Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives Sample Clauses

Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. Seller shall retain any and all Environmental Attributes and Renewable Energy Certificates, state and federal production tax credits, any investment tax credits, tax incentives, or tax grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated by the Facility.
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Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. All Environmental Attributes at any time allocated to the Facility and/or associated with Net Energy produced from the Facility shall remain with and be the sole property of the Seller, absent exercise by Buyer of its rights to purchase Environmental Attributes pursuant to Section 3.9. Seller shall retain any and all state and federal production tax credits, any investment tax credits, tax incentives, or tax grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated by the Facility.
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Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. As applicable, RE Cs and other Environmental Attributes at any time allocated to the Facility and/ or associated with Net Energy produced from the Facility shall be transferred to Buyer as provided herein in association with the sale of the Net Energy; provided, however, Seller shall retain any and all state and federal production tax credits, any investment tax credits, tax incentives, or tax grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated EKECUTION VERSION Attributes for each year of the Term as set forth in Attachment C (the "Contract Quantity"); provided that the Contract Quantity for Net Energy shall be reduced on an equitable basis due to any of the following: Interconnecting Utility outages, Buyer's inability to accept Net Energy, any directive of SCE&G Transmission or other curtailments pursuant to Section 5.1(f), and any events of Force Majeure. If, starting with the second Contract Year, the Facility fails to deliver eighty-five percent (85 /0) of the Contract Quantity (as adjusted, and regarding Net Energy and RECs, as applicable) in any particular Contract Year (the "Guaranteed Energy and REC Production"), then a shortfall of Net Energy and, as applicable, RECs with respect to such Contract Year equal to the difference between the Guaranteed Energy and REC Production and the Net Energy actually delivered and the RECs actually Delivered, as applicable (a "Shortfall") shall be deemed to exist, and Seller shall pay to Buyer in respect of such Shortfall an amount equal to the positive difference in cost (above the Net Energy Rate) of acquiring replacement Net Energy and RECs, as applicable, multiplied by one hundred and twenty percent (120 /o) (dPerformance Liquidated Damages"), which Performance Liquidated Damages shall be paid on the monthly payment date immediately succeeding the Contract Year for which Xxxxxx's obligation to pay such amounts arose. Notwithstanding the foregoing, and excluding in all respects the final Contract Year of the Term, Seller's maximum payment obligation for Performance Liquidated Damages for any Contract Year during the Term shall be two million dollars ($2,000,000) (the "Annual LD Payment Cap"); provided that any unpaid Performance Liquidated Damages (including such amounts in excess of the Annual LD Payment Cap) for such Contract Year shall carry over into the immediately following Contract Year and be used to set off any amounts owed by Buyer to Seller under this Agree...
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Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. As applicable, RECs and other Environmental Attributes at any time allocated to the Facility and/or associated with Net Energy produced from the Facility shall be transferred to Buyer as provided herein in t ltl lthth I lth ~ tE Sy;p lddh Sll hll tl~ y dtt did«lp d tl t dlt, y t tt«dlt t l tl, t grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated by the Facility. As applicable, prior to the initial delivery of Test Energy to Buyer, Seller, at its expense, shall register the Facility, and throughout the Term, the RECs generated by the Facility, with the Tracking System directed by Xxxxx to Seller, and Seller, at its expense, shall take all actions necessary to ensure that all RECs generated by the Facility are promptly recorded on such Tracking System and promptly transferred to the account of Buyer on such Tracking System. Upon either Party's receipt of notice from an Administrator that the transfer of RE Cs pursuant to this Agreement will not be recognized or Delivery was not made as required, that Party will immediately so notify the other Party, providing a copy of such notice, and both Parties will cooperate, as applicable, in taking such actions as are necessary and commercially reasonable to cause such transfer to be recognized and such RECs Delivered. Upon Xxxxx's reasonable request from time to time, Seller will execute and deliver any instrument of sale, transfer, assignment, or release which Buyer determines is necessary or desirable to complete Delivery.
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Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. Seller shall retain any and all Environmental Attributes and Renewable Energy Certificates, state and federal production tax credits, any investment tax credits, tax incentives, or tax grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated by the Facility. ELECTRONICALLY FILED - 2021 June 7 6:26 PM - SCPSC - Docket # 2021-88-E - Page 19 of 150 Exhibit 7
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Environmental Attributes and Federal Tax Incentives. Seller shall retain any and all Environmental Attributes and Renewable Energy Certificates, state and ELECTRONICALLY FILED - 2021 June 7 6:26 PM - SCPSC - Docket # 2021-88-E - Page 92 of 150 Effective On, During, and After the First Billing Cycle of January 2020 Pursuant to Public Service Commission of South Carolina Order No. 2019-847 federal production tax credits, any investment tax credits, tax incentives, or tax grants, and any other tax credits, tax incentives or tax grants which are or will be generated by the Facility.
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