Lay Off Power Sample Clauses

Lay Off Power. Power made available from a Contractor that is unable to receive and make use of its allocated capacity and energy.
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Lay Off Power. In the event a Contractor is temporarily unable to receive and make use of its Contractor’s Allocation, the Contractor may request Western to offer Lay Off Power: first to Contractors within the same schedule from which the allocation originates; second to all other Contractors; and third to any potential purchaser. No other Contractor shall be obligated to accept any Lay Off Power. All Lay Off Power offers and resulting capacity and energy adjustments shall be made a minimum of one (1) full calendar month preceding such time as the Contractor is unable to receive and make use of its Contractor’s Allocation. The charge to be paid by a purchaser agreeing to Lay Off Power shall be the charge that would have been paid by the Contractor requesting the lay off of such power including the LCRBDF Charge applicable to Firm Energy. Payments for the MSCP are a continuing obligation of the Contractor which are not collected under this Contract and therefore not paid by the purchaser of Lay Off Power. A Contractor unable to receive and make use of its Contractor’s Allocation shall not be relieved of its obligation to make payments for the Contractor’s Allocation. Any revenues received by Western under this subsection shall be credited against the requesting Contractor’s obligation. Lay off of less than the full Contractor’s Allocation will be allowed if Western develops the technical capability to do so in a practical manner.
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Lay Off Power. In the event a Contractor is unable to receive and make use of its allocated capacity and energy, Western will offer Lay Off Power first to Contractors within the same schedule from which the allocation originates; second to all other Contractors; and third to any potential purchaser. No other Contractor shall be obligated to accept any Lay Off Power. All Lay Off Power offers and resulting capacity and energy adjustments shall be a minimum of one full calendar month proceeding such time as the Contractor is unable to receive and make use of its allocated capacity and energy. The rate to be paid by a purchaser agreeing to accept displaced power shall be the rate that would have been paid by the Contractor relinquishing such power. A Contractor unable to receive and make use of all or part of its allocated capacity and energy shall not be relieved of its obligation to pay for such capacity and energy. Any revenues received by Western under this paragraph shall be credited against the requesting Contractors obligation.
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Related to Lay Off Power

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  • Lay-off Notice In cases of lay-off, the Company will give as much notice as possible.

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