Solar Panels Sample Clauses

Solar Panels. The vendor makes no representations or gives any warranties whatsoever with respect to any solar panels installed on the property hereby sold in relation to their condition, state or repair, fitness for purpose, their in-put, feed in tariff or any benefits arising from the electricity generated by any solar panels, save that they are owned by the vendor and not encumbered in any way. The purchaser acknowledges that any current arrangements with any energy supplier shall cease on the settlement.

Solar Panels. A. So long as Tenant is not in Default, subject to the provisions of this Section 33, Tenant, at its cost, shall be permitted during the Term (including any extension or renewal thereof) to access the roof of the Building from time to time for the purpose of installing, operating, maintaining, repairing and removing solar panels (individually or collectively, the “Solar Panels”) in connection with Tenant’s permitted use of the Premises. The manner in which Tenant and its authorized agents and employees access the roof of the Building pursuant to this Section 33, the safety protocols required for such access to the roof, the weight and sizes of the Solar Panels, the path of travel and general location in which Tenant shall be permitted to install operate the Solar Panels, and the manner of connection of the Solar Panels to the electrical system in the Building or to Tenant’s products for testing purposes shall be subject to the compliance by Tenant, any Tenant Entities and contractors with any rules, regulations or guidelines established by Landlord in connection with such access (collectively, the “Access Plan”). B. In the event Tenant affixes or otherwise attaches any Solar Panels on the roof of the Building, the number of Solar Panels Tenant installs pursuant to this Section 33, the location on the roof in which the Solar Panels may be installed (the “Solar Roof Space”) and the manner in which the Solar Panels are installed shall be subject to Landlord’s approval in its reasonable discretion. Landlord reserves the right to require Tenant to relocate the Solar Roof Space at Landlord’s cost if Landlord determines in good faith that such relocation is reasonably necessary, provided that Landlord’s designation of relocated Solar Roof Space shall take into account Tenant’s use of the Solar Panels and the associated need to maximize solar exposure in any such location. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Tenant’s right to affix or otherwise attach any Solar Panels shall be subject to the terms of Section 9 of this Lease, including the approval rights of Landlord and Landlord’s architect and/or engineer with respect to the plans and specifications (“Solar Plans and Specifications”) of the Solar Panels (including without limitation the weight and size of the Solar Panels), the manner in which the Solar Panels (if any) are attached to the roof of the Building (which installation shall not penetrate the roof, except for wiring from the Solar Roof Space to the Premises,...

Solar Panels. No solar heat panels shall be permitted on roofs of any structures in the Subdivision. All such panels shall be enclosed within fenced areas and shall be concealed from the view of neighboring Lots, common areas and the streets.

Solar Panels. Photovoltaic panels shall be installed on the roof deck in accordance with the Project Plans.

Solar Panels. PolyMethyl(MethAcrylate) can be used as a cover material for solar panels, since it’s half the weight of glass, and highly stable in sunlight. Indeed, “PMMA has high resistance to UV light and weathering. Most commercial acrylic polymers are UV stabilized for good resistance to prolonged exposure to sunlight as its mechanical and optical properties fairly vary under these conditions, Hence, PMMA is suitable for outdoor applications intended for long-term open-air exposure” according to the plastic platform Omnexus10. Photovoltaic (PV) panels market has been developing quickly during the last decade. Tonnage placed on the market (POM) reached 94 000 tons for 4.24 million units in France according to the scheme PV-Cycle. Nevertheless, according to French experts of the domain, PMMA is for now just a ‘candidate’ to replace glass. And more important: waste potential from PV panels is complicated to predict. It’s average lifespan according to UNU model is 22.5 years, but the lifespan profile is unclear. Therefore, there are mainly two types of products collected by now : • Disposal of deficient series: it’s the major part, but unstable. • Disposal of old panels reaching their end of life: stable but low quantities, as it’s the beginning of the curve PMMA potential from PV panels is low at the moment, however PV market evolution should be followed.

Solar Panels. No solar energy collector panels or attendant hardware or other energy conservation equipment shall be constructed or installed on any Lot without prior written approval of the Committee. Solar panels visible by a person on the ground shall not be permitted: (a) On the façade of a structure that faces areas open to common or public access; (b) On a roof surface that slopes downward toward the same areas open to common or public access that the façade of the structure faces; or (c) Within the area set off by a line running across the façade of the structure extending to the property boundaries on either side of the façade, and those areas of common or public access faced by the structure.

Solar Panels. Solar panels and associated external systems for operation areshall only allowedbe permitted on the rear roofs of homes such that are not visible in anyany solar panels and associated external systems are in no way from the street. This includes corner lots. Additionally, solar panels are restricted to sq. feet ofThe total area of solar panels on the roof in total. Solar panels are not allowed to be visible from the street in of any direction.

Solar Panels a) The SPV panels must be cleaned at least once every seven days. b) Any bird droppings or spots must be cleaned immediately.

Solar Panels. Tenant may, at its sole cost and expense (without charge, other than as contemplated by Paragraph 5 of the Lease with respect to Operating Expenses), but under Landlord’s supervision, install, maintain and from time to time replace within the parking area located on the Property one or more solar panels solely for Tenant’s personal use in the Premises, together with a connection to the Premises (such solar panels, together with any lines, wires, conduits or related improvements installed by Tenant in connection therewith, are referred to collectively as the “Solar Panels”), provided that: (a) the size, location, design, color and all other aspects of, and the plans and specifications for, the Solar Panels must be submitted to, and approved in advance by, Landlord; and (b) Tenant shall, at its sole cost and expense, comply with all Laws and any applicable requirements of any covenants, conditions and restrictions affecting the Property (whether recorded on or after the date of the Lease). Tenant shall maintain the Solar Panels at all times in a good, safe and clean condition. Tenant shall repair any damage to the Property caused by Tenant’s installation, maintenance, replacement, use or removal of the Solar Panels. The Solar Panels shall remain the property of Tenant during the Term and after Lease end, and Tenant shall, at its sole cost and expense, remove the Solar Panels at Lease end, unless the Parties mutually agree that the Solar Panels are to remain in place and become the sole property of Landlord at Lease end. In such event, at Lease end, the Solar Panels shall be left by Tenant in place, in good condition and working order, and shall become the sole property of Landlord. If the Solar Panels are removed, Tenant shall repair and restore the area(s) of the Property concerned to their condition prior to the installation of the Solar Panels (subject only to normal and reasonable wear and tear that would have occurred absent the installation of the Solar Panels). If a Tenant Default occurs and, as a result, Landlord retakes possession of the Premises (with or without terminating the Lease), or if Tenant fails to remove the Solar Panels at Lease end without the Parties’ mutual agreement as set forth above, then Landlord may, at Tenant’s sole cost and expense, remove the Solar Panels and repair and restore the area(s) of the Property concerned to their condition prior to the installation of the Solar Panels, and Tenant shall promptly reimburse Landlord fo...

Solar Panels. The Buyer will be responsible to notify the existing solar company within (20) days of closing whether or not they wish to transfer the existing solar agreement to themselves. The terms, conditions and warranty information concerning the solar agreement is contained in the Property Information Package.