Emergency Disconnection Clause Samples
The Emergency Disconnection clause allows one party, typically a service provider or utility, to immediately suspend or disconnect services in the event of an emergency or safety concern. This clause is triggered by situations such as equipment failure, natural disasters, or threats to public safety, and it permits action without the usual advance notice requirements. Its core function is to protect people and property by enabling swift responses to urgent hazards, thereby minimizing potential harm or damage.
Emergency Disconnection. The Utility may disconnect the Unit, without prior notice to the Interconnection Customer (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Utility personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the Utility system; (c) if a hazardous condition relating to the Unit is observed by a Utility inspection; or (d) if the Interconnection Customer has tampered with any protective device. The Utility shall notify the Interconnection Customer of the emergency if circumstances permit. The Interconnection Customer shall notify the Utility promptly when it becomes aware of an emergency condition that affects the Unit that may reasonably be expected to affect the Utility EPS.
Emergency Disconnection. The Utility may disconnect the Unit, without prior notice to the Customer (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Utility personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the Utility system; (c) if a hazardous condition relating to the Unit is observed by a Utility inspection; or (d) if the Customer has tampered with any protective device. The Utility shall notify the Customer of the emergency if circumstances permit.
Emergency Disconnection. Member City may disconnect the Solar Facility, without prior notice to the Customer: (a) if reasonably necessary to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Member City personnel, the Customer, or the general public; (b) if pre-Emergency or Emergency conditions exist on Member City’s System; (c) if a hazardous condition relating to the Solar Facility is observed by Member City personnel or reported to Member City; or (d) if the Customer has, without Member City’s prior written consent, modified any protective device. Member City shall notify the Customer of the disconnection under this Section 10.2.1, as soon as reasonably possible following the disconnection.
Emergency Disconnection. T&D Manager may disconnect the Unit, without prior notice to the Interconnection Customer (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Company personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the LIPA System;
Emergency Disconnection. Company reserves the right to disconnect Customer’s conductors or apparatus from the Kentucky Utilities System without prior notice when, in the exercise of reasonable care, Company determines that it is necessary in the interest of preserving or protecting life, property or both. However, in the case of such emergency disconnection, Company shall provide Customer with notice of same as soon as reasonably possible, with an explanation of the reason for the disconnection and an estimate of when Customer’s Electric Service would be restored.
Emergency Disconnection. FCU may disconnect the Generating Facility, without prior notice to the Generator (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to FCU personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the FCU System; (c) if a hazardous condition relating to the Generating Facility is observed by an FCU inspection; or (d) if the Generator has tampered with any protective device. FCU shall notify the Generator of the emergency if circumstances permit.
Emergency Disconnection. The Company may disconnect the Unit, without prior notice to the Customer (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Company personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the Company system;
Emergency Disconnection. If Powerlink reasonably believes that the operation of the Customer Facility, or any part of it, poses a threat to the safety of persons or Power System Security or may lead to damage to the Transmission Network or any of the Powerlink Assets or any third party property, Powerlink may take any action that it reasonably considers necessary (including disconnection at the Asset Boundary). In exercising its rights under this clause, Powerlink must comply with any relevant operational requirements set out in Schedule 4 (“Operational procedures”).
Emergency Disconnection. Company reserves the right to disconnect Customer’s cessary in the interest of preserving KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION of such emeLrignednacCy. dBirsicdownenllection, Executive Director on conductors or apparatus from the Kentucky Utilities System without prior notice when, in the exercise of reasonable care, Company determines that it is ne as reasonably possible, with an or protecting life, property or both. However, in the case Company shall provide Customer with notice of same as so explanation of the reason for the disconnection and an estimate of when Customer’s Electric Service would be restored.
Emergency Disconnection. PSEG-Long Island may disconnect the Unit, without prior notice to the Customer (a) to eliminate conditions that constitute a potential hazard to Company personnel or the general public; (b) if pre-emergency or emergency conditions exist on the LIPA System; (c) if a hazardous condition relating to the Unit is observed by a PSEG-Long Island inspection; or (d) if the Customer has tampered with any protective device. T&D Manager shall notify the Customer of the emergency if circumstances permit.