UNANTICIPATED SHORTAGES Sample Clauses

UNANTICIPATED SHORTAGES. Buyer and ENSTAR are public utilities and must attempt to meet the needs of customers. If Anadarko or Xxxxxxxx for any reason, including a Force Majeure Event or a declaration under Section 3.6 that production is not Economic, does not deliver all of the Gas each would otherwise be obligated to deliver on any Day or if Buyer or ENSTAR for any reason, including a Force Majeure Event, cannot take from Anadarko or Xxxxxxxx all of the Gas Buyer is obligated to take on any Day, Buyer may acquire whatever Gas is necessary to cover the shortage, In either event, Buyer will purchase or take only the amount of Gas necessary to cover the shortage, but any purchases by Buyer to satisfy the shortage shall not be deemed a waiver of any remedies or rights available to Buyer, Anadarko, or Xxxxxxxx. The Annual Purchase Obligation for any Year shall be reduced by the amount of Gas purchased under this Section during that Year.
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