Curtailment Procedures Sample Clauses

The Curtailment Procedures clause outlines the steps and protocols to be followed when it becomes necessary to reduce, limit, or temporarily suspend certain operations or services. Typically, this clause details the conditions under which curtailment may occur, the notification requirements for affected parties, and the order of priority for curtailing different activities or customers. Its core practical function is to ensure an orderly and fair process for managing reductions in service, often in response to emergencies, shortages, or regulatory requirements, thereby minimizing confusion and disputes.
Curtailment Procedures. If Gatherer determines on any Day that for any reason whatsoever, including Force Majeure Events and periods of normal and routine maintenance, that confirmed nominations exceed the Springridge Gathering System’s available capacity at any area or point, Gatherer shall, without liability to Producers, curtail or interrupt deliveries of all Gas in such area or point as provided in the Agreement, determined by confirmed nominations for all Gas gathered in such area or point. In instances where gathering of Producers’ Gas is interrupted and Gatherer has provided Producers Notice thereof, Producers shall notify the applicable Receiving Transporters of any modification to the confirmed nominations at the applicable Delivery Points. In the event of a curtailment described herein, the applicable Fees shall apply only to Producers’ Gas received by Gatherer at the affected Receipt Points (expressed in Mcf).
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Curtailment Procedures. The Belpre Elastomers Plant will adjust unit production rates to control service, utilities, materials and facilities usage under the constraints outlined in section 3.9 according to the following priorities (in order):
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Curtailment Procedures. Gatherer shall have the right to curtail all gathering service, in whole or in part on all or a portion of its System, at any time for reasons of Force Majeure incurred by Gatherer or Shipper’s Transporter, or when, in Gatherer’s reasonable judgment, capacity or operating conditions so require, or it is desirable or necessary to make modifications, repairs or operating changes to the System. Gatherer shall provide Shipper such notice of the curtailment as is reasonable under the circumstances. Gatherer will use reasonable efforts to identify and curtail only those Shippers whose Gas is nominated through the Point(s) of Receipt, or portion of the System, which are subject to curtailment. All curtailments will be made ratably for all affected Shippers, in accordance with each such Shipper’s confirmed nominations.
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Curtailment Procedures. If Gatherer determines on any Day that the capacity of the System or any portion thereof is insufficient to satisfy the requirements for Gathering Services requested pursuant to executed Gatherer gathering agreements on the System, Gatherer may Curtail or interrupt deliveries in accordance with the priorities set forth herein, to the extent necessary to maintain priority of Gathering Services. Causes for Curtailment or interruption may be Force Majeure, insufficient downstream or System capacity, regulatory rule or order and/or Normal and Routine Maintenance. Gatherer shall Curtail Gathering Services based upon the daily Scheduled Nomination of Customer and other Customers for Gathering of Gas pursuant to executed Gatherer gas gathering agreements on the System, provided however, such nominations shall not exceed (i) a Customer's then current capability to deliver such Customer's Gas, (ii) the available capacity of Gatherer's System, (iii) the capacity on any applicable segment of Gatherer's System, or (iv) the capacity at any applicable Receipt or Delivery Point(s). Gas shall be Curtailed in accordance with the following priority:
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Curtailment Procedures. The LRR JPO will call the [Project Owner Office] to begincurtailment procedures when a national security or defense purpose occurs that requires curtailment of the High Prairie Wind Project. The [Project Owner Office] will begin the process to lock or feather the blades immediately after being notified by the LRR JPO of the national security or defense purpose for curtailment. Upon receipt of the notice, the [Project Owner Office] shall promptly send an email to the LRR JPO confirming receipt of the notice and to memorialize in writing the curtailment.
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Curtailment Procedures. A. When curtailments are necessary, they will be applied with fairness to those employees involved. There shall be two (2) distinct curtailment procedures, one for a temporary curtailment and one for a permanent curtailment. B. Temporary Curtailment: In a temporary curtailment (not to exceed seven (7) calendar days), employees will be laid off by their job seniority as their individual job and shift are curtailed. These employees will then be called back to work as their individual job and shift is re-established. 1. It is possible during a temporary curtailment that employees may be reassigned to other work, including training, and shall not be entitled to exercise their seniority to bump less senior employees until seven (7) calendar days have elapsed.
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Curtailment Procedures. A. When curtailments are necessary, they will be arranged with all possible fairness to those associates involved. There shall be two (2) distinct curtailment procedures, one for temporary curtailment and one for a permanent curtailment.
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Curtailment Procedures. The Belpre Elastomers Plant will adjust unit production rates to control service, utilities, materials and facilities usage under the constraints outlined in section 3.9 according to the following priorities (in order): 1. Prevent adverse Health, Safety or Environmental problems. 2. Prevent short-term1 product stock-out • Any unit at Belpre facing short-term stock-out of product would be given priority usage of services, utilities, material and facilities usage in order to avoid loss of business until the threat of stock-out is eliminated. • In the event multiple units are faced with short-term stock-outs priority would be determined in the following order until the threat of stock-out is eliminated: 1. Production required to meet contractual obligations with customers 2. Production required by Strategic Customers 3. Production required by sole source customers 4. Production which returns the highest margin 3. Prevent Deterioration of Inventory Position (including forecasted long-term stock-outs) • Any unit at Belpre facing forecasted drops below safety stock levels and/or cycle stock levels will be given priority in usage of services, utilities, material and facilities in order to maintain safety stock and cycle stock levels above minimum quantities provided such usage does not create the possibility of short-term stock-out. • In the event multiple units are faced with drops below safety and/or cycle stock levels priority in usage of services, utilities, material and facilities would be based upon production which returns the highest margin. 4. Prevent Deterioration of Inventory Position Relative to Long-Term Business Strategy • Once minimum requirements to prevent short-term stock-out and maintain inventory above safety and cycle stock levels priority in usage of services, utilities, material and facilities will be based upon the long-term business strategy for both the Joint Venture and Shell Elastomers. 1 Defined as three months. A copy of the agreement follows. This Cost Contribution Agreement, effective as of the first day of July, 1999, is between infineum USA L.P. (“Infineum”), Shell Elastomers LLC (“Elastomers”), and Shell Oil Company (“SOC”) acting through its agent Shell Chemical Company.
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