Section 23: Unforeseen events
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23. Unforeseen events
The Authority may take such measures as it thinks fit to maintain or restore a continuous and uninterrupted service where there has been a prolonged interruption in the electricity service to a significant segment of customers as a result of—
(a) a force majeure;
(b) any accident, sabotage or terrorist act affecting any undertaking;
(c) unavailability of capacity to provide any electricity services; or
(d) such other circumstances as may be deemed by the Authority to
be an emergency condition.
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Questions this section answers
- Can the Authority take special measures to restore power after a prolonged outage caused by a disaster or sabotage?