N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 10/4/2010
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10. LIABILITY & INDEMNITIES - 10.1 In no event shall any Party be liable to any other Patty for any indirect, incidental or consequential, special, punitive or exemplary damages or for any economic losses, regardless of its having been adv...
AI summary This section outlines the liability and indemnity provisions of the agreement, limiting liability for indirect damages, requiring parties to correct errors in information supplied, and establishing that each party is liable for its own acts and omissions. It also specifies how liability is apportioned if the Minister makes a claim against NBPower.
FOUR: To RESPOND TO NATIONAL AND REGIONAL PRIORITIES FOR RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION.
AI summary This section outlines the commitment to align with national and regional priorities for research and collaboration, emphasizing efforts to address environmental and energy challenges through coordinated initiatives.
2.1.1 PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS Please list here all partners and collaborators, including the applicant, and explain the nature of their role in, and contribution to, the project. Why are these other stakeholders and collaborators involv...
AI summary The document outlines the formation of an Oversight Steering Committee involving Maritime utilities to monitor project performance, budget, and deliverables. It also mentions a legal framework governing performance requirements, funding allocation, confidentiality, and intellectual property agreements.
28. . LOmmNGAcr :: 28.1 The Proponent shall ensure that any person lobbying on behalf of the Proponent is registered .ptirsnant to the Lobby/.gAol and thatthe rees pald to the lobbyist are not to he related to the v'lue of the financlal co...
AI summary The Proponent is required to register any lobbyists acting on their behalf and ensure that payments to these lobbyists are not tied to the value of financial contributions under the agreement.
C. FIn.1 Reports (FIn.ncial and ProgresSiTechnical): - i) The Proponent shall submit a financial report that shail demonstrate how the contribution was spent. As specified in the Paragraph 12.2 ofthl. Agreement, the Proponent shall provide...
AI summary The Proponent is required to submit a detailed financial and technical report on the Project, including a declaration of contributions received, a narrative of activities contributing to the Project's benefits, and a final report with sections such as executive summary, background, objectives, and cost tables. A fact sheet based on the report will also be prepared and posted on the NRCan website.
N-2Responses to Information Requests (Non-Confidential)
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NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Response IR-2: (cont'd) 2 - 5. To develop a communications plan and protocol for the Project. - 4 6. To report deliverables in an annual report to the Program Director. 5 6 Project Managers 7 - 8 The role of the Project...
AI summary The text outlines Project Manager responsibilities, including developing a communications plan, submitting annual reports to the Program Director, and weekly coordination. It emphasizes project management structure and oversight.
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Request IR-15: 2 3 Reference Page 52 of 151, Section Two, To Reduce GHG Emissions 4 5 (a) These sections list reductions required under Canada's GHG plan, for Canada and 6 for the electricity sector. Are these reductions...
AI summary The document contains a request (IR-15) from NSPI asking whether Canada's GHG emission reduction targets for the electricity sector are legally mandated or part of a federal plan, and requesting supporting documentation. The response states these targets are part of a federal plan but not yet legislated, with reference to Attachment 1.
for Clean Electricity These tough federal regulatory and other actions are expected to result in greenhouse gas reductions of 230 megatonnes from projected levels by 2020. Yet even with tough new federal regulation, and the promises of som...
AI summary Federal actions aim to reduce electricity sector emissions by 25 megatonnes by 2020, forming a clean electricity task force to achieve this. Despite regulations and provincial commitments, electricity generation remains Canada's largest greenhouse gas source at 90 megatonnes in 2020. The government may use regulatory powers to enforce reductions.