Financial Incentives definition
Financial Incentives means any and all financial incentives, benefits or credits associated with the Generating Facility, or the ownership or Operation thereof, or the electrical or thermal output of the Generating Facility, including any production or investment tax credits, real or personal property tax credits or sales or use tax credits, but not including any Green Attributes, Capacity Attributes or Resource Adequacy Benefits.
Financial Incentives. A business may offer financial incentives for the collection, sale or deletion of California residents’ personal information, where the incentive is not unjust, unreasonable, coercive or usurious, and is made available in compliance with applicable transparency, informed consent, and opt-out requirements. California residents have the right to be notified of any financial incentives offers and their material terms, the right to opt-out of such incentives at any time, and may not be included in such incentives without their prior informed opt-in consent. We do not offer any such incentives at this time. •
Financial Incentives means the amounts payable to Partner by Avalara as compensation for a Customer’s purchase of Avalara’s Services in accordance with Section 3 below.
Examples of Financial Incentives in a sentence
System Owner and Host intend that System Owner shall obtain and retain all Green Attributes and Environmental Financial Incentives including SRECs, ZRECS or the equivalent, and all other financial incentives and Tax Benefits associated with the development of the System, including the installation, ownership, and operation of such System and the sale of electricity from the System to Host.
More Definitions of Financial Incentives
Financial Incentives means a Bonus Payment or an Abatements
Financial Incentives. When DTI agrees to the Forecasting PM described above, Financial Incentives will begin concurrently with reporting of individual DTI performance data except as specified below for the Pre-Ordering/Ordering/Provisioning and Interconnection PMs. Financial Incentives will apply to Maintenance/Repair PMs without restriction other than DTI's participation in the Forecasting PM. Financial Incentives will apply to Pre-Ordering/Ordering/Provisioning and Interconnection PMs subject to DTI's participation in the Forecasting PM and the required per month ordering threshold. DTI must place a 150 orders per month minimum for Service Units, by state, for three (3) consecutive months (hereafter the "150-order requirement"). Once DTI's order volume reaches the "150-order requirement", a ninety (90) day grace period will begin wherein data will be accumulated and reviewed. At the end of that ninety (90) day grace period, applicable Financial Incentives shall apply. The three (3) consecutive months and the subsequent ninety (90) day grace period may be concurrent with all or part of the beginning six (6) month period after recording of official data begins, between initial order activity and the implementation of performance reporting (i.e., month 7 data). For purposes of applying Financial Incentives to the Forecasting PM, if DTI's actual order activity for Service Units in a given month is below the forecast for that month by more than 10%, Financial Incentives will apply only to the incremental Service Units that were forecasted but not ordered; i.e., the difference between the actual quantity ordered and the quantity which reflects the forecast less 10%. For purposes of applying Financial Incentives to the Pre-ordering/Ordering/Provisioning and Interconnection PM, if DTI's actual order activity for Service Units in a given month exceeds the forecast for that month by more than 10%, Financial Incentives will not apply.
Financial Incentives means all available (including, without limitation, utility) financial incentives relating to the installation or ownership of the System (including, without limitation, governmental and private party renewable energy credits, grants, and rebates), and all federal, state and local tax benefits (including, without limitation, deductions, credits, grants and other allowances), and tax attributes relating to the System.
Financial Incentives. Landlord represents that it has not applied for, nor has the right to receive, has received, nor will receive in the future from any governmental or quasi-governmental body, or any other entity any inducement, incentive or benefit arising from, attributed to or in connection with the development of the project whether in the form of grants, tax credits, exemptions, increment financing, tax rebates or otherwise. In the event any such incentives are obtained by or through Landlord for the development of the project, the same shall be applied against the projects costs/site work contribution so as to reduce MC’s share thereof.
Financial Incentives has the meaning set forth in Section 11.3(i).
Financial Incentives means (i) the ITC (or cash grant or similar payment in lieu thereof, including pursuant to Section 1603 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act of 2009) and any tax deductions or other benefits under the Internal Revenue Code or applicable state law available as a result of the ownership and operation of the Generating Facilities or the Output generated by the Generating Facilities (including without limitation tax credits, accelerated depreciation, or bonus depreciation) and (ii) any other financial incentives that result from the ownership and operation of the Generating Facilities or the Output, but excluding any economic value or rights associated with the Environmental Attributes.
Financial Incentives means any agreement or understanding