Implementer Document Retention and Production Obligations Sample Clauses

Implementer Document Retention and Production Obligations. Implementer shall maintain and require its Implementer Parties maintain, complete and accurate docu- mentation produced and related to Implementer’s performance obligations under this Agreement. Such documentation shall include, but is not limited maintaining a log for its Program and the Services pro- vided to PG&E that involves Customer Program Project (Project) Applications, Project approval, if re- quired, records of the Projects equipment and measure installations, its baseline energy measurements, photographs, field notes, testing, plans, drawings, inspections, verifications, energy savings calculations, data, reports, completed certification required by law to receive the Projects incentive and applicable proof of HVAC permit closure information, copies of all Project issued permits, Customer incentive pay- ments, records to substantiate each Program financial transactions, costs, fees, payments to Implementer Parties and personnel, the documentation showing Implementer’s personnel and Implementer Parties training, licenses and workforce standard certifications required to perform the Services rendered to PG&E under Implementer’s Program on Attachment 2, and other documentation as required in this Agreement, collectively referred to as (“PG&E Records Retained by Implementer”). PG&E Records Re- tained by Implementer must be maintained for at least three (3) years from the applicable Implementer’s Program Term end date (“Post Termination Record Retention Period”) date they are such records are gen- erated, produced, or required.
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Implementer Document Retention and Production Obligations. ‌ Implementer shall maintain and require its Implementer Parties maintain, complete and accurate docu- mentation produced and related to Implementer’s performance obligations under this Agreement. Such documentation shall include, but is not limited maintaining a log for its Program and the Services pro- vided to PG&E that involves Customer Program Project (Project) Applications, Project approval, if re- quired, records of the Projects equipment and measure installations, its baseline energy measurements, inspections, verifications, energy savings calculations, data, reports, completed certification required by law to receive the Projects incentive and applicable proof of HVAC permit closure information, copies of all Project issued permits, Customer incentive payments, records to substantiate each Program financial transactions, costs, fees, payments to Implementer Parties and personnel, the documentation showing Im- plementer’s personnel and Implementer Parties training, licenses and workforce standard certifications required to perform the Services they render for PG&E under Implementer’s Program on Attachment 2, and other documentation as required in this Agreement, collectively referred to as (“PG&E Records Re- tained by Implementer”). PG&E Records Retained by Implementer must be maintained for at least three (3) years from the date they are such records are generated or produced.
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