Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effects. The Company may disconnect the Facility if the Facility is having an adverse operating effect on the Company EPS or other Customers that is not an emergency, and the Interconnecting Customer fails to correct such adverse operating effect after written notice has been provided and a maximum of 45 days to correct such adverse operating effect has elapsed.
Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effects. The Company may disconnect the Facility if the Facility is having an adverse operating effect on the Company EPS or other Customers that is not an emergency, and the Interconnecting Customer fails to correct such adverse operating effect after written notice has been provided and a maximum of 45 days to correct such adverse operating effect has elapsed. Modification of the Facility. Company shall notify Interconnecting Customer if there is evidence of a material modification to the Facility and shall have the right to immediately suspend interconnection service in cases where such material modification has been implemented without prior written authorization from the Company. Re-connection. Any curtailment, reduction or disconnection shall continue only for so long as reasonably necessary. The Interconnecting Customer and the Company shall cooperate with each other to restore the Facility and the Company EPS, respectively, to their normal operating state as soon as reasonably practicable following the cessation or remedy of the event that led to the temporary disconnection. Permanent Disconnection. The Interconnecting Customer has the right to permanently disconnect at any time with 30 days written notice to the Company.
Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effects. The EDC may temporarily disconnect the Facility if it is having a non-emergency adverse operating effect on the EPS or on other customers (a "Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effect") if the Generator fails to correct such Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effect within forty- five (45) days of the EDC's written notice to the Generator requesting correction of such Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effect. If the Generator fails to correct a Non- Emergency Adverse Operating Effect within ninety (90) days from the time that the EDC has temporarily disconnected the Facility due to such an event, the EDC may elect to terminate this Agreement in accordance with Section 4.1.5 and/or permanently disconnect the Facility in accordance with Section 7.2.2.
Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effects. MMED may disconnect the Facility if the Facility is having an adverse operating effect on MMED’s system or other customers that is not an emergency, and Customer fails to correct such adverse operating effect after written notice has been provided and a maximum of 45 days to correct such adverse operating effect has elapsed.
Non-Emergency Adverse Operating Effects. SED may disconnect the NUG’s Facility if the Facility is having an adverse operating effect on the SED electric system or other SED customers. SED may disconnect the NUG’s Facility if the NUG fails to correct such adverse operating effect after written notice has been provided and a minimum of thirty (30) calendar days to correct such adverse operating effect has elapsed.
