Regulatory Credit definition

Regulatory Credit means any credits, benefits, attribute, aspect, characteristic, claim, reduction, offset or allowance, or similar benefit of any type, howsoever entitled or named, arising under any federal, state, local or other law as now in effect, or as subsequently amended, enacted or adopted, including but not limited to renewable identification numbers (RINs), and Low- Carbon Fuel Standards (LCFS) resulting from, attributable to, or associated with the Renewable Natural Gas.
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Examples of Regulatory Credit in a sentence

  • The effort encompassed site-specific IBSS system requirements including: Language, Currency, Taxation, Billing interfaces, General Ledger interfaces, Payments/Receivables, Late Fees processing, Formats, Regulatory, Credit Assessment, Deposits, Commissions, Services, Equipment/SIM Card ordering and distribution, and Clearing and Settlement.

  • Buyer may act as the regulated party for the sale of Ethanol and creation of LCFS Credits in connection with Ethanol, if Buyer and Seller agree to provisions in the Regulatory Credit Protocol for tracking the value of LCFS Credits associated with Ethanol sold by Seller to Buyer hereunder and conveying to Seller the value of LCFS Credits so generated.

  • The consent of Certificateholders shall not be required for such withholding.

  • Seller shall register the production of Ethanol in a manner required by the RFS2 Rule and other EPA requirements, and in accordance with the Regulatory Credit Protocol, so as to permit transfer of RINs to Buyer or third parties.

  • Except as otherwise requested by Customer pursuant to this Section 10, Company is not responsible nor will it take any action for itself or on behalf of any third party, or deliver any documentation to any third party, that is necessary to satisfy the requirements of any applicable governmental authority which has jurisdiction over the relevant Regulatory Credit related to the registration or generation of such Regulatory Credit.