EPA Certification Sample Clauses

EPA Certification. Covanta will use commercially reasonable efforts during the term hereof to obtain United States Environmental Protection Agency certification for use of the diesel oil to be produced by the Systems to be used as a fuel in highway motor vehicles in the Unites States. Covanta shall take the lead with respect to the necessary activities for securing such certification, including preparing and submitting applications to, and making necessary contacts with, the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Execution Copy 11 and Global shall reasonably cooperate with such efforts to be undertaken by Covanta. Covanta shall track all the costs incurred in connection with the necessary activities (including costs for necessary tests, meetings with agency officials, third party consultants, the preparation of written reports and applications and any government relations activities) using Covanta’s existing cost accrual and tracking systems. Prior to incurring such costs, Covanta shall provide Global with a schedule of the reasonably expected costs related to such activities, the third party vendors and other expenses expected to be incurred by Covanta for prior approval by Global and Global agrees to not unreasonably withhold or delay its approval. The Parties agree that Covanta shall be reimbursed by Global for fifty percent (50%) of all the costs and expenses which are incurred by Covanta in connection with seeking such fuel certification, all such costs to be supported by proper verification of such costs and expenses, including invoices.

EPA Certification. 19.1 When the Air Force determines that any final remedial action, including any groundwater remediation, has been completed in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement for an OU and/or Area(s) of Concern, it shall so advise EPA and the State in writing in a Project Closeout Report, and shall request from EPA certification that the remedial action(s) have been completed in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement. Within ninety (90) days of the receipt of the request for EPA certification, EPA in consultation with the State shall advise the Air Force in writing that: (a) EPA certifies that the remedial action has been completed in accordance with this Agreement based on conditions known at the time of certification; or (b) EPA denies the Air Force's request for certification stating in full the basis of the denial and describing the additional work needed to bring the remedial action into compliance with the terms and requirements of the primary documents relating to such remedial action. 19.2 If EPA denies the Air Force request for certification that a remedial action has been completed in accordance with this Agreement, the Air Force or the State may invoke dispute resolution to review EPA's determination on certification and/or the additional work needed. If EPA fails to respond within ninety (90) days of the Air Force's request for certification, such failure shall be treated as a denial of certification subject to dispute resolution pursuant to Section XIV of this Agreement.

EPA Certification. The EPA will typically find that a person has a reasonable basis for conduct that has been certified by the EPA under 40 C.F.R. Part 85 Subpart V (or any other applicable EPA certification or exemption program). i. This reasonable basis is subject to the same terms and limitations that the EPA issues with any such certification. E.g., 40 C.F.R. Part 85, Subpart V. ii. In the case of an EPA-certified aftermarket part or component, a reasonable basis generally would exist only if: the part or component is manufactured, sold, offered for sale, or installed on the vehicle, engine, or equipment for which the aftermarket part or component is certified; the installation is performed according to manufacturer instructions; the part or component has not been altered or customized; and the part or component remains identical to the EPA-certified part or component.

EPA Certification. Contractor is required to have an EPA Section 608 Type II or Universal certification (in order to handle R-410A refrigerants).

EPA Certification. 20.1 When the Navy determines that any final remedial action, including any groundwater remediation, has been completed in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement, it shall so advise EPA and DER in writing, and shall request from EPA certification that, the remedial action(s) have been completed in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement. Upon the completion of each Remedial Action, the Navy will submit a summary of the action taken during the remedial action, as well as a detailed description of any action taken that was not included in the Remedial Design. Within 90 days of the receipt of the request for EPA certification, EPA shall advise the Navy and PADER in writing that: (a) EPA certifies that the remedial action has been completed in accordance with this Agreement, based on conditions known at the time of certification; or (b) EPA denies the Navy's request for certification, stating in full the basis of its denial. 20.2 If EPA denies the Navy's request for certification that a remedial action has been completed in accordance with this Agreement, the Navy may invoke Dispute Resolution, Section XIV, to review EPA’s determination. If EPA’s denial of certification is upheld in dispute resolution, EPA shall describe the additional work needed to bring the remedial action into compliance with the requirements of this Agreement. After performing such additional work, the Navy shall resubmit a request for certification to EPA pursuant to the process set forth in this Section.