STABILITY RESERVES Sample Clauses

The Stability Reserves clause establishes a dedicated fund or account set aside to manage fluctuations or unexpected changes in costs, prices, or other variables within a contract. Typically, this reserve is maintained by one or both parties and can be drawn upon if certain predefined conditions—such as market volatility or unforeseen expenses—arise during the contract term. Its core practical function is to provide financial stability and predictability, ensuring that both parties are protected against sudden changes that could otherwise disrupt the agreement or lead to disputes.
STABILITY RESERVES. The Company shall provide Stability Reserves up to the hourly amount of Firm Power delivered to the Company under this Agreement and for a period of up to 30 Event Minutes per Event as provided herein.
STABILITY RESERVES. The Customer shall provide Stability Reserves up to the Transmission Demand for transmission services provided pursuant to this Agreement as provided herein: