Power Lines and Substations Clause Samples

The 'Power Lines and Substations' clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of electrical infrastructure such as power lines and substations on a property. Typically, this clause outlines where such infrastructure can be placed, who is responsible for upkeep, and any restrictions or requirements for access. For example, it may specify that the utility company has the right to enter the property to repair or upgrade equipment. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both property owners and utility providers have clear guidelines regarding the use and management of essential electrical infrastructure, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring reliable power delivery.
Power Lines and Substations. Gas Party or Coal Party may access and draw electrical power from any power line or substation of the other when necessary or convenient for operations related to its rights hereunder but only if and to the extent a power line or substation owned, constructed, or controlled by the other in the Pennsylvania Mine Area has surplus power or has the capacity to provide surplus power, and to the extent permitted by all applicable Laws and the terms of all Existing Permits/Agreements; provided, however, that, upon demand, accessing Party shall reimburse at cost the other Party for any usage of power in connection with the foregoing. To the extent not already accomplished in other documents, Coal Party and Gas Party hereby grant to the other a license to access and draw electrical power from other’s power lines and substations consistent with the foregoing for the term of this Agreement. Gas Party and Coal Party shall, upon demand, pay to the other its ratable share of all operating expenses and, with respect to any power line or substation constructed after the Execution Date, Gas Party’s ratable share of all capital costs relating to power lines and substations owned, constructed, or controlled by Coal Party and benefiting Gas Party or Gas Party and benefiting Coal Party.
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Power Lines and Substations. Gas Party or Coal Party may access and draw electrical power from any power line or substation of the other Party when necessary or convenient for operations related to its rights hereunder, but only if and to the extent such power line or substation is owned or controlled by the other Party as of the Effective Time in the Cooperation Area and is currently being used by Gas Party with respect its operations in the Cooperation Area as of the Effective Time or is currently being used by Coal Party with respect to its operations in a Mine Area as of the Effective Time, as applicable, has surplus power or has the capacity to provide surplus power, and to the extent permitted by all applicable Laws and the terms of all Existing Permits/Agreements; provided, however, that, upon demand, the accessing Party shall reimburse the other Party at cost for any usage of power in connection with the foregoing. To the extent not already accomplished in other documents, Coal Party and Gas Party each hereby grant to the other Party a license to access and draw electrical power from the other Party’s power lines and substations consistent with the foregoing for the Term of this Agreement. Gas Party and Coal Party shall, upon demand, pay to the other Party its ratable share of all operating expenses and, with respect to any power line or substation owned or controlled by the other Party that is accessed and used pursuant to the License Use Rights herein granted.
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