Unit Trips Clause Samples

The 'Unit Trips' clause defines the rules and procedures governing individual trips or journeys made by a specific unit, such as a vehicle, vessel, or piece of equipment, under a contract. It typically outlines how each trip is scheduled, tracked, and billed, and may specify requirements for documentation, reporting, or performance standards for each unit's operation. By clearly delineating the expectations and responsibilities for each trip, this clause ensures operational clarity and helps prevent disputes over service delivery or payment.
Unit Trips. Licensee shall make a Good Faith effort to control streamflow 2 releases to stay within the Basic Ramping Rates but shall not be in violation of the 3 Basic Ramping Rates in the event that the specified rates are exceeded due to a unit 4 tripping off-line, and subsequent restoration, or other conditions beyond the 5 reasonable control of Licensee. 6
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Unit Trips. Seller warrants and guarantees that, after the first Contract Year, Unit Trips will not exceed three (3) per Contract Year.
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Unit Trips. SELLER warrants and guarantees that the Unit Trips of the Facility per annum will not exceed twelve (12) per annum from the Phase 1 In- Service Date until the End of Phase 2 Start-Up and six (6) per annum from the End of Phase 2 Start-Up to the end of the Transition Period, and during any Contract Year thereafter.
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Unit Trips. 39 (6) Exclusive Warranties............................................. 39 E. Metering............................................................... 39 (1) Meters........................................................... 39 (2) Communications, Telemetering and Remote Control Equipment................................................ 40 (3) Meter Testing.................................................... 40 (4) Corrections...................................................... 40 F.
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Unit Trips. The Seller warrants and guarantees that the Unit Trips of the Expansion Facility will not exceed four (4) per Contract Year, except for the initial Contract Year, for which Unit Trips limit will be prorated based on four (4) per twelve (12) calendar months. Unit Trips of the Existing Facility are governed under the Current PPA.
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