Feed In Tariff Sample Clauses

Feed In Tariff. 19.1 We are a Mandatory Feed-in Tariff Licensee and as a result We are obliged to accept a request for Feed-in Tariff Payments from You if You own an Accredited Feed-in Tariff Installation. For further information please visit xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/BeingGreen/FeedInTariff/. 20.1 In addition to the terms and conditions in this Agreement, the additional terms and conditions set out in this clause 20 shall apply if You are a SSE Green or XXXX Plus customer. 20.2 Your SSE Green or XXXX Plus charges will be included in your electricity bills and/or statements which will be sent to you (or where applicable, will be available online) (see clause 4 (Price and Payment)). 20.3 Your SSE Green or XXXX Plus charges will be paid by the same method of payment as your supply charges (see clause 4 (Price and Payment)). 20.4 Where we supply electricity under SSE Green, we shall hold a sufficient number of XXXX Certificates to match your electricity demand and confirm this to You yearly. 20.5 Where we supply electricity under XXXX Plus, we shall hold identifiable XXXX Certificates to match your electricity demand and provide You with the XXXX Certificate numbers to You yearly for reporting purposes.
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Feed In Tariff. Each member of the Target Group has obtained and maintains in force (and has committed no act or omission which has, would, or would be likely to render invalid or susceptible to revocation) a valid certificate and/or accreditation, relating to each Project which it owns: (a) confirming its status as a “renewable source of electricity” as defined in the United Kingdom’s Regulation 47 of the Climate Change Levy (General) Regulations 2001 (as amended); (b) confirming its accreditation with OFGEM as being capable of receiving levy exemption certificates in relation to exemption from the climate change levy introduced pursuant to the United Kingdom’s Finance Xxx 0000 and associated legislation (as amended); and (c) confirming its accreditation as a generating station capable of generating electricity from renewable resources as set out in the United Kingdom’s Electricity (Guarantees of Origin of Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources) Regulations 2003. Each Project is an “Eligible Installation” on a “Site”, as such terms are defined under The Feed-In Tariff Order 2012 and Schedule A to Standard Condition 33 of the UK Electricity Supply Licence.
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Feed In Tariff. 16.1 In accordance with Our Licence, we confirm that We are neither a Mandatory FIT Licensee nor a voluntary FIT Licensee (as those expressions are defined in Our Licence).
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Feed In Tariff. 19.1 We are a Mandatory Feed-in Tariff Licensee and as a result We are obliged to accept a request for Feed-in Tariff Payments from You if You own an Accredited Feed-in Tariff Installation. For further information please visit xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/BeingGreen/FeedInTariff/. 20.1 In addition to the terms and conditions in this Agreement, the additional terms and conditions set out in this clause 20 shall apply if You are a SSE Green or XXXX Plus customer. 20.2 Your SSE Green or XXXX Plus charges will be included in your electricity bills and/or statements which will be sent to you (or where applicable, will be available online) (see clause 4 (Price and Payment)). 20.3 Your SSE Green or XXXX Plus charges will be paid by the same method of payment as your supply charges (see clause 4 (Price and Payment)). 20.4 Where we supply electricity under SSE Green, we shall hold a sufficient number of XXXX Certificates to match your electricity demand and confirm this to You yearly. 20.5 Where we supply electricity under XXXX Plus, we shall hold identifiable XXXX Certificates to match your electricity demand and provide You with the XXXX Certificate numbers to You yearly for reporting purposes. 20.6 if You are a SSE Green or XXXX Plus customer, We may provide you with a certificate reflecting your energy supply matched to XXXX Certificates. 20.7 Subject to Clause 20.8 of this Agreement and where SSE provides you with a certificate in accordance with Clause 20.6, SSE grants You a royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to use the SSE Green Logo, during the term of the Agreement, for the purpose of demonstrating (in the ordinary course of Your business) that you have agreed to be supplied by renewable energy (matched to REGOs) from SSE (the “Licence”). 20.8 The Licence is subject to the following conditions: (A) You shall only use or display the SSE Green Logo at, or in respect of, sites that are supplied by SSE under the Agreement; (B) You shall only use the SSE Green Logo on your own behalf for the purpose set out in the Licence and shall not modify or amend the SSE Green Logo or permit any other party to use or display the SSE Green Logo, nor will you use the SSE Green Logo in a way as might weaken, damage or be detrimental to the SSE Green Logo or the reputation or goodwill associated with the SSE Green Logo or SSE; (C) the SSE Green Logo belongs to SSE and is provided to you with no warranty (express or implied), nor is SSE liable for any claims/loss you may have resultin...
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Feed In Tariff. 14.1 We are not currently a FIT Licensee. If you have an installation at your Premises which is accredited under the Feed in Tariff it is your responsibility to contract with an eligible FIT Licensee for your payments under the Feed in Tariff.
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Feed In Tariff. 19.1 Where SSE is a Mandatory Feed in Tariff Licensee and as a result it is obliged to accept a request for Feed in Tariff Payments from You if You own an Accredited Feed in Tariff Installation. For further information please visit xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/BeingGreen/FeedInTariff/. 19.2 XLN Energy Limited are not a Feed in Tariff Licensee. This agreement includes the provision for You to make use of Our online business services via the XLN Energy My Account. 20.1 To use the XLN Energy My Account You, Your authorised representatives or agents, must at Your own expense provide a suitable personal computer and modem and any other hardware and software necessary to enable You, Your authorised representatives or agents to access the online XLN Energy My Account service at any time or from time to time. 20.2 You, Your authorised representatives or agents will be required to enter a username and password to gain access to XLN Energy My Account services on line and You and Your authorised representatives are solely responsible for maintaining the security of the user names and passwords. 20.3 You, Your authorised representatives or agents must provide Us with an up to date email address at all times; You, Your authorised representatives or agents must follow the rules for the use of XLN Energy My Account services detailed on the site or in additional information provided by Us from time to time at all times. 20.4 Should You, Your authorised representatives or agents not do so We shall be entitled to restrict or remove You, Your authorised representatives or agents access to the XLN Energy My Account service and to make a reasonable charge for each instance of not following a specified rule at that time. 20.5 You, Your authorised representatives or agents or Us may withdraw from any agreement in relation to the XLN Energy My Account services by giving notice to that effect to the other and this Agreement will continue in full force and effect in relation to an Agreement not including the provision of online services by use of XLN Energy My Account. 20.6 We reserve the right to suspend any or all services accessed via XLN Energy My Account at any time and from time to time for such period as We in Our sole discretion consider necessary to enable Us to undertake inspections, maintenance, renewal, repair, revisions, and upgrading of the on-line service. 20.7 In performing the XLN Energy My Account services Our obligation is only to exercise the reasonable care and skill w...
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Feed In Tariff. Except as shown in Section 3.10(a) of the Seller’s Disclosure Schedule, each member of the Target Group has obtained and maintains in force (and has committed no act or omission which has, would, or would be likely to render invalid or susceptible to revocation) a valid certificate and/or accreditation, relating to each Project that has been Commissioned which it owns: (a) confirming its status as a “renewable source of electricity” as defined in the United Kingdom’s Regulation 47 of the Climate Change Levy (General) Regulations 2001 (as amended); (b) confirming its accreditation with OFGEM as being capable of receiving levy exemption certificates in relation to exemption from the climate change levy introduced pursuant to the United Kingdom’s Finance Xxx 0000 and associated legislation (as amended); and (c) confirming its accreditation as a generating station capable of generating electricity from renewable resources as set out in the United Kingdom’s Electricity (Guarantees of Origin of Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources) Regulations 2003. Each Project is an “Eligible Installation” on a “Site”, as such terms are defined under The Feed-In Tariff Order 2012 and Schedule A to Standard Condition 33 of the UK Electricity Supply Licence.
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