Invalidation Security Amount Sample Clauses

Invalidation Security Amount. Following Delivery of the Offset Credit and for the entire Invalidation Term, the Invalidation Security Amount will be added to the Agreement Exposure calculation in accordance with Section 4.1(a)(ii). “Invalidation Security Amount” means an amount that is equal to twenty percent (20%) of the Notional Value of all Offset Credits that have been Delivered and are within the Invalidation Term. If Party B fails to post additional Performance Assurance for the Invalidation Security Amount, in addition to SDG&E’s rights under the Master Agreement, SDG&E may elect instead and at its sole discretion to withhold such amount from current or future payment owed to Party B for the Delivered Offset Credits as cash posted for the Invalidation Security.
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Invalidation Security Amount. Following Delivery of the Offset Credit and for the entire Invalidation Term, the Invalidation Security Amount will be added to the Agreement Exposure calculation in accordance with Paragraph 4.1(a)(ii). “Invalidation Security Amount” means an amount that is equal to twenty percent (20%) of the Notional Value of all Offset Credits that have been Delivered and are within the Invalidation Term. If Party B fails to post additional Performance Assurance for the Invalidation Security Amount, if applicable, in addition to PG&E’s rights under the Master Agreement, PG&E may elect instead and at its sole discretion to withhold such amount from current or future payment owed to Party B for the Delivered Offset Credits as cash posted for the Invalidation Security. If an Event of Default has occurred and the Master Agreement is terminated pursuant to Section 9.3 of the Master Agreement and Party B’s obligations are being fully secured by a guaranty, then Party B shall either post cash or provide a Letter of Credit (the form of security to be posted to be at the sole discretion of Party B) to PG&E for the full amount of the Invalidation Security Amount; provided, however, that an Event of Default under a Transaction Confirmation which does not trigger an Event of Default under the Master Agreement will not cause such a posting obligation. If the Invalidation Event under the Transaction Confirmation is an Invalidation Default, then PG&E shall be entitled to immediately retain for its own benefit those funds held as Invalidation Security.
Invalidation Security Amount. Following Delivery of the Offset Credit, the Invalidation Security Amount will be added to the Agreement Exposure calculation in accordance with Paragraph 4.1(a)(iii) till Party B has fulfilled all the obligations and liabilities in the Invalidation Term. “Invalidation Security Amount” means an amount that is equal to twenty percent (20%) of the Notional Value of all Offset Credits that have been Delivered and are within the Invalidation Term. If Party B fails to post additional Performance Assurance for the Invalidation Security Amount, if applicable, in addition to PG&E’s rights under the Agreement, PG&E may elect instead and at its sole discretion to withhold such amount from current or future payment owed to Party B for the Delivered Offset Credits as cash posted for the Invalidation Security. If the Invalidation Event under the Offset Credit Confirmation is an Invalidation Default, then PG&E shall be entitled to immediately retain for its own benefit those funds held as Invalidation Security.
Invalidation Security Amount. Following Delivery of the Offset Credit and for the entire Invalidation Term, the Invalidation Security Amount will be added to the Agreement Exposure calculation in accordance with Paragraph 4.1(a)(iii). “Invalidation Security Amount” means an amount that is equal to twenty percent (20%) of the Notional Value of all Offset Credits that have been Delivered and are within the Invalidation Term. If Party B fails to post additional Performance Assurance for the Invalidation Security Amount, if applicable, in addition to PG&E’s rights under the Master Agreement, PG&E may elect instead and at its sole discretion to withhold such amount from current or future payment owed to Party B for the Delivered Offset Credits as cash posted for the Invalidation Security. If the Invalidation Event under the Transaction Confirmation is an Invalidation Default, then PG&E shall be entitled to immediately retain for its own benefit those funds held as Invalidation Security.

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