SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING Sample Clauses

The SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities for safely retiring or dismantling a system at the end of its operational life. It typically specifies steps such as data backup and deletion, removal of hardware or software components, and compliance with relevant regulations or security standards. This clause ensures that decommissioning is handled in an orderly and secure manner, minimizing risks such as data breaches or operational disruptions.
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. The System shall be decommissioned at such time, no earlier than 15 years and no later than 25 years from the Initial RFS Date, as either FA-1 or the holders of three quarters of the then activated capacity on the System determine that the System is technically obsolete or has reached the end of its useful economic life. There shall be no compensation payable to Purchaser whether Purchaser voted for or against decommissioning. FA-1 shall where possible notify Purchaser if the System or any material portion thereof is to be decommissioned at least 12 months prior to such decommissioning (or by such later date as may be possible if 12 months notice is not possible). This provision is without prejudice to the rights of FA-1 to decommission the System without any liability to Purchaser whatsoever in the event of a force majeure event which makes it impossible to maintain the business efficacy of the System.
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. The System shall be decommissioned at such time, no earlier than 15 years and no later than 25 years from the Initial RFS Date, as either FA-1 or the holders of three quarters of the then activated capacity on the System determine that the System is technically obsolete or has reached the end of its useful economic life. There shall be no compensation payable to GTE whether GTE voted for or against decommissioning. This provision is without prejudice to the rights of FA-1 to decommission the System without any liability to GTE whatsoever, in the event of a Force Majeure Event which makes it impossible to maintain the business efficacy of the System. FA-1 will notify GTE of the possibility of any such decommissioning of the System by FA-1 and give due consideration to GTE's position and concerns regarding such possible decommissioning when considering whether to decommission the System.
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. The System shall be decommissioned at such time, no earlier than 15 years and no later than 25 years from the Initial RFS Date, as either FA-1 or the holders of three quarters of the then activated capacity on the System determine that the System is technically obsolete or has reached the end of its useful economic life. There shall be no compensation payable to ▇▇▇▇ ATLANTIC whether ▇▇▇▇ ATLANTIC voted for or against decommissioning. This provision is without prejudice to the rights of FA-1 to decommission the System without any liability to ▇▇▇▇ ATLANTIC whatsoever, in the event of a Force Majeure Event which makes it impossible to maintain the business efficacy of the System. FA-1 will notify ▇▇▇▇ ATLANTIC of the possibility of any such decommissioning of the System by FA-1 and give due consideration to ▇▇▇▇ ATLANTIC's position and concerns regarding such possible decommissioning when considering whether to decommission the System.
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. The System shall be decommissioned at such time, no earlier than 15 years and no later than 25 years from the Initial RFS Date, as either FA-1 or the holders of three quarters of the then activated capacity on the System determine that the System is technically obsolete or has reached the end of its useful economic life. There shall be no compensation payable to Purchaser whether Purchaser voted for or against decommissioning. This provision is without prejudice to the rights of FA-1 to decommission the System without any liability to Purchaser whatsoever, in the event of a catastrophic failure of all or a portion of the System, whether caused by natural hazard or major technical fault, which makes it impossible to maintain the business efficacy of the System, or if any governmental, municipal, institutional, or commercial authority, license, permission authorisation, right, or concession necessary for the business efficacy of the System is not granted, subject to prohibitive conditions or is terminated with no reasonable prospect of retrieval within a period of 12 months following the date of termination. ***
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. 10.1 Upon expiration or termination of the Agreement for any reason, NetRefer shall decommission the Service (“System Decommissioning”). System Decommissioning entails the removal of DNS records, removal of CDN SSL property, WAF removal, SSL certificates revocation, application and websites removal, removal of FTPS account used for media/microsite uploads, removal of SFTP account used for data transfer, removal of web services, removal of access to any NetRefer APIs, and removing Licensee database, and includes all or any of the following: removal of access to the Service from the NetRefer Infrastructure and systems; deletion of backup mechanisms; sanitizations. 10.2 Upon termination or expiration of the Agreement for any reason, the Licensee shall pay to NetRefer a mandatory System Decommissioning fee in the amount specified in the Order Form (“System Decommissioning Fee”). Any delay in payment of the System Decommissioning Fee shall be subject to interest, as specified in clause 8.1.4 above. 10.3 Should the Licensee require Standard Data Export or Advanced Data Export (as specified below), it shall notify NetRefer thereof prior to termination of the Agreement. No export is possible after the System Decommissioning. Standard Data Export and/or Advanced Data Export shall not be provided unless all outstanding fees, including the System Decommissioning Fee, have been paid in full by Licensee to NetRefer. Nevertheless, the period for retention of the data by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, pursuant to the DPA, shall commence immediately upon expiration or termination of the Agreement Term.
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SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING. ‌‌ 11.1 Immediately upon expiration or termination of the Agreement for any reason, Licensee shall pay to Licensor a mandatory system decommissioning fee in the amount specified in the Order Form (“System Decommissioning Fee”). Any delay in payment of the System Decommissioning Fee shall be subject to interest, as specified in clause 9.1.4 above. 11.2 Licensor shall provide Licensee with an estimated time for completion of the System Decommissioning process based on the scope of data and the manpower required. 11.3 The System Decommissioning process shall not commence until all outstanding fees, including the System Decommissioning Fee, have been paid in full by Licensee to Licensor. Nevertheless, the period for retention of the data by Licensor, pursuant to the DPA, shall commence immediately upon expiration of the Agreement Term.
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