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Topic:"Jurisdictional Questions" in M13042

Matter: Procurement Administrator - Power Advisory - Application for Approval of the Green Choice Power Purchase Agreement
6 passages 4 documents

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P-1-(i)Appendix A - Green Choice PPA 1 passage
1.1 Definitions p. p. 9
1 5 as amended from time to time, and specifically includes the thirteen bands of Mi'kmaq people in Nova Scotia. Ineligible Land – means land that is provincial Crown land or Protected Land. Insolvency Legislation – means the Bankruptcy an...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to land eligibility, insolvency legislation, interconnection facilities, and international agencies. It references legal frameworks and agreements relevant to energy infrastructure and regulatory processes.

P-1-(ii)Appendix B - Green Choice PPA Blackline to PPA in M11455 1 passage
(e) Until a Project Lender: p. pp. 70-71
(e) Until a Project Lender: - (i) exercises its foreclosure rights or has otherwise taken ownership of the Seller's Interest, or - (ii) has taken possession or control of the Seller's Interest, whether directly or by an agent as a mortgage...

AI summary This clause outlines the conditions under which a Project Lender is not liable for the Seller's obligations or entitled to the Seller's rights and benefits, except as a security interest. It specifies that the Project Lender's liability and entitlement are contingent on ownership or control of the Seller's Interest and cease upon transfer to a third party at arm's length.

P-1-(iii)Appendix C - DRAFT #1 Green Choice PPA 2026 - CLEAN 3 passages
1.1 Definitions p. p. 9
c 1 5 as amended from time to time, and specifically incudes the thirteen bands of Mi'kmaq people in Nova Scotia. Ineligible Land – means land that is provincial Crown land or Protected Land. Insolvency Legislation – means the Bankruptcy a...

AI summary The text defines key terms related to land eligibility, insolvency legislation, interconnection facilities, and international agencies within the context of a regulatory proceeding. It includes references to legal frameworks and agreements governing generator interconnection and energy delivery.

10.4 Remedies of the Seller p. pp. 56-57
10.4 Remedies of the Seller (a) If a NSPI Event of Default occurs, other than a NSPI Event of Default under Sections [10.3(b)](#page-56-4) and [10.3(c),](#page-56-3) and has not been remedied or cured within the time allowed pursuant to th...

AI summary This section outlines the remedies available to the Seller in the event of a NSPI Event of Default, including termination rights, set-off of payments, and suspension of obligations under the Agreement, with varying timelines and conditions based on the type of default.

8. Governing Law p. p. 100
8. Governing Law This agreement will be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Province of Nova Scotia and the federal laws of Canada applicable in the Province of Nova Scotia.

AI summary The agreement is governed by the laws of Nova Scotia and applicable federal laws in the province.

P-1-(v)Appendix E - Draft Green Choice Program Procurement Request for Proposals (RFP) 1 passage
Guidance p. p. 57
Guidance Special Move Permits and /or Exceptional Move Permits are required for any over dimension transport of goods or materials on Nova Scotia's public roads. The weight restrictions vary, and Proponents should revie[w Weight and Dimens...

AI summary The document provides guidance on obtaining Special Move Permits and Exceptional Move Permits for transporting oversized or heavy goods on Nova Scotia's public roads, emphasizing the need for route analysis, compliance with weight and dimension regulations, and coordination with the Department of Public Works for infrastructure compatibility.

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