RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit Sample Clauses

RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. Subject to Section 4.7(b), Seller shall be solely responsible at Seller’s cost for qualifying the Facility as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit and maintaining such qualification throughout the Services Term. Seller shall take all actions necessary to register for and maintain participation in the GIS to register, monitor, track, and transfer RECs. Seller shall provide such additional information as Buyer may request relating to such qualification and participation.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. Seller shall be solely responsible for qualifying the Facility with the DOER as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit in accordance with 225 CMR 14.05 and maintaining such Statement of Qualification throughout the Services Term; provided, however, that if the Facility ceases to qualify as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit solely as a result of a change in Law, Seller shall only be required to use commercially reasonable efforts to maintain such Statement of Qualification after that change in Law.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. The Facility shall be a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit, qualified by the DOER as eligible to participate in the RPS program under Section 11F of Chapter 25A (subject to Section 4.7(b) in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit) and shall have a Commercial Operation Date, as verified by the Buyer.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. The Facility and all Additional Facilities shall be (i) RPS Class I Renewable Generation Units, qualified by the DOER as eligible to participate in the RPS program, under Section 11F of Chapter 25A (except in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as RPS Class I Renewable Generation Units, subject to Section 4.1(c)), (ii) Clean Peak Resources eligible under the Clean Peak Standard (except in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as Clean Peak Resources, subject to Section 4.1(c)) and (iii) tracked in the GIS to ensure a unit-specific accounting of the Delivery of the Energy and all energy produced by the Additional Facilities to enable the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to accurately account for such combined Energy and energy in the state greenhouse gas emissions inventory, created under chapter 298 of the Acts of 2008, and the Facility shall have a Commercial Operation Date as verified by Buyer. tt. Section 9.2(c) of the Agreement is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. Seller shall be solely responsible for receiving approval from DEEP or PURA that the Facility is eligible to generate Connecticut Class I RECs in the GIS and maintaining such eligibility throughout the Services Term; provided, however, that if the Facility ceases to qualify as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit solely as a result of a change in Law, Seller shall only be required to use commercially reasonable efforts to maintain such Statement of Qualification after that change in Law.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. Subject to Section 4.1(b), Seller shall be solely responsible at Seller’s cost for qualifying the Facility as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit, for satisfying all requirements in order to provide for unit-specific accounting of Environmental Attributes, enabling the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to accurately account for the Energy in the state greenhouse gas emissions inventory, created under chapter 298 of the Acts of 2008 and for maintaining such qualifications throughout the Services Term. Seller shall take all actions necessary to register for and maintain participation in the GIS to register, monitor, track, and transfer RECs. Seller shall provide such additional information as Buyer may request relating to such qualification and participation and the registration, monitoring, tracking and transfer of RECs.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. The Facility shall be (i) a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit, qualified by the DOER as eligible to participate in the RPS program, under Section 11F of Chapter 25A (subject to Section 4.1(b) in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit), and (ii) tracked in the GIS to ensure a unit-specific accounting of the Delivery of the Energy to enable the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to accurately account for such Energy in the state greenhouse gas emissions inventory, created under chapter 298 of the Acts of 2008, and the Facility shall have a Commercial Operation Date as verified by the Buyer.
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RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit. The Facility shall be (i) a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit, qualified by the DOER as eligible to participate in the RPS program, under Section 11F of Chapter 25A (subject to Section 4.1(b) in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as a RPS Class I Renewable Generation Unit), (ii) a Clean Peak Resource eligible under the Clean Peak Standard (subject to Sections 4.1(b) in the event of a change in Law affecting such qualification as a Clean Peak Resource) and (iii) tracked in the GIS to ensure a unit-specific accounting of the Delivery of the Energy to enable the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection to accurately account for such Energy in the state greenhouse gas emissions inventory, created under chapter 298 of the Acts of 2008, and the Facility shall have a Commercial Operation Date as verified by Buyer.
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