Outage Event definition

Outage Event means where:

Outage Event means any outage or other loss of the Services, other than any outage that

Outage Event means any outage or other loss of the Services, other than any outage that (i) is not reported by DISTRICT to CONTRACTOR within five (5) days of occurrence; (ii) is less than one (1) hour in duration; (iii) is attributable to CONTRACTOR's scheduled fiber connection maintenance, which in no event shall include substitutions to or modifications of the Infrastructure described in paragraph 3.f., below, (iv) is due to failure or outage of related telephone circuits (whether ordered by CONTRACTOR or DISTRICT), (v) results from DISTRICT’s applications, equipment or facilities, (vi) results from any act or omission of DISTRICT or any user of DISTRICT’s equipment or account, or (vii) is due to or occasioned by any riots, wars, acts of enemies, national emergency, acts of vandalism, strikes, floods, fires, hurricanes, tornados, acts of God, or by any other cause not within the control of CONTRACTOR that by the exercise of reasonable diligence CONTRACTOR is unable to prevent, (viii) results from CONTRACTOR not having been granted site access by the DISTRICT, or (ix) results from DISTRICT’s unauthorized use of the Services.

Examples of Outage Event in a sentence

• The duration of payments by the Company under Section K (2) above resulting from any Force Majeure Event other than a Forced Outage Event shall in no event exceed 178 days for each Force Majeure Event.

• With respect to a Force Majeure Event resulting from a Forced Outage Event that prevents the QFCP Generator from supplying output from the Facility, there shall be no disbursement to QFCP Generator for the first 90 days of such event and any such event shall no longer be considered to be a Force Majeure Event after the earlier of (i) the date of its remedy or (ii) 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time on July 1, 2025.

• During a Forced Outage Event, the Company will continue to receive the full reduction in renewable portfolio standards requirements that would have been provided but for the Forced Outage Event.

• For each megawatt-hour of output which would have been generated but for a Forced Outage Event, QFCP Generator shall, at its sole expense, use commercially reasonable efforts to acquire and retire one Forced Outage Replacement REC.

• Following 90 days after the initiation of the Forced Outage Event, QFCP Generator shall be entitled to 70% of the disbursements per MWH of reduction in output to which the QFCP Generator would have been entitled but for the Forced Outage Event in the event that QFCP Generator has provided the Company with certification, pursuant to the PJM GATTS system or successor system, that it has acquired and retired Forced Outage Replacement RECs as set forth in Section K.

• Subject to § 6.4 (Meter Outage Event), readings of the Metering Device shall be conclusive as to the amount of output delivered to the Delivery Point.

• For all output for which QFCP Generator, despite using commercially reasonable efforts, is unable to acquire and retire Forced Outage Replacement RECs as set forth in Sections K (5) a and b above during a Forced Outage Event (hereinafter a “Replacement REC Shortfall”), the Company shall collect from its customers and disburse to the QFCP Generator 55% of the disbursements per MWH of reduction in output to which the QFCP Generator would have been entitled but for the Forced Outage Event.

• The utility shall record each Outage Event as planned or unplanned and shall identify the point of origination such as generation facility, transmission line, transmission substation equipment, or distribution equipment.

• The time interval, in minutes, between the time when a utility first becomes aware of an Outage Event and the time of restoration of service to the last retail customer affected by that Outage Event.

• The date and time of the Outage Event and the number of Service Interruptions for the Outage Event shall also be recorded.

More Definitions of Outage Event

Outage Event means, without prejudice to Clause 2.6.2, any breakdown or failure of, or any other event or occurrence, in each case originating from, the Xxxxx Interconnector (which expression shall, for the purposes of this definition only, exclude the Xxxxx Interconnector’s connections to the SP System and the NIE System);

Outage Event means any outage or other loss of the Services, other than any outage that (i) is not reported by SCH to MNW within five (5) days of occurrence, (ii) is less than one (1) hour in duration, (iii) is attributable to MNW’s scheduled network maintenance, (iv) is attributable to failure or outage of related telephone circuits (whether ordered by MNW or SCH), (v) results from SCH’s applications, equipment or facilities, (vi) results from any act or omission of SCH or any user of SCH’s equipment or account, or (vii) is due to or occasioned by any riots, wars, acts of enemies, national emergency, acts of vandalism, strikes, floods, fires, hurricanes, tornados, acts of God, or by any other cause not within the control of MNW that by the exercise of reasonable diligence MNW is unable to prevent, (viii) results from MNW not having been granted site access by the SCH, or (ix) results from SCH’S unauthorized use of equipment or the Services.

Outage Event means any act or omission of Supplier that results in a complete loss of Service and for which no workaround exists; provided, however, that losses of Services that are caused in full or in part by AT&T, any third party, or weather events do not constitute Outage Events.

Outage Event shall be defined by reference to the tables 1 and 2 in paragraph 6 below, dependant on the number of participants in the affected market and the time period for which the Outage Event endures;

Outage Event means any event which causes the Service to be unavailable.