Project Company Covenants Sample Clauses

Project Company Covenants. The Project Company hereby covenants and agrees with GPA to: Develop, design, permit, engineer, finance, construct and complete the Facility in a good and workmanlike manner, only with materials and equipment that are new and of international utility-grade quality, and in all material respects in accordance with: the Functional Specifications set forth in Schedule 1; the plans and specifications prepared in accordance with this Agreement; the Technical Limits set forth in Schedule 2; the EPA requirements; all applicable Laws and the Government Authorizations; Prudent Utility Practices; and FERC and NERC requirements. Design, engineer, construct and complete the Facility in such a manner as to provide, with proper maintenance and operation, that the useful life of the Facility will be at least equal to 30 years; After the Phase 1 Commercial Operation Date, operate and maintain the Facility in all material respects, in accordance with: the operating procedures developed pursuant to Article 7.4 and the Dispatch Instructions; the Technical Limits set forth in Schedule 2; the Guam and U.S. EPA requirements; all applicable Laws and the Government Authorizations; and Prudent Utility Practices. Use all reasonable efforts to procure and maintain all Government Authorizations necessary for its performance under this Agreement; Engage only such advisors, representatives and experts as are experienced in the development, engineering, construction, financing, operation and maintenance of power stations similar to the Facility; Provide at its own risk and expense the necessary facilities and services for the safety, comfort and protection of its personnel; Work and cooperate in good faith with GPA with respect to all of GPA's obligations and rights hereunder.
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Project Company Covenants. The Project Company hereby covenants and agrees with GPA to:
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Project Company Covenants. Project Company covenants, represents and warrants to Landlord as follows:
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