Energy Sector Sample Clauses
The 'Energy Sector' clause defines the scope of the agreement as it pertains to activities, products, or services related to the generation, distribution, or sale of energy. This clause typically clarifies which types of energy (such as electricity, natural gas, or renewables) are covered and may specify regulatory compliance requirements or industry standards that must be met. Its core function is to ensure that all parties understand the specific segment of the energy industry addressed by the contract, thereby reducing ambiguity and aligning expectations.
Energy Sector. Provision of assistance to Uzbekneftgas in the preparation of tendering program for petroleum development and in negotiating petroleum production agreements.
Energy Sector. (a) Carrying out of a renewable energy development study to, inter alia: (i) assess the economic viability of renewable energy technologies compared with conventional technologies for power; (ii) review issues and policy barriers affecting public and private sector development of such renewable energy technologies; and (iii) prepare a renewable energy development strategy, and a policy matrix and implementation plan for the period of 2009-2028, including identifying two renewable energy projects or programs to be taken to feasibility level.
(b) Capacity building of the Ministry of Renewable Energy and Public Utilities (“MoREPU”) and the Central Electricity Board staff in relevant areas including renewable energy technology application, maintenance of separate distribution, transmission, and generation accounts.
Energy Sector. A. Furnish a proposed draft of by January 31, 1988 hydrocarbon legislation to the Association for its review and comment.
B. Present to the Borrower’s by March 31, 1988 Congress, proposed hydro- carbon legislation accept- able to the Association.
C. Inform the Association of by October 31, 1987 the status of negotiations, and semiannually agreements reached and thereafter through implementation of such Project completion agreements with respect to payments on contracts with foreign investors in the petroleum sector in Bolivia.
D. Cause YPFB to furnish to by November 30, 1987 the Association for its and annually there- review and comment, a after through Project detailed investment plan completion for YPFB for the following year, describing specific activities to be carried out and the financing plan for production, ex- ploration, refining, transport, marketing and administration.
Energy Sector. East Suffolk has the potential to reap the many benefits investment in offshore energy and nuclear power could bring. This will necessitate competing at a regional level to attract investment which would otherwise go to other regions or to other EU countries and the provision of local service facilities, infrastructure, land and property to accommodate parts of the predicted overall investment in the Energy sector best suited to each locality. In addition to the Skills Centre referred to below other investment proposals will be taken forward in future versions of this LIP following the outcome of critical investment decisions to be made by a number of key investors in offshore energy. Phase II of the Skills for Energy East of England study referred to in Skills above has now begun to identify potential sites for both the Hub and Spoke developments. This will inform the initial planning stages leading to an options appraisal based on key factors against which development of each site will be assessed. The funding package required to bring forward development of each site has yet to be identified but will be taken forward as a series of Spatial Investments in future versions of this LIP.
Energy Sector. The Recipient has entered into a 5 year performance contract with CEET, designed to improve CEET’s management’s efficiency, and strengthen its long term financial sustainability.
Energy Sector. 5. The Borrower has offered Distrigaz Sud and Distrigaz Nord for sale through an open international competitive tender for strategic buyers and announced the sale and the sale process to the public.
6. The Borrower has offered for sale at least fifty-one percent (51%) of the total capital of Petrom, and has made progress with the sale process, in accordance with a privatization plan agreed upon between the Borrower and the Bank.
7. The Borrower has: (a) approved a privatization strategy for two electricity distribution companies, satisfactory to the Bank, and offered for sale the controlling shares in said companies; and (b) adopted a privatization strategy for the electricity generation sector, acceptable to the Bank.
8. The Borrower has submitted satisfactory evidence to the Bank that the cumulative year-to-date rate of collection for payments to Distrigaz Sud and Distrigaz Nord has reached ninety-seven and a half percent (97.5%) of total ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, and that the accounts payable to the gas producers and gas transmission companies, resulting from gas delivery, will be paid within sixty
Energy Sector. The Parties agree to develop a concerted process of complementation and energy integration between both countries, and cooperation in the area of hydrocarbons and other forms of energy. Within the framework of this process and without prejudice to other undertakings, the Parties agree to make feasible the electrical interconnection between both countries, in accordance with sectoral policies and the current national legal provisions and are committed, also, to promote the development of electrification projects of the localities located in their border territorial areas.