Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights to LED. • NYSERDA funding shall not exceed an average of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.
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Samples: Nyserda Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 40,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements The total NYSERDA award amount and the total project cost for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights to LED. • NYSERDA funding all Tasks shall not exceed an average the amount identified in the Milestone Payment Table below. All cost overruns shall be the sole responsibility of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. The Contractor is solely responsible for all Tasks in this Statement of Work. Submission of deliverables to NYSERDA will only pay for the cost electronically (by email or via Salesforce) constitutes certification of the project, after incentivesveracity of information contained therein, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmedcompliance with Minimum Performance Requirements as identified in this Agreement. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided shall conduct all work as outlined in the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.following Tasks:
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Samples: Nyserda Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements The total NYSERDA award amount and the total project cost for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights to LED. • NYSERDA funding all Tasks shall not exceed an average the amount identified in the Milestone Payment Table below. All cost overruns shall be the sole responsibility of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. The Contractor is solely responsible for all Tasks in this Statement of Work. Submission of deliverables to NYSERDA will only pay for the cost electronically (by email or via Salesforce) constitutes certification of the project, after incentivesveracity of information contained therein, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmedcompliance with Minimum Performance Requirements as identified in this Agreement. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided shall conduct all work as outlined in the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.following Tasks:
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Samples: Contract Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights to LED. • NYSERDA funding shall not exceed an average of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • Lighting upgrades and lighting controls - indoor and outdoor • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heatingHeating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements improvements: central boiler / chiller plant replacement • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. Contractor NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements The total NYSERDA award amount and the total project cost for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers all Tasks shall not exceed the amount identified in the Milestone Payment Table below. All cost overruns shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements sole responsibility of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. The Contractor is solely responsible for all Tasks in this Statement of Work. Submission of deliverables to NYSERDA will only pay for the cost electronically (by email or via Salesforce) constitutes certification of the project, after incentivesveracity of information contained therein, and reserves compliance with Minimum Performance Requirements as identified in this Agreement. The Contractor shall conduct all work as outlined in the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.following Tasks:
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Samples: Contract Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 Xxxxx 0 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 40,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. • If the streetlights are classified as roadway lighting, they must be Design Lights Consortium (DLC) qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights street lights to LED. • NYSERDA funding shall not exceed an average of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 1000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Municipally-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • Lighting upgrades and lighting controls - indoor and outdoor • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heatingHeating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements improvements: central boiler / chiller plant replacement • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. Contractor NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Ground-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.
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Samples: Nyserda Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • Equipment that is networked must be qualified through RFQL 3902 NYSERDA’s Charge Ready NY Equipment and Network Qualification Process solicitation. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 Xxxxx 0 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 40,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. • If the streetlights are classified as roadway lighting, they must be Design Lights Consortium (DLC) qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights street lights to LED. • NYSERDA funding shall not exceed an average of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 1000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Municipally-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • Lighting upgrades and lighting controls - indoor and outdoor • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heatingHeating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements improvements: central boiler / chiller plant replacement • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. Contractor NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.
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Samples: Contract Agreement
Minimum Performance Requirements. Listed below are the minimum performance requirements for efforts and/or technologies funded under this Agreement. NYSERDA will consider written requests for modifications to the minimum requirements, however modifications are subject to NYSERDA review and approval. The Contractor may propose a project based on previous design efforts, but the project must meet the Minimum Performance Requirements. Implementation or installation must occur after approval of the design. Previous design services, installed, or implemented measures or project elements will not be funded under this Contract. The NYSERDA Project Manager will schedule routine conference calls to ensure the project is on track and meet the required guidelines. Requirements for this component: • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Land leases and power purchase agreements where the solar array(s) is owned by a third party are not eligible. • NYSERDA payment shall not exceed $6.00 per watt for rooftop and ground mounted systems, and $10.00 per watt for carport projects. • Project shall have a Total Solar Resource Fraction (TSRF) of no less than 70 as per the approved Shading Report submitted with the NY-Sun Application. • Projects must participate in the NY Sun Program, if available. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased • Vehicles must not be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The vehicle shall be a new plug-in hybrid or battery electric vehicle. • Vehicles shall be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • The vehicle may include a wrap or decal. If a wrap or decal is included, the design must be approved by NYSERDA. • Vehicles must be manufactured for use primarily on public streets, roads, and highways and have a maximum speed capability of at least fifty-five miles per hour. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • The landscaping equipment must be new plug-in or battery electric equipment. • Equipment must be purchased and owned by the municipality, not leased. • Equipment shall be fully operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Electric vehicle charging stations shall consist of Level 2 charging ports with SAE J1772 connectors or direct current (DC) fast charge ports with both a CHAdeMO and SAE J1772 Combo connectors or two SAE J1772 Combo connectors. • The equipment shall be owned by the municipality. A site host agreement is required if the municipality does not own the land on which the charging station will be installed. • Charging stations shall be fully installed and operational to receive final grant payment. The equipment shall be in continuous use by the municipality for a period of at least four (4) years. • Not more than $10,000 of NYSERDA payments shall be paid per charging port for Networked Level 2 stations. For Non-Networked Level 2 stations, no more than $4,000 per charging port shall be paid. For DC fast charge stations, not more than $60,000 40,000 per charging port shall be paid. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. • Charging Stations receiving funding from NYSDEC's XXX program or NYSERDA's Charge Ready Program are not eligible for funding under the CEC grant program and vice versa. Requirements for this component: • Projects must replace existing non-LED street lights with LED street lights. Funding may not be used to install new lights. • Equipment must be in continuous use for a period of at least four (4) years. qualified. • Funding may only be used to purchase the street light system if the project includes converting the purchased streetlights street lights to LED. • NYSERDA funding shall not exceed an average of $400.00 per fixture for Utility-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects and an average of $1,000.00 1000.00 per fixture for Street Light Purchase and Conversion projects and per fixture for Municipally Municipally-Owned LED Street Light Conversion Projects. • NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Measures that are recommended in a NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities (CEC) Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit including: • High-efficiency motors, motor controls, variable speed drives • Electric heatingHeating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC) improvements improvements: central boiler / chiller plant replacement • Building shell • Energy management / building management systems (EMS/BMS) • Demand Control Ventilation • Solar thermal • Water and Wastewater Treatment Process Improvements The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. The Contractor may determine which eligible upgrades to implement provided the upgrades are recommended in an CEC Energy Study or ASHRAE Level II or III Energy Audit. Requirements for this component: The funding may be used for the following purposes: • Ground-Source Heat Pump Systems • Air-Source Heat Pump Systems The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for Air-Source Heat Pump (ASHP) system projects • Air-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Air Source Heat Pump equipment shall be listed on the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership (NEEP) Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) Product List. • The selected installer shall be qualified to participate in applicable Air-Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs including having a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Section 608 Technician Certification and a ASHP Manufacturer-sponsored Installation Training Certificate or comparable proof of training completion documentation. Requirements for Ground-Source Heat Pump (GSHP) System projects • Ground Source Heat Pump Designers, Installers, or Drillers shall be accredited by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). • Ground-Source Heat Pump projects and installers shall meet the requirements of applicable Ground- Source Heat Pump utility incentive programs. • Ground-Source Heat Pump equipment shall be ENERGY STAR®. Requirements for this component: • New York Power Authority (NYPA) Clean Energy Solutions (CES) Projects The building, facility, and installed equipment must be owned by the Contractor. NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed. Requirements for this component: • Funding may not be used for other uses other than repayment expenses associated with the Flexible Technical Assistance agreement. • NYSERDA •NYSERDA will only pay for the cost of the project, after incentives, and reserves the right to withhold payments until confirmed.
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Samples: Nyserda Agreement
