APPROVED PHASE II PERFORMANCE ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

APPROVED PHASE II PERFORMANCE ACTIVITIES. Consistent with the Subphase IIa SOPO, the costs of the following activities constitute allowable costs during the Phase II definitization period. The costs of other activities are considered unallowable. • Project management and controls, including but not limited to reporting and rebaselining the schedule and cash flow for the actual Phase II start date • Advance environmental permitting and the NEPA process • finalize acquisition of pore space purchase options and obtain other necessary commitments from landowners on the properties needed for the pipeline, storage site surface facilities, and VRT facilities; • Advance Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) • advance a final design and cost estimate • prepare an MVA Program Plan • execute the Cooperation and Technology Agreement with the oxy-combustion project • execute a CO2 Off-Take Agreement (after an acceptable power purchase agreement is negotiated by the oxy-combustion project sponsor) • G&A activities.
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APPROVED PHASE II PERFORMANCE ACTIVITIES. Consistent with the Subphase IIa SOPO, the costs of the following activities constitute allowable costs during the Phase II definitization period. The costs of other activities are considered unallowable. • Project management and controls, including but not limited to reporting and rebaselining the schedule and cash flow for the actual Phase II start date • Development of engineering services agreements with URS, Xxxxxxx & Xxxxxx (B&W), and Air Liquide (A-L) • Development of second tier subcontracts (e.g., B&W Joint Venture and Air Liquide Xxxxxxxxx) • Finalization of teaming agreement • Initiate remobilization of engineering staff • Permitting, including air and water permit support • Finalization of heat balance • Initiate administrative implementation of PPA • EIS support • Business structuring and financing activities • G&A activities
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