Topic:"Emergency Response" in M06733

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines that neither party is liable for performance failures due to Force Majeure Events. Parties must notify each other promptly, mitigate impacts, and resume obligations. The agreement term is not extended despite delays. However, failures due to negligence or non-Force Majeure events (e.g., EfficiencyOne's omissions) do not qualify for extensions.

- (d) "Consequential Losses" means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages or under...

AI summary The section defines key terms in the agreement, including 'Consequential Losses,' 'Contract Documents,' 'EECA Plan,' 'Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities,' and 'Force Majeure Event.' Definitions emphasize legal liability, contractual obligations, regulatory compliance, and unforeseen events impacting performance.

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines that neither party is in breach if performance is hindered by such events. Parties must notify each other promptly, take steps to mitigate impacts, and resume performance. However, EfficiencyOne's negligence or failure to comply isn't considered Force Majeure.

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines that neither party is liable for performance failures caused by Force Majeure Events. Parties must notify each other promptly, mitigate impacts, and resume performance. EfficiencyOne's negligence or omissions are explicitly excluded from Force Majeure protections.

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary The Force Majeure clause defines circumstances where obligations under the agreement may be suspended due to unforeseen events. Parties must notify each other promptly, take steps to mitigate impacts, and resume performance. EfficiencyOne's failures or negligence are explicitly excluded from Force Majeure considerations.

- (d) " Consequential Losses " means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages or unde...

AI summary This section defines key legal terms for a regulatory agreement, including Consequential Losses, Contract Documents, EECA Plan, Environmental Laws, and Force Majeure Events. Terms relate to contractual obligations, regulatory compliance, and electricity efficiency programs under Nova Scotia's regulatory framework.

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary Section 13 outlines Force Majeure provisions, stating neither party is in breach if performance is hindered by such events. Parties must notify promptly, mitigate impacts, and resume performance. However, EfficiencyOne's failures or negligence are explicitly excluded from Force Majeure considerations.

- (d) "Consequential Losses" means consequential, special, incidental, multiple, exemplary or punitive damages including lost profits, whether such claim of lost profits is categorized as indirect, direct or consequential damages or under...

AI summary Defines key terms including Consequential Losses, Contract Documents, EECA Plan, Environmental Laws, and Force Majeure Events. References EfficiencyOne's EECA Plan approved by UARB and Schedule 'A' for Electricity Efficiency and Conservation Activities.

13. FORCE MAJEURE - 13.1 Neither Party shall be in breach of its obligations under this Agreement where failure to perform or delay in performance of any obligation is due, wholly or in part, to a Force Majeure Event. - 13.2 Each Party sha...

AI summary The Force Majeure clause outlines that neither party is in breach if performance is delayed or failed due to Force Majeure events. Parties must notify each other promptly, take steps to mitigate impacts, and resume performance. The agreement term is not extended, but performance time is. EfficiencyOne's failures or negligence are explicitly excluded from Force Majeure considerations.