Examples of SBC Surcharge in a sentence
NYSERDA reserves the right to adjust the Incentive if: (a) Contractor fails to demonstrate project viability pursuant to §3.3; (b) the Project is relocated to another location in New York State that is not eligible for incentives, such as a municipal electric utility or electric cooperative whose customers do not pay the SBC Surcharge, or if the Project is relocated outside New York State; (c) an adjustment is exercised by NYSERDA pursuant to §5.5.
If a Project is relocated outside of New York, or relocated to another location that is ineligible for the NYSERDA incentive due to its customers not paying the SBC Surcharge, during the term required in §3.6 of this Agreement, NYSERDA shall seek a return of the incentive funding from the Contractor, developer, or asset owner of record that shall be calculated based on a pro-rata share of the twenty (20) years that the system would not be located at an eligible New York State location.
If a Project is relocated outside of New York, or relocated to another location that is ineligible for the NYSERDA incentive due to its customers not paying the SBC Surcharge, during the term required in §3.6 of this Agreement, NYSERDA shall seek a return of the incentive funding from the Contractor, developer, or asset owner of record that shall be calculated based on a pro-rata share of the ten (10) years that the system would not be located at an eligible New York State location.
NYSERDA shall have no liability under this Agreement to the Contractor or to anyone else beyond SBC Surcharge funds actually paid to NYSERDA by third parties which would fund this Agreement.
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To participate in the CEF Fuel Cell Program, Project Sites must be paying the SBC Surcharge at the time of application submittal.
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