Second NEB Process Sample Clauses

Second NEB Process. (a) In the event that the decision on the First NEB Application is not an Acceptable Regulatory Approval, during the 90 day period following a decision complete with reasons for decision on the First NEB Application, the Parties shall use best efforts to complete one of the following: (i) execute a revised settlement agreement amongst the Parties that addresses any NEB reasons for not approving the First NEB Application or that results in the decision not being an Acceptable Regulatory Approval; (ii) file a request for review and variance of the First NEB Application decision; or (iii) file a joint letter at the NEB regarding the framework necessary to allow for market access for new supplies in eastern Canada and new capacity requirements of the EOT in a manner that balances market access with cost recovery associated with new infrastructure investments. (b) In developing a revised settlement agreement: (i) each of Enbridge, Union and Gaz Metro covenants and agrees to remain consistent with the purposes and principles set out in Sections 2.2 and 2.3 of this Agreement, in which each of Enbridge, Union and Gaz Metro support TransCanada having a fair and reasonable opportunity to fully recover all costs and expenses, including any lost revenue that may occur as a result of shifts by Mainline Shippers from LH Contracts to SH Contracts during the period January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2020, over an appropriate period of time; and (ii) TransCanada covenants and agrees to remain consistent with the purposes and principles set out in Sections 2.2 and 2.3 of this Agreement, in which TransCanada supports the need for market access to new supplies under a reasonable and fair tolling methodology. (c) TransCanada shall, as the case may be, either (either one of which shall be referred to as the “Second NEB Application”): (i) file with the NEB as soon as reasonably practicable after execution of a revised settlement agreement as provided in subsection 7.3(a)(i), an application (including a contested application if necessary) for Regulatory Approval of the revised settlement agreement, and of Tariff changes required to implement the revised settlement agreement; or (ii) file a request for review and variance as provided in Section 7.3(a)(ii). The Second NEB Application shall be filed in a form that is acceptable to all Parties acting reasonably.
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