Assuring Open Access to Transmission Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Assuring Open Access to Transmission Infrastructure. (a) The Parties acknowledge that this Agreement is meant to enhance the development of wind generated electricity projects in Mills County, Texas. The Company further acknowledges that certain critical transmission infrastructure ("Public Infrastructure") is located in Mills County, including substation(s) and transmission lines which have been funded by the ratepayers of Texas. The existence of this infrastructure creates the potential for future transmission line development ("Competing Lines") in support of additional wind and other electricity generating facilities in Mills County by other project sponsors/owners ("Competing Line Owners").
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Assuring Open Access to Transmission Infrastructure. (i) Owner acknowledges that this Agreement is meant to enhance the development of wind generated electricity projects in the County. Owner further acknowledges that the County hosts certain critical transmission infrastructure (“Public Infrastructure”), including substation(s) and transmission lines that have been planned and approved by the Texas Public Utilities Commission and funded by the ratepayers of Texas. The existence of this infrastructure creates the potential for future transmission line development (“Competing Lines”) in support of additional wind and other electricity generating facilities in the County by other project sponsors/owners (“Competing Line Owners”).
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