Project Loan definition

Project Loan means the loan made by the Governmental Lender to the Borrower pursuant to the Project Loan Agreement in the original principal amount of $[AMOUNT], as evidenced by the Project Note.
Project Loan means the loan made by the Governmental Lender to the Borrower pursuant to the Project Loan Agreement in the original principal amount of $ , as evidenced by the Project Note.
Project Loan means a loan made to a recipient by the state from the Clean Water Fund.

Examples of Project Loan in a sentence

  • As one of the sub-projects to be implemented under the Sector Project Loan framework, the object of this Project aims to construct a geothermal power plant in the Las Pailas field in Guanacaste Province.


More Definitions of Project Loan

Project Loan means a loan made to a municipality from the local bridge revolving fund and evidenced by the municipality’s project loan obligation.
Project Loan means (i) a loan granted by a Project Loan Entity to a Project Entity (other than any Project Entity into which a Project Equity Investment has been made) or (ii) a loan granted by the Issuer or a Project Holdco to a Project Entity into which a Project Equity Investment has been made.
Project Loan has the meaning provided in the Recitals hereto.
Project Loan means the funds loaned from the Fund to finance the Project and, except for principal forgiven, if any, required to be repaid pursuant to this Agreement;
Project Loan means the loan contemplated by the Project Loan Commitment, the proceeds of which will be used in connection with the acquisition, construction and development of the Project described in such Project Loan Commitment.
Project Loan means any Loan other than a Repayment Loan.
Project Loan means, for each Qualified Project to be included in the Borrowing Base, the aggregate of all Loan Allocations for all Lots and/or Homes to be included in the Borrowing Base for said Qualified Project. For purposes of this Agreement, all such loans shall be referred to individually and collectively in the singular.