority's System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the Authority's equipment or part of Authority’s System; or if the Authority determines that isolation of the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Authority’s System is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices. Whenever feasible, the Authority shall give the Interconnection Customer reasonable notice of the isolation of the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Authority's System. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, if at any time the Authority determines that the continued operation of the Generating Facility may endanger either (1) the Authority's personnel or other persons or property or (2) the integrity or safety of the Authority's System, or otherwise cause unacceptable power quality problems for other electric consumers, the Authority shall have the right to isolate the Interconnection Customer's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Authority's System.
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Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. 6.12.1 The Utility may isolate the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility’s System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the Utility’s System, or if the Utility determines that isolation of the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Utility’s System is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices.
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Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. The Cooperative may isolate the Interconnection Party’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the Cooperative’s equipment or part of Cooperative’s System; or if the Cooperative determines that isolation of the Interconnection Party's premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices. Whenever feasible, the Cooperative shall give the Interconnection Party reasonable notice of the isolation of the Interconnection Party’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, if at any time the Cooperative determines that the continued operation of the Generating Facility may endanger either (1) the Cooperative’s personnel or other persons or property or (2) the integrity or safety of the Cooperative's System, or otherwise cause unacceptable power quality problems for other electric consumers, the Cooperative shall have the right to isolate the Interconnection Party’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the Cooperative’s System. IT IS AGREED THAT COOPERATIVE SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS OF SALES OR OTHER DAMAGES, INCLUDING ALL PUNITIVE AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, PROFITS, OR OTHER LOSSES, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH DAMAGES WERE FORESEEABLE, FOR THE ISOLATION OF MEMBER’S PREMISES AND/OR DISTRIBUTED RESOURCE FROM COOPERATIVE’S SYSTEM PER THIS AGREEMENT.
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Isolating or Disconnecting the Generating Facility. 5.12.1 The City may isolate the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the City’s System when necessary in order to construct, install, repair, replace, remove, investigate or inspect any of the City’s equipment or part of City’s System; or if the City determines that isolation of the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the City’s System is necessary because of emergencies, forced outages, force majeure or compliance with prudent electrical practices. 5.12.2 Whenever feasible, the City shall give the Interconnection Customer reasonable notice of the isolation of the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the City’s System. 5.12.3 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Standard, if at any time the City determines that the continued operation of the Generating Facility may endanger either (1) the City’s personnel or other persons or property or (2) the integrity or safety of the City’s System, or otherwise cause unacceptable power quality problems for other electric consumers, the City shall have the right to isolate the Interconnection Customer’s premises and/or Generating Facility from the City’s System. 5.12.4 The City may disconnect from the City’s System any Generating Facility determined to be malfunctioning, or not in compliance with this Standard. The Interconnection Customer must provide proof of compliance with this Standard before the Generating Facility will be reconnected.
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