Unavailability Notice. CHGE shall be entitled to assume that the Project will be available and capable of performing at the maximum Contract Capacity, Charging Capacity and Discharging Capacity as set forth on Exhibit D during each Settlement Interval of each Operating Day, except as otherwise noted in the then current Outage Schedule or in an Unavailability Notice delivered to CHGE not later than three (3) Calendar Days before the applicable Operating Day. Owner shall update CHGE immediately if the Available Capacity of the Project changes or is likely to change. Owner must follow up all such updates with updates sent via electronic mail to CHGE’s personnel designated in Exhibit H to receive such communications. Owner shall accommodate CHGE’s reasonable requests for changes in the time or form of delivery of the Unavailability Notices. If an electronic submittal is not available, or is not possible for reasons beyond Owner’s control, Owner may provide Unavailability Notices using a form to be provided by CHGE. Delivery of an Unavailability Notice shall be made by (in order of preference unless the Parties agree to a different order) electronic mail or telephone to CHGE’s personnel designated in Exhibit H to receive such communications. Notwithstanding the delivery of an Unavailability Notice, the Project shall be deemed to be unavailable for the duration of an Unplanned Outage as applicable to the calculation of Guaranteed Availability under Section 6.3.
Unavailability Notice. (a) The Operator may at any time, acting as a Reasonable and Prudent Person, give notice (an Unavailability Notice) to the Shipper that Overrun Gas is unavailable to the Shipper, or is only available to the Shipper to a limited extent, for one or more Gas Days, but only to the extent that the Shipper overrun will impact or is likely to impact on any other shipper's entitlement to its Daily Nomination for any Capacity Service including allocated Spot Capacity. The Operator must, at the same time, give an Unavailability Notice to all other shippers that are taking Overrun Gas, the taking of which, due to the location on the DBNGP at which the Overrun Gas is being taken, has an impact on the ability of the Operator to Deliver Gas to meet its obligations to shippers.
Unavailability Notice. O&R shall be entitled to assume that the Project will be available and capable of performing at the maximum Contract Capacity, Contract Capacity Energy, Charging Capacity and Discharging Capacity as set forth on Exhibit D during each Settlement Interval of each Operating Day, except as otherwise noted in the then current Outage Schedule or in an Unavailability Notice delivered to O&R not later than three (3) Business Days before the applicable Operating Day. Owner shall update O&R immediately if the Available Capacity of the Project changes or is likely to change. Owner must follow up all such updates with updates sent via electronic mail to O&R’s personnel designated in Exhibit G to receive such communications. Owner shall accommodate O&R’s reasonable requests for changes in the time or form of delivery of the Unavailability Notices. If an electronic submittal is not available, or is not possible for reasons beyond Owner’s control, Owner may provide Unavailability Notices using a form to be provided by O&R. Delivery of an Unavailability Notice shall be made by (in order of preference unless the Parties agree to a different order) electronic mail, facsimile transmission or, as a last resort, telephonically to O&R’s personnel designated in Exhibit G to receive such communications. Regardless of the duration of unavailability set forth in an Unavailability Notice, the Project shall be deemed to be unavailable for the duration of an Unplanned Outage as calculated for Guaranteed Availability under Section 6.03.
Unavailability Notice. Teachers shall be informed of a telephone number that may be called before 7:00 a.m. to report unavailability. It shall be the responsibility of the Administration to arrange for a substitute certified teacher.
Unavailability Notice. 6.1 If on any renewal of any Insurance, such Insurance becomes or has become Unavailable in respect of a risk relating to the IP Works previously covered by such Insurance, then IP OpCo shall:
Unavailability Notice. Seller shall provide Notice to Buyer withias soon as possible but not later than fifteen minutes ofafter learning of an event or circumstance, including a Force Majeure Event, which could be reasonably likely to cause the performance of Seller hereunder to vary in any material respect. Unless Seller provides such Notice, the availability of Electricity at an EDP for all On Peak Hours in each such Day shall be deemed for all purposes hereunder to be one hundred percent (100%) of the Electric Hourly Quantity at that EDP. As soon as Seller discovers the extent to which Seller’s performance will be affected by such event, Seller shall again provide Notice to Buyer stating the extent to which Seller will be unable to perform hereunder and the duration of such nonperformance.
Unavailability Notice. Teachers will have access to an electronic absence reporting system available to them for reporting unavailability. Teachers will make every effort to report their absence by 6:00 AM on the day of their absence. It shall be the responsibility of the Administration to arrange for a substitute teacher.
Unavailability Notice. RG&E shall be entitled to assume that the Project will be available and capable of performing at the maximum Contract Capacity, ChargingCapacity and Discharging Capacity as set forth on Exhibit D during each Settlement Interval of each Operating Day, except as otherwise noted in the then current Outage Schedule or in an Unavailability Notice delivered to RG&E not later than three (3) Business Days before the applicable Operating Day. Owner shall update RG&E immediately if the Available Capacity of the Project changes or is likely to change. Ownermust follow up all such updates with updates sent via electronic mail to RG&E’s personnel designated in Exhibit H to receive such
Unavailability Notice. Operator shall provide Notice to Owner as soon as possible but not later than fifteen minutes after learning of an event or circumstance, including a Force Majeure Event, which could be reasonably likely to cause the performance of Operator hereunder or any Facility to vary in any material respect. Unless Operator provides such Notice, the availability of Electricity at the EDP for all in each such Day shall be deemed for all purposes hereunder to be one hundred percent (100%) of the Electric Hourly Quantity at the EDP. As soon as Operator discovers the extent to which Operator’s performance will be affected by such event, Operator shall again provide Notice to Owner stating the extent to which Operator will be unable to perform hereunder and the duration of such nonperformance.
