Outage Event definition

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

Examples of Outage Event in a sentence

  • 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.

  • The sum of each Outage Event Duration for all Outage Events occurring during a given time period, divided by the Number of Outage Events over the same time period within a specific Area of Service.

  • 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.

  • For a given Outage Event, CMI is the sum of each affected retail customer’s Service Interruption Duration.

  • Your Services may be eligible to the Exabytes Uptime Guarantee and may be eligible to Outage Event Credit in the form of a credit against future xxxx of amounts payable by You for the provision of the service subject to the Terms of Exabytes Uptime Guarantee Policy as published on Exabytes Website.


More Definitions of Outage Event

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 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.
Outage Event means where: (a) there is any full or partial unavailability of one or more facilities which means that it may adversely impact the transmission system or distribution system (including the ability of each system to supply electricity to retail customers) to undertake a network outage; (b) TasNetworks is prevented by an Authority or a third party from undertaking a network outage or is unable to procure an Authority's or third party’s agreement to undertake an outage at the time and for the duration proposed by TasNetworks; (c) an Authority or third party withdraws its agreement to any network outage;
Outage Event means an event as a result of which (i) at least twenty thousand five hundred (20,500) T&D Customers are interrupted or (ii) at least one hundred fifty (150) outage jobs for the T&D System are logged, in each case within a twenty-four (24) hour period and due to an act of God or, in case of a storm, a storm that is designated as such by the U.S. National Weather Service, and shall end when a state in which fewer than one thousand (1,000) T&D Customers remain interrupted for a continuous period of eight (8) hours following an Outage Event is achieved.
Outage Event means any outage or other loss of the Services, other than any outage that
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.