No Charge for Mutual Benefits of Interconnection Sample Clauses

The "No Charge for Mutual Benefits of Interconnection" clause establishes that neither party will impose fees on the other for the basic act of interconnecting their respective systems or networks when both parties derive mutual benefit from the arrangement. In practice, this means that if two telecommunications providers connect their networks to allow their customers to communicate, neither can charge the other simply for the privilege of interconnection itself. This clause ensures that the costs associated with establishing a mutually advantageous connection are not used as a barrier or point of contention, thereby promoting cooperation and fair access between parties.
No Charge for Mutual Benefits of Interconnection. The PJM Transmission System and the New York Transmission System, by virtue of being connected with a much larger Interconnection, share Mutual Benefits such as transient and steady-state support. PJM and NYISO shall not charge one another for such Mutual Benefits.
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No Charge for Mutual Benefits of Interconnection. Both the New England Transmission System and New York Transmission System, by virtue of being connected to each other and with a much larger Interconnection, share Mutual Benefits such as transient and steady-state support. NYISO and ISO-NE shall not charge one another for such Mutual Benefits.
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No Charge for Mutual Benefits of Interconnection. The NL Transmission System and the NS Transmission System, by virtue of being connected to each other, will share Mutual Benefits. NLH and NSPI shall not charge one another for Mutual Benefits.
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