Generating Asset definition

Generating Asset means any device owned by an electrical corporation (as that term is defined in Public Utilities Code § 218) or located in the State of California used for the generation of electric energy. To be a Generating Asset, the device must have a metered output, or an administratively defined group of generating devices that may or may not have individual metered outputs, but are aggregated for performance measurement. However, for the purposes of this General Order, a Generating Asset does not include:

Generating Asset is any product that would be a Product except that one or more Purnovate Technologies were acquired from Buyer (i.e., no longer owned by Buyer) either directly or indirectly. The intention of this Section 3(e) is to insure that Seller receives Contingent Consideration based on Net Sales of a Generating Asset on the same basis (i.e., whether achieving development or approval milestones or making commercial sales of any Generating Asset) whether the owner of the Purnovate Technology Generating Asset is Buyer or any other party.

Generating Asset is any product that would be a Product except that one or more Purnovate Technologies were acquired from Purchaser (i.e., no longer owned by Purchaser) either directly or indirectly. The intention of this Section 1.3(c) is to insure that the Members’ Representative receive Earnout Consideration based on net sales of a Generating Asset on the same basis (i.e., whether achieving development or approval milestones or making commercial sales of any Generating Asset) whether the owner of the Purnovate Technology Generating Asset is the Purchaser or any other party.

Examples of Generating Asset in a sentence

• When a Generating Asset Owner acquires a Generating Asset from an existing Generating Asset Owner, the new owner shall file its Initial Certification within 90 days of the effective date of the transfer of title or within 90 days of the transfer of possession, whichever date is later.

• Each Generating Asset Owner shall prepare and maintain a compliance document.

• In the event of such a contest, staff shall, at its discretion, proceed with evidentiary hearings on the appeal, or withdraw the citation where facts and circumstances warrant such action and provide a written notice of withdrawal to the Generating Asset Owner.

• No academic information will be forwarded to any other school or agency for a family whose financial records are in arrears.

• The Generating Asset Owner (GAO) is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the generating facility logs.

• Generating Asset Owners, as entities subject to ongoing regulation under this General Order, are hereby notified that these audits, inspections, or investigations will occur on a regular, systematic, and recurring basis supplemented as needed by additional audits, inspections, or investigations to ensure compliance with this General Order.

• Guidelines on how a Generating Asset Owner may comply are available from CPSD.

• To reassert the confidentiality claim, the Generating Asset Owner must again satisfy the requirements of this subsection 15.4 before the end of the confidentiality period.

• The Executive Director may promulgate forms, instructions, advisories, and other guidance to Generating Asset Owners aiding them in achieving compliance with this General Order.

• All Generating Asset Owners shall comply with the Outage Coordination Protocol adopted by the California Independent System Operator.

More Definitions of Generating Asset

Generating Asset means any device owned by an electrical corporation (as that term is defined in Pub. Util. Code § 218) or located in the State of California used for the generation of electric energy. To be a Generating Asset, the device must have a metered output, or an administratively defined group of generating devices that may or may not have individual metered outputs but arethat can be aggregated for performance measurement.

Generating Asset means the plant and equipment needed to