Consideration to Customer Sample Clauses

The 'Consideration to Customer' clause defines the benefits, payments, or value that the customer will receive as part of the agreement. This may include monetary compensation, discounts, services, or other forms of value provided in exchange for the customer's participation or compliance with certain terms. For example, a customer might receive a rebate for early payment or a service credit for meeting specific conditions. The core function of this clause is to clearly outline what the customer is entitled to receive, ensuring transparency and mutual understanding of the value exchanged in the contract.
Consideration to Customer. Sonoma Clean Power may, at its discretion, provide Customer with an incentive as consideration for entering into this Agreement. At Sonoma Clean Power’s discretion, this incentive may be monetary, a technology or device incentive, a bill credit, or it may take some other form. The type of incentive may also depend on the specific Program option selected by the Customer. On-going incentives, such as bill credits, may be terminated by Sonoma Clean Power at any time and without notice to Customer.
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