YOUR CONSUMPTION Sample Clauses

YOUR CONSUMPTION. 12.1 Your Energy Rates are based on: (a) your Target Consumption; and (b) your Load Profile. 12.2 If we request it, you must provide us with forecasts of your consumption for each Site for up to a year in advance. That forecast must be prepared on a reasonable basis using reasonable assumptions. 12.3 If, acting reasonably and based on available consumption data, we determine that: (a) your Load Profile is likely to change, or has changed, materially; or (b) the aggregate consumption for all Sites in a Jurisdiction is likely to differ, or has differed, materially from your Target Consumption for that Jurisdiction, other than as a direct result of you utilising an Origin Product, we may vary your Energy Rates and/or Target Consumption. 12.4 You must notify us promptly if you expect that an event referred to in clause 12.3 will occur. 12.5 We are the exclusive electricity retailer for each Site. You must not without our prior written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld if there is no adverse operational or financial impact to us): (a) make further connections to the distribution network for a Site; (b) enter into an arrangement with any third party for curtailment of electricity consumption, or load management, at a Site; or (c) install electricity generation at a Site. 12.6 You must not on-sell electricity supplied to a Site, except you may do so with our written consent (which will not be unreasonably withheld): (a) to a Related Body Corporate; or (b) where there is an embedded network at a Site.
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YOUR CONSUMPTION. 13.1 Your Energy Rates and Environmental Rate (if fixed) are based on: (a) your Target Consumption, with an allowance for variation represented by the Maximum Consumption and Minimum Consumption (as applicable); and (b) your Load Profile. 13.2 If we request it, you must provide us with forecasts of your consumption for each Site for up to a year in advance. That forecast must be prepared on a reasonable basis using reasonable assumptions. 13.3 If the aggregate consumption of your Sites in a Jurisdiction in an Agreement Year is: (a) above the Maximum Consumption, we may charge you an Adjustment Charge; or (b) below the Minimum Consumption, we may charge you a Shortfall Charge. For the avoidance of doubt, under no circumstances will the Adjustment Charge or Shortfall Charge be payable by us to you. 13.4 If, acting reasonably and based on available consumption data, we determine that: (a) your Load Profile is likely to change, or has changed, materially; or (b) the aggregate consumption for all Sites in a Jurisdiction is likely to differ, or has differed, materially from your Target Consumption for that Jurisdiction, other than as a direct result of you utilising an Origin Product, we may vary your Energy Rates, Environmental Rates and/or Target Consumption. We will not vary the Energy Rates and/or Environmental Rates under clause 13.4(b) where we charge you a Shortfall Charge. We may vary the Energy Rates and/or Environmental Rates under clause 13.4(a) where we also charge you a Shortfall Charge. 13.5 You must notify us promptly if you expect that an event referred to in clause 13.4 will occur. 13.6 We are the exclusive electricity retailer for each Site. You must not without our prior written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld if there is no adverse operational or financial impact to us): (a) make further connections to the distribution network for a Site; (b) enter into an arrangement with any third party for curtailment of electricity consumption, or load management, at a Site; or (c) install electricity generation at a Site. 13.7 You must not on-sell electricity supplied to a Site, except you may do so with our written consent (which will not be unreasonably withheld): (a) to a Related Body Corporate; or (b) where there is an embedded network at a Site.

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