Project Eligibility Criteria Sample Clauses

Project Eligibility Criteria. In order for the City Commission to consider a project for a VEDA, the proposed project must meet the following eligibility criteria: A. The project must propose a project in conformance with any requirements of the zoning ordinance. B. The project was not started prior to the City Commission’s approval of the VEDA and filing of an application. C. There are no delinquent taxes on the facility or the structure. D. All projects must be in compliance with the zoning ordinance, have received the necessary approvals, or propose to come into compliance with the zoning ordinance as part of the project.
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project under the Initiative: (a) the proposed Project must be in respect of a single facility; (b) the facility must, when completed, be connected to, or behind the meter of another electricity consumer connected to, the LDC’s distribution system, and be the subject of an account that is not classified as a residential account; (c) the facility, when completed, must conform to Part 3 of the “building code” as defined in the Building Code Act, 1992 (Ontario) and be intended for industrial, commercial, institutional or multi-residential occupancy, however, agricultural facilities that are not required to conform to Part 3 of the Ontario Building Code may still be eligible; (d) The proposed Project must be in relation to the construction of a new facility, a new addition to an existing facility, a major renovation that converts the building to another use, or a major renovation which results in the facility being unfit for occupation for a minimum of 30 days and in the replacement of at least two building systems; (e) the project must have a building permit for it issued on or after January 1, 2011; (f) the project must be completed by the Participant (that is, be in-service) and delivering kW and/or kWh savings on or before December 31, 2014; and (g) not be an Ineligible Project.
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project under the Program, the Facility must: (a) be one of the following: (i) a new Facility; (ii) a new addition to an existing Facility; (iii) a major renovation that converts the Facility to an alternative use; or (iv) a major renovation that replaces two or more building systems and renders the Facility unfit for occupation for more than 30 days; (b) the facility must, when completed, be connected to, or behind the meter of another electricity consumer connected to, the LDC’s distribution system, and be the subject of an account that is not classified as a residential account, or if the facility is the subject of a residential account, it must also be part of a Recognized Farm Operation; (c) the facility, when completed, must conform to Part 3 of the Ontario Building Code (d) the project must have a building permit for it issued prior to January 1, 2017; (e) the project must be completed by the Participant (that is, be in-service) and delivering kW and/or kWh savings on or before December 31, 2020;
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project under the HPNC Initiative: (a) the proposed Project must be in respect of a single facility; (b) the facility must, when completed, be connected, directly or indirectly to the IESO-Controlled Grid and not to a distribution system; (c) the facility, when completed, must conform to Part 3 of the “building code” as defined in the Building Code Act, 1992 (Ontario) and be intended for industrial, commercial, institutional or multi-residential occupancy; (d) The proposed Project must be in relation to the construction of a new facility, a new addition to an existing facility, a major renovation that converts the building to another use, or a major renovation which results in the facility being unfit for occupation for a minimum of 30 days and in the replacement of at least two building systems; (e) the project must have a building permit for it issued on or after January 1, 2011; (f) the project must be completed by the Participant (that is, be in-service) and delivering kW and/or kWh savings on or before December 31, 2022; and (g) not be an Ineligible Project.
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project under the Initiative, a Project must: (a) be in respect of a residential new construction project that satisfies all of the following criteria: (i) the building or all buildings will be located in Ontario; (ii) the building or all buildings will be compliant with Part 9 of the Ontario Building Code; (iii) the building or all buildings will have three or fewer storeys in building height; (iv) the building or all buildings will have an area not exceeding 600 m²; (v) the building or all buildings will be used for residential occupancies (occupancy or use of a building, or a partial building, by persons for whom sleeping accommodation is provided but who are not harboured or detained there to receive medical care or treatment or who are not involuntarily detained there); provided that site assembled and factory built homes are eligible if they have a foundation and involve some site assembly; (vi) the building or all buildings do not include (A) a manufactured home with a chassis, (B) a residential building with four or more floors or (C) a residential building with a footprint larger than 600 m²; (vii) the building or all buildings require a building permit; and (viii) the building or all buildings is/are connected, or will be connected once the new construction project is installed, implemented or undertaken and completed, to the LDC’s distribution system; or (b) be in respect of an extensive renovation to existing buildings project that satisfies all of the following criteria: (i) the renovated building(s) is/are already constructed and is compliant with Section 3(a)(i), (iii), (iv) and
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project, the proposed Project must: (a) involve the installation or implementation of a Measure or Measures; (b) be in respect of a single Facility of the Eligible Person connected to, or behind the meter of another electricity consumer connected to, a Local Distribution Company’s Distribution System but in the LDC’s service area; (c) be expected to generate, based on a Detailed Engineering Study (and not just a Preliminary Engineering Study) approved by the Technical Reviewer and the LDC, Annualized Electricity Savings of greater than 350 MWh; (d) have achieved an actual In-Service Date no later than the second anniversary of the date of this Agreement and such In-Service Date must have been achieved on or before December 31, 2020 [NTD: In-Service Date to be updated as per project timelines]; (e) not be project of a type described in Section 1.3 of this Schedule “E”; and. (f) in the case of a Generation Project, in addition to any criteria set out in this Agreement: (i) have a Gross Nameplate Capacity of less than 10MW; (ii) not be used for the sole purpose of reducing electricity demand during the five critical system-peak hours; (iii) in the case of a WER Project, demonstrate that natural gas or propane purchased from or otherwise supplied by a third party to the Participant does not exceed 10% of the Fuel Energy Input; (iv) in the case of a CCHP Project, meet the following additional criteria:
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project, the proposed Project must: (a) involve the installation or implementation of a Measure or Measures; (b) be in respect of a single Facility of the Eligible Person connected to, or behind the meter of another electricity consumer connected to, a Local Distribution Company’s Distribution System but in the LDC’s service area; (c) be expected to generate, based on a Detailed Engineering Study (and not just a Preliminary Engineering Study) approved by the Technical Reviewer and the LDC, Annualized Electricity Savings of greater than 350 MWh; (d) have achieved an actual In-Service Date no later than the second anniversary of the date of this Agreement and such In-Service Date must have been achieved on or before December 31, 2015; (e) not be project of a type described in Section 1.3 of this Schedule “E”; and.
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Project Eligibility Criteria. Each project should meet this minimum set of criteria: (1) Each sub-loan could be used to finance investments, refurbishment or modernization, and/or pro-quota incremental permanent working capital. (2) Each sub-loan could be used for equipment and raw materials, repair of facilities and minor construction (not to exceed 30% of its total amount). (3) Each sub-project application should be accompanied by a business plan, a balance sheet and an income statement, and cash-flow projections. (4) Sub-projects would be required to have an expected financial rate of return of at least 15 percent (FIRR). (5) Sub-projects would be required to meet current environmental guidelines. (6) A maximum of 30% of the required financing may be utilized to cover local cost and/or imports of goods of non –Italian origin to be financed only through contract with Italian suppliers. Supply contract shall be denominated in Euro.
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Project Eligibility Criteria. To be an Eligible Project, the proposed Project must: (a) involve the installation or implementation of a Measure or Measures; (b) be in respect of a single Facility of the Eligible Person connected to, or behind the meter of another electricity consumer connected to, a Local Distribution Company’s Distribution System but in the LDC’s service area; (c) be expected to generate, based on a Detailed Engineering Study (and not just a Preliminary Engineering Study) approved by the Technical Reviewer and the LDC, Annualized Electricity Savings of greater than 350 MWh; (d) have achieved an actual In-Service Date no later than the second anniversary of the date of this Agreement and such In-Service Date must have been achieved on or before December 31, 2020; (e) not be project of a type described in Section 1.3 of this Schedule “E”; and. (f) in the case of a Project, in addition to any criteria set out in this Agreement: (i) have a Gross Nameplate Capacity of less than 10MW; (ii) not be used for the sole purpose of reducing electricity demand during the five critical system-peak hours; (iii) in the case of a WER Project, demonstrate that natural gas or propane purchased from or otherwise supplied by a third party to the Participant does not exceed 10% of the Fuel Energy Input; (iv) in the case of a CCHP Project, meet the following additional criteria: A. use natural gas or propane as its sole fuel, unless otherwise approved in writing by the LDC; B. be designed and operated in a manner that the CCHP Project achieves a minimum annual Total System Efficiency of 65%; and C. not use the thermal output from the CCHP Project to generate electricity; (v) not be the subject of, or have been the subject of, a physical or financial power or capacity purchase contract relating to the generation of electricity by such proposed Project (in whole or in part), or other form of contract relating to electricity relating to such proposed Project (in whole or in part) with the IESO, the Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation or the Government of Ontario or any other agency of the Government of Ontario; and (vi) not be split across multiple applications for the purpose of circumventing the 10 MW limit on Gross Nameplate Capacity. For certainty, Preliminary Engineering Studies are optional for Projects.
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