Common use of Reputation Clause in Contracts

Reputation. 26.1 In the provision of the Flexibility Services the Provider will: 26.1.1 act in the utmost good faith to the Company; 26.1.2 not, and will ensure that its Staff and agents will not, act or omit to act in any way which could bring the Company or its Affiliates or their name or any trademark or logo owned by them into disrepute, or which could be damaging or detrimental to their continuing reputation or goodwill; and 26.1.3 keep the Company informed regularly of, and promptly respond to any requests relating to, the progress of the Flexibility Services and of all other material facts which may affect the Provider’s role or relationship with the Company 26.2 In addition to all other warranties contained in this Contract, the Provider warrants and represents that it shall provide the Flexibility Services in a manner which does not adversely affect the name, image, reputation or business of the Company or its Affiliates (as relevant). 26.3 The Company may terminate this Contract immediately by giving written notice to the Provider if: 26.3.1 there is a Change of Control of the Provider which adversely affects the Provider’s ability to deliver the Flexibility Services, and such termination shall not be considered a material breach of the Agreement by the Provider; 26.3.2 the Provider breaches any of its obligations under Clause 27 (Data Protection), Clause 24 (Confidentiality) and in each case such breach is material and irremediable; 26.3.3 subject to Clause 21, the Provider has failed to remedy a breach of any of its warranties or representations or the Company discovers a material misrepresentation by the Provider; or 26.3.4 the Provider does or omits to do anything which may materially damage or impair the business or reputation of the Company or prejudice the security of its premises or system.