Inspections; Interconnection Sample Clauses

Inspections; Interconnection. (a) Seller shall conduct and supervise all building, electrical, civil, environmental and structural inspections in connection with installation, testing, and commissioning of the System. (b) Seller shall interconnect the System to the Site Electrical System and shall purchase and install, and be solely responsible for, all equipment, maintenance, and repairs associated with such interconnection equipment. If requested by Purchaser, Seller, shall assist and cooperate with Purchaser in applying for and coordinating arrangements or agreements with the Utility relative to interconnection of the System, including completing requests for interconnection, as may be required by the Utility to permit the interconnection of the System with the Site Electrical System and to allow any Output of the System not consumed by Purchaser to flow to the Utility. Seller shall be responsible for all reasonable costs of equipment required to interconnect the System to the Utility electric distribution system, including costs, if any, to (a) install additional controls, (b) perform or pay for additional tests, and (c) purchase additional liability insurance, including any upgrades or modifications associated with the interconnection of the Site Electrical System. In no event shall Purchaser be responsible for installing or maintaining the interconnection facilities, or for the cost or expense associated therewith. For the avoidance of doubt, Seller acknowledges and agrees that the Purchaser shall remain the sole account holder with Utility and all revenues, costs, credits, payments, proceeds, monies or other remuneration paid, payable, or deliverable from or to the Utility related to the net metering arrangement or agreement relating to the System shall accrue for the sole account and benefit of Purchaser. If any such revenues, credits, payments, proceeds, monies or other remuneration is paid or delivered to Seller, Seller shall immediately pay or deliver such items or amounts to Purchaser. (c) Seller is responsible for conducting and supervising the electrical inspections for the System as part of the Services. Before Final Completion is achieved, Seller shall schedule an electrical inspection of the System with the appropriate Governmental Authorities and shall provide to Purchaser a completed inspection certificate from each such Persons, which certificate(s) shall be in form and substance satisfactory to Purchaser. If, for any reason, the System does not receive a satisfacto...
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Inspections; Interconnection. ‌ (a) Seller shall conduct and supervise all building, electrical, civil, environmental and structural inspections in connection with installation, testing, and commissioning of the System. (b) Seller shall interconnect the System to the Site Electrical System and shall purchase and install, and be solely responsible for, all equipment, maintenance, and repairs associated with DocuSign Envelope ID: B0A47EA5-ADDC-4324-853B-09D49711DBFF such interconnection equipment. If requested by Purchaser, Seller, shall assist and cooperate with Purchaser in applying for and coordinating arrangements or agreements with the Utility relative to interconnection of the System, including completing requests for interconnection, as may be required by the Utility to permit the interconnection of the System with the Site Electrical System and to allow any Output of the System not consumed by Purchaser to flow to the Utility. Seller shall be responsible for all reasonable costs of equipment required to interconnect the System to the Utility electric distribution system, including costs, if any, to (a) install additional controls, (b) perform or pay for additional tests, and (c) purchase additional liability insurance, including any upgrades or modifications associated with the interconnection of the Site Electrical System. In no event shall Purchaser be responsible for installing or maintaining the interconnection facilities, or for the cost or expense associated therewith. For the avoidance of doubt, Seller acknowledges and agrees that the Purchaser shall remain the sole account holder with Utility and all revenues, costs, credits, payments, proceeds, monies or other remuneration paid, payable, or deliverable from or to the Utility related to the net metering arrangement or agreement relating to the System shall accrue for the sole account and benefit of Purchaser. If any such revenues, credits, payments, proceeds, monies or other remuneration is paid or delivered to Seller, Seller shall immediately pay or deliver such items or amounts to Purchaser. (c) Seller is responsible for conducting and supervising the electrical inspections for the System as part of the Services. Before Final Completion is achieved, Seller shall schedule an electrical inspection of the System with the appropriate Governmental Authorities and shall provide to Purchaser a completed inspection certificate from each such Persons, which certificate(s) shall be in form and substance satisfactory to Purchaser....
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