Common use of Emergency Curtailment Clause in Contracts

Emergency Curtailment. NGS may curtail, reduce or interrupt its delivery of all or a portion of the Product of any of the Facilities whenever: (a) continued operation of such Facility would result in damage to the Facility or to a transmission or distribution system with which such Facility is directly interconnected, or (b) if a transmission or distribution system with which such Facility is directly interconnected experiences an emergency, as designated by the affected utility, or (c) whenever it is necessary to aid in the restoration of service on a system with which such Facility is directly or indirectly interconnected, or (d) whenever requested by ISO-NE or a governmental authority with applicable jurisdiction, or (e) as required by Good Industry Practice. NGS shall notify NGC, or its Designee, as soon as reasonably practicable of any such curtailment, reduction or interruption, it being understood that it may not be reasonably practicable to provide such notice in advance of such an event. Such notice may be either written or oral with length and content as mutually agreed by the Parties depending on the nature of the incident. Any such curtailment, reduction or interruption shall continue only for as long as reasonably necessary.

Emergency Curtailment. NGS may curtail, reduce or interrupt its delivery of all or a portion of the Product of any of the Facilities whenever: (a) continued operation of such Facility would result in damage to the Facility or to a transmission or distribution system with which such Facility is directly interconnected, or (b) if a transmission or distribution system with which such Facility is directly interconnected experiences an emergency, as designated by the affected utility, or (c) whenever it is necessary to aid in the restoration of service on a system with which such Facility is directly or indirectly interconnected, or (d) whenever requested by ISO-NE or a governmental authority with applicable jurisdiction, or (e) as required by Good Industry Practice. NGS shall notify NGC, or its Designee, as soon as reasonably practicable of any such curtailment, reduction or interruption, it being understood that it is may not be reasonably practicable to provide such notice in advance of such an event. Such notice may be either written or oral with length and content as mutually agreed by the Parties depending on the nature of the incident. Any such curtailment, reduction or interruption shall continue only for as long as reasonably necessary.