CONFIDENTIAL PRODUCTS Sample Clauses

CONFIDENTIAL PRODUCTS. Pursuant to 20 California Code of Regulations section 2505(c)(2)(B), the Energy Commission designates the following as confidential. No Confidential Products PART II: PRE-EXISTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Recipient has identified the following intellectual property as pre-existing the effective date of this Agreement and is required for performance of this Agreement but is not a product. Pre-existing Intellectual Property (Please insert "none" in the types that do not apply): Patents Issued Title Patent Number Inventors/ Assignee (Owner) File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none none Patent Applications Title File Date Public Description (2-3 sentences) Trade Secrets Title Public Description (2-3 sentences) none Copyrights Title Copyright Number Owner File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none Trademarks Title Trademark Number Owner File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none Disclosure Memos Title Disclosure Date Memo Number, if applicable Public Description (2-3 sentences) Invention Berkley (DOE National Labs Only) Title Number Date none ATTACHMENT 2: Sample Letter of Agreement Generally, changes that are not significant to the Agreement may be documented in a Letter of Agreement signed by both parties. Recipients must request changes to the Agreement using the procedure described in Exhibit C, Section 11 (Amendments). If the changes are approved, the Commission Agreement Officer will prepare a Letter of Agreement using the format below. Electronic signatures in the form of scanned signatures are acceptable if the Letter of Agreement is sent via email. LETTER OF AGREEMENT California Energy Commission and [Recipient], Agreement Number [#] [Letter of Agreement date] The California Energy Commission (Energy Commission) and [Recipient] (Facility Operator) entered into Agreement Number [#] (Agreement) on [agreement’s effective date]. The purpose of the Agreement is to [brief purpose statement]. The purpose of this Letter of Agreement (Letter) is to add the changes listed in Attachment 1 of this Letter to the Agreement. The changes in Attachment 1 include: [brief description of changes (e.g., formatting revisions)]. Please sign this Letter below and return it to me via e-mail or U.S. mail (if returning via email, an electronic signature in the form of a scanned signature is acceptable). The Energy Commission’s Agreement Officer will then sign the Letter, and a copy containing both signatures will be sent to you via email or U.S. mail...
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CONFIDENTIAL PRODUCTS. The following Product(s) in the Scope of Work contain confidential information deemed imperative to the project and are not subject to disclosure if the CEC or OPR receives a Public Records Act request for the Product(s): [TO BE ADDED LATER BY CEC STAFF IF APPLICANT IS AWARDED A GRANT, CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IS DEEMED IMPERATIVE TO THE PROJECT, AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IS SUBMITTED THROUGH THE CONFIDENTIAL DESIGNATION PROCESS IN SECTION II] Product(s) that contain confidential information under this Section III shall be labeled by the Tribe as described in Section V.9 below, and the CEC and OPR shall protect the confidential information as described in Section V.6 below. Any information not listed in this Section III or labeled as confidential as described in Section V.9 below, that otherwise has a legal basis for confidentiality, shall be treated as confidential as though it were properly listed and labeled upon prompt notice to the CEC and confirmation by the CEC Chief Counsel and Executive Director, and the OPR Chief Counsel.
CONFIDENTIAL PRODUCTS. Pursuant to 20 California Code of Regulations section 2505(c)(2)(B), the Energy Commission designates the following as confidential. No Confidential Products PART II: PRE-EXISTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Recipient has identified the following intellectual property as pre-existing the effective date of this Agreement and is required for performance of this Agreement but is not a product. Pre-existing Intellectual Property (Please insert "none" in the types that do not apply): Patents Issued Title Patent Number Inventors/ Assignee (Owner) File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none none Patent Applications Title File Date Public Description (2-3 sentences) Trade Secrets Title Public Description (2-3 sentences) none Copyrights Title Copyright Number Owner File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none Trademarks Title Trademark Number Owner File Date Issue/ Grant Date Country Description none Disclosure Memos Title Disclosure Date Memo Number, if applicable Public Description (2-3 sentences) Invention Berkley (DOE National Labs Only) Title Number Date none EXHIBIT CAttachment 2 California Taxpayer Access to Publicly Funded Research Act Facility Operator shall comply with California Government Code section 13989 et seq. (“the Research Act”). The Research Act also requires the Sponsor to include the following terms into this Agreement:

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