Initial CP Provisions definition

Initial CP Provisions means Part 4 (Adjustments to Installed Capacity Estimate) and Clause 6.4 and Clauses 6.8 to 6.11, Part 8 (Changes in Law), Part 9 (Generation Tax), Part 10 (Balancing System (BSUoS/RCRC) and TLM(D)), Part 11 (Curtailment), Annex 4 (BMRP) and Annex 5 (IMRP);
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 10 (Changes in Law), Part 11 (Generation Tax), Part 14 (Nuclear Third Party Liability Insurance) and Annex 3 (BMRP);
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 4 (Adjustments ), Part 8 (Changes in Law), Part A (GRP Review Procedures) of Annex 6 (Gas Reference Price Review), Part A (CMRP Review Procedures) of Annex 7 (Carbon Market Reference Price Review) and Part A (Reference Plant Review Procedures) of Annex 8 (Reference Plant Review);
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More Definitions of Initial CP Provisions

Initial CP Provisions means Part 7 (Changes in Law) and Part A (CMRP Review Procedures) of Annex 6 (Carbon Market Reference Price Review);
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 4 (Adjustments to Installed Capacity Estimate), Part 8 (Changes in Law); Part 9 (Generation Tax), Part 10 (Balancing System (BSUoS/RCRC) and TLM(D)), Part 11 (Curtailment), Annex 4 (BMRP), Annex 5 (IMRP), Part D of Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT Efficiency) and Part F of Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT Efficiency);
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Initial CP Provisions means Clause 4 (Milestone), Clause 5 (Installed Eligible Capacity Estimate adjustments), Clause 10.1(B), Clause 18.1(C), Clause 18.2, Clause 19.2, Clause 19.3, Clause 20.2 and Part 11 (Changes in Law); and32
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 4 (Adjustments to Installed Capacity Estimate), Part 8 (Changes in Law); Part 9 (Generation Tax), Part 10 (Balancing System (BSUoS/RCRC) and TLM(D)), Part 11 (Curtailment), Annex 4 (BMRP), Annex 5 (IMRP), Part D of Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT EfficiencyFMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria and RQM Calculation Methodology) and Part F of Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT Efficiency) (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria and RQM Calculation Methodology);
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 4Part 4Part 4 (Adjustments to Installed Capacity Estimate), Part 8Part 8Part 8 (Changes in Law); Part 9Part 9Part 9 (Generation Tax), Part 10Part 10Part 10 (Balancing System (BSUoS/RCRC) and TLM(D)), Part 11Part 11Part 11 (Curtailment), Annex 4Annex 4Annex 4 (BMRP), Annex 5Annex 5Annex 5 (IMRP), Part DPart DPart D of Annex 7Annex 7Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT Efficiency) and Part FPart FPart F of Annex 7Annex 7Annex 7 (FMS arrangements, Sustainability Criteria, RQM Calculation Methodology and ACT Efficiency);
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Initial CP Provisions means Part 7 (Changes in Law) and Annex 6 (Carbon Market Reference Price Review);
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Related to Initial CP Provisions

  • Surviving Provisions has the meaning specified in Section 10.02.

  • Standard Amendment Coversheet refers to the form used by the Judicial Council to amend agreements with other parties. Several originally signed, fully executed versions of a Standard Amendment, together with the integrated Contract Documents, shall each represent an Amendment as an individual contract counterpart.

  • statutory provision means a provision of an Act or of an instrument made under an Act.

  • Standard Terms and Conditions or “Standard Terms” means these terms and conditions for the grant of the Loan to the Borrower by ABFL.

  • Additional Provisions shall have the meaning set forth in Section 15.01.

  • Base Flood Elevation (BFE means a determination of the water surface elevations of the base flood as published in the Flood Insurance Study. When the BFE has not been provided in a “Special Flood Hazard Area”, it may be obtained from engineering studies available from a Federal, State, or other source using FEMA approved engineering methodologies. This elevation, when combined with the “Freeboard”, establishes the “Regulatory Flood Protection Elevation”.