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8. METERING OF PROJECT - 8.1 The Eligible Production of the Project shall be metered at the Point of Interconnection. The meter shall measure the Eligible Production of the Project as well as electricity consumed by the Project. - 8.2 The...
AI summary The metering requirements for the project mandate that eligible production be measured at the point of interconnection, maintained by the purchaser or an independent service provider. Separate metering is required for multiple energy sources, with accounting records and auditable reports to ensure accurate tracking of eligible production.
11. PERFORMANCE - 11.1 The Minister will review the Expected Annual Production after the first eight full quarters of production from the Project. Notwithstanding the Article 28 (Amendments) of this Agreement, if the Project does not meet...
AI summary The Minister reviews project production after eight quarters, adjusting expected annual production if actual output falls below 90% of targets. If production meets or exceeds 90%, stated numbers in Schedule A are fixed. Otherwise, eligible production and incentive payments are revised accordingly.
ANNUAL REPORTING ON THE PROJECT'S PERFORMANCE The Proponent shall provide an annual report at the end of each operational year, on the anniversary of the Commissioned Date, showing the actual performance of the Project and, when required,...
AI summary The Proponent must submit annual reports detailing project performance, including monthly eligible production, resource assessments, and quarterly performance analysis. Biomass projects require air contaminants emissions reports, and EcoLogo certification validation under the Environmental Choice Program. Reports must be submitted within three months of the operational year's end.
3.2 Performance Security (a) - (i) The Seller shall provide and maintain Performance Security: - (A) in an amount equal to two-fifths (2/5) of the Pre-COD Amount, within ten (10) Business Days of the date of the PPA; and - (B) in an amount...
AI summary Section 3.2 outlines Performance Security requirements under the PPA. The Seller must provide Performance Security in two stages: 2/5 of Pre-COD Amount within 10 Business Days of the PPA and 3/5 upon receiving the Interconnection Study. NSPI may enforce the security via Letters of Credit, reduce it post-Commercial Operation Date, and withhold payments for defaults. Replacement security must be provided if defaults occur or Letters of Credit expire.
- 32.4 The DEVELOPER may order any part or parts of the Work to be specially examined should it believe that such Work is not in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Documents. If, upon examination such work be found not in acc...
AI summary The DEVELOPER may inspect work and require corrections if discrepancies are found, while the CONTRACTOR must maintain detailed Work Records and comply with management systems as per Contract Documents.
SCHEDULE B4 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND DRAWINGS All Technical Specifications and Drawings will be made available by the DEVELOPER on the DEVELOPER's FTP site. The DEVELOPER will fonvard document transmittals to the CONTRACTOR and the C...
AI summary The DEVELOPER must provide technical specifications and drawings via an FTP site, with the CONTRACTOR responsible for downloading and accepting them. The CONTRACTOR must update these documents based on Schedule B2's site layout, acknowledging that such updates do not alter the scope of the Works.
ARTICLE 11. PERFORMANCE OBLIGATION
AI summary Article 11 outlines Nova Scotia Power Inc.'s (NSP) obligation to meet renewable energy targets under the RES, with penalties for non-compliance. It references PPA obligations and regulatory oversight by the UARB, emphasizing NSP's duty to deliver energy yields (P50) and adhere to performance metrics.
N-3-(b)Redacted NSPI Response to UARB IR-12 (att 7-10) to IR-17
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6 FOLLOW-UP AND MONITORING SkyPower is committed to conducting monitoring activities to address residual environmental effects with a high level of concern or uncertainty. While it is anticipated that the residual environmental effects of...
AI summary SkyPower will monitor residual environmental effects of the Digby Wind Power Project through an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) and pre-construction measures, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The EA Registration is deemed sufficient to predict residual effects' significance.
Completion SkyPower Corporation Digby Wind Power Project Contract 090630.00 General Commissioning (CX) Requirements Section 01 91 13 Page 9 June 2009 1.21 COMMISSIONING PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION (Cont'd) .4 (Cont'd) September 15 when outsid...
AI summary The document outlines commissioning and performance verification requirements for the Digby Wind Power Project, specifying conditions for summer and winter commissioning, the need for repeatable procedures, adherence to manufacturer instructions, and the availability of EMCS trending data as supporting documentation.
- 1.1 WORK INCLUDED .1 This Section specifies requirements for supplying, transporting and installing all items of rough carpentry. - 1.2 RELATED WORK .1 Insulation: Section 07 21 00 - .2 Sealants: Section 07 92 00 - .3 Painting: Section 0...
AI summary This section outlines the requirements for rough carpentry work, including related tasks like insulation and painting, and specifies the standards and references that must be followed for materials and construction practices.
within 7 days of review, verifying compliance of Work SkyPower Corporation Digby Wind Power Project Contract 090630.00 Common Work Results - Electrical Section 26 05 00 Page 3 June 2009 1.5 SUBMITTALS (Cont'd) .10 Contractor's Field Report...
AI summary The document outlines quality assurance and compliance procedures for the Digby Wind Power Project, including site meetings, submission of reports, and coordination with electrical inspection authorities to ensure adherence to standards and regulations.
- QUALITY .1 The Contractor shall have a QA program to ASSURANCE (QA) manage incoming parts, assemblies and final product installations. - .2 The Contractor shall have test procedures in place to ensure the final installed cable system mee...
AI summary The Contractor is required to implement a quality assurance program to manage parts, assemblies, and installations, ensure test procedures meet specifications, and use equipment labeled by CSA or ULC.
2.0 LOCATION OF MANUFACTURER AND QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM LEVEL ESTABLISHED. LOCATION Q.A. LEVEL Tank TAIWAN ISO 9001 Radiators CHINA ISO 9001 Fans / Pumps KRENZ-VENT(USA)or Equal/NA ISO 9001 Core JAPAN ISO 9001 Winding TAIWAN ISO 9001 In...
AI summary This section outlines the location of manufacturers and the quality assurance (Q.A.) level established for various components, all adhering to the ISO 9001 standard. The table lists components such as tanks, radiators, fans/pumps, and others with their respective manufacturing locations and quality assurance levels.