Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity Clause Samples

The 'Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity' clause defines the procedures and consequences if a party fails to deliver or construct the agreed-upon increase in capacity, such as production, storage, or service capability, within a specified timeframe. Typically, this clause outlines the steps to be taken if the additional capacity is not achieved, which may include financial penalties, remedial actions, or the right for the other party to seek alternative solutions. Its core function is to allocate risk and ensure accountability, providing a clear mechanism for addressing underperformance and protecting the interests of the party relying on the promised capacity expansion.
Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity. (a) Where there is a delay in the completion of a project creating Additional Capacity such that some, but not all, Additional Capacity becomes available, or a project creating Additional Capacity creates less Capacity than expected, that capacity will be allocated among the access holders who have entitlements to the Additional Capacity on an equitable pro-rata basis. By way of example, if one access holder had 60% of all contracted entitlements to the Additional Capacity created by that project, then 60% of the available Additional Capacity will be allocated to that access holder. (b) ARTC will promptly inform the HVCCC of the result of the allocation of Capacity under clause 6.4(a).
Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity. Where there is a delay in the completion of a project creating Additional Capacity such that some, but not all, Additional Capacity becomes available, that capacity will be allocated among the access holders who have entitlements to the Additional Capacity on an equitable pro-ratae basis. By way of example, if one access holder had 60% of all contracted entitlements to the Additional Capacity created by that project, then 60% of the available Additional Capacity will be allocated to that access holder.
Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity. If there is a delay in the completion of a project creating Additional Capacity for which the Access Holder has contracted for under this agreement and some, but not all, of that Additional Capacity becomes available, ARTC must allocate that portion of the Additional Capacity which is available in accordance with the Access Undertaking.
Shortfall in creation of Additional Capacity. Deleted: 29 October 2009

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