N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 10/4/2010
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U & U - Item Greater Than $1 Million - (Non-Confidential) CI 40103 – Load Control Demonstration Project (U & U) - $4,293,793 Zero dollars spent to date. A condition of the Participation Agreement requires that NSPI receive Board approval b...
AI summary NSPI is requesting Board approval for the Load Control Demonstration Project, which has a budget of over four million dollars. The project requires approval by November 30, 2010, and NSPI plans to collaborate with Board Staff to expedite the process.
2. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES - 2.1 Each Party represents and wanants to the other Parties that, as of the Effective Date: - (a) all factual matters contained in this Agreement respecting the Party and all supporting material submitted...
AI summary The section outlines representations and warranties made by the parties to the agreement, ensuring the accuracy of information, legal compliance, and the absence of conflicting obligations. NB Power specifically guarantees no outstanding obligations to Canada and agrees to cover any set-off amounts from the Federal Contribution Agreement.
4. DELIVERAllLES: - 4.1 The scope of the Project is set out in the Proposal and the performance of the Project shall be shared among the Parties according to the tasks and contributions set out herein. - 4.2 NB Power agrees that it is obli...
AI summary The document outlines the obligations and deliverables of the Parties involved in the Project, including compliance with legal requirements, environmental assessments, and the role of the Executive Oversight Committee in approving material changes. It also details the responsibilities of NB Power and the handling of costs and losses associated with the Project.
12 CONDITIONS - NSPI & MARITIME ELECTRIC - 12.1 The obligations of NSPI under this Agreement are subject to and conditional upon NSPI receiving approval, satisfactory to NSPI in its sole discretion, of this Agreement, the Project and NSPI'...
AI summary The agreement between NSPI and Maritime Electric is conditional on receiving regulatory approvals from the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board by November 30, 2010. If approval is not obtained or is unsatisfactory, the agreement is not binding, and the parties are released from obligations. Approval conditions may be waived by either party.
16. SUBCONTRACTS 16.1 The Parties acknowledge that NB Power is compelled to abide by the subcontracting provisions in the Federal Contribution Agreement and that it shall be responsible for obtaining any ministerial consent that is require...
AI summary The Parties agree that NB Power must comply with subcontracting provisions in the Federal Contribution Agreement and obtain ministerial consent for any subcontracting above $1,000,000. NB Power will assist in obtaining such consent.
24. GOVERNING LAW 24.1 This Agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws in force in the Province of New Brunswick and the laws of Canada in force in the Province of New Brunswick.
AI summary The agreement is governed by the laws of New Brunswick and federal laws applicable in New Brunswick, as stated in section 24.1.
25. ASSIGNMENT - 25.1 A Party shall not assign this Agreement or any palt thereof, without the prior written consent of all of the other Parties, which consent is not to be unreasonably withheld. - 25.2 NB Power shall not assign the Federa...
AI summary Section 25 of the Agreement outlines restrictions on assignment, requiring prior written consent from all other parties for any assignment of the Agreement or specific parts, including the Federal Contribution Agreement by NB Power.
D. How DO THE PROJECT'S OBJECTIVES ALIGN WITH THOSE OF CEf? Clean Energy Fund Program Objectives The Maritime Demand Response Project for Wind Integration Proposal Alignment with CEF Demonstration Objectives Currently less, than half of PE...
AI summary The document discusses how the Maritime Demand Response Project aligns with the Clean Energy Fund (CEF) objectives, focusing on increasing non-emitting electricity sources and addressing regulatory and institutional challenges in integrating wind power. The project aims to determine if load control can serve as a cost-effective and reliable ancillary service.
2.3.3 EVIDENCE OF RECEPTOR INTEREST Provide evidence that this receptor interest exists, is there evidence of market pull? Are receptor interests involved on the project team? Are they passive interests or do they have financial commitment...
AI summary This section asks for evidence that receptor interest exists, whether there is market pull, if receptor interests are involved on the project team, and whether they are passive or have financial commitments to the project.
!.l In !hIs Agreement: II AgreementU means this Agreement and the attached Schedwes At B) C, D and E; IICompletion Date" means the date that the Proponent shan complete-the Project as specified in Paragraph 4.2; "Contribntion" means tbe fu...
AI summary This document outlines the terms of an agreement between the Proponent and the Minister, defining key terms such as 'Completion Date,' 'Contribution,' 'Eligible Costs,' 'Fiscal Year,' and 'Total Project Costs.' It also establishes the order of precedence for the agreement's components and clarifies grammatical variations of defined terms.
Fiscal Years 2013 and 2014 • Completion of final report outlining customer, New Brunswick System Operator (the ''NBSO'') and regulator response, including a business case for scalability ofload control for wind integration. Each of the Par...
AI summary The text outlines the completion of a final report on customer, New Brunswick System Operator, and regulator responses, as well as the alignment of project deliverables with the Federal Contribution Agreement and NB Power's requirements. Deliverables must be reviewed and approved by the Working Group, NB Power, and the Executive Oversight Committee by December 31, 2010.
Mandate The Executive Oversight Committee will be responsible for monitoring Project status, addressing escalated issues, and carrying out the responsibilities assigned to it under the Agreement. The Executive Oversight Committee members w...
AI summary The Executive Oversight Committee is tasked with overseeing the Project, ensuring alignment among utilities, approving budgets and contracts, managing risks, and facilitating communication. It also has authority over vendor selection, federal funding allocation, and handling escalated issues in accordance with the Agreement.