General Program Information Sample Clauses

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General Program Information. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) administers the NY Residential Existing Homes Program, which includes Assisted Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®, a moderate-income component (for households earning 80% or less than Area Median Income), and EmPower New York, a low-income component (for households earning 60% or less than the State Median Income). These two components are referred to as the “Program” and assist New Yorkers in improving the energy performance, durability, comfort and safety of existing one-to-four-family homes throughout New York State. The Program meets the criteria of U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program. This Participation Agreement also allows for participants to serve market rate customers (for households earning more than 80% of the Area Median Income / State Median Income) through the Residential Energy Audit program and financing programs. The objectives of the Program are to enhance the delivery of building performance services by using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and building science principles to cost-effectively achieve goals which include decreasing energy consumption and costs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and enhancing building stock resiliency while simultaneously addressing health and safety issues pertaining to indoor air quality. NYSERDA relies upon the following implementation and external contractors to provide program support services: Implementation Contractors: • Technical Services • Shared Services • Loan Origination • Quality Assurance External Contractors: • Loan Servicing • Community Energy Advisors Participating Contractors are independent contractors delivering building performance services to Program participants. NYSERDA provides assistance to both Program participants and Participating Contractors designed to increase awareness of, and demand for, building performance contracting while simultaneously establishing an infrastructure of trained and certified technicians and accredited contractors to deliver such services. This Participation Agreement (“Agreement”) establishes the terms and conditions for Participating Contractors to complete work through the Program. A contractor is considered and referred to as a “Participating Contractor” hereinafter, only when this Agreement is fully executed by NYSERDA.
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General Program Information. Program Description The Commercial Water Heater Distributor Rebate Program (hereafter referred to as the “Program”) is an energy efficiency program funded by California utility customers and administered by Southern California Gas Company (hereafter referred to as “SoCalGas”) under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission (hereafter referred to as “CPUC”). Energy Solutions serves as the “Program Implementer”. Program Goals The goals of the Program are twofold: (1) encourage Distributors to increase their inventory of high efficiency commercial water heating equipment; and (2) encourage Distributors to upsell that equipment (i.e., explaining to Distributors’ customers the technical benefits and calculating the return on investment when possible). The goals of the Program are fostered by providing incentives in the form of cash incentives to Distributors for selling qualifying high efficiency commercial water heating equipment that is installed at SoCalGas gas customers’ facilities. To participate in the Program, Distributors are required to sign this Agreement with SoCalGas and agree to its provisions. Program Promotion Distributor agrees to display SoCalGas approved or provided Program promotional materials at point of purchase locations in accordance with SoCalGas’ policies and guidelines. Program Term The term of the Program is September 25, 2012 through December 31, 2013 (the “Program Term”). Only Qualifying Equipment sold during the Program Term to be installed at Qualifying Customers’ facilities will be eligible for incentives. Program Contact Information If you have any questions or concerns about the Program, please call the Program Implementer first. If your matter is not resolved, you may contact the Program Administrator. Program Implementer: Energy Solutions – (000) 000-0000 xxxxxxx@xxxxxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx Program Administrator: SoCalGas – (000) 000-0000 XXxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
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General Program Information. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) administers the NY Residential Existing Homes Program, including a market rate component (for households earning more than 80% of the Area Median Income / State Median Income), a moderate-income component (for households earning 80% or less than Area Median Income), and a low-income component (for households earning 60% or less than the State Median Income). Collectively, these three components are referred to as the “Program” and assist New Yorkers in improving the energy performance, durability, comfort and safety of existing one-to-four-family homes throughout New York State. The Program meets the criteria of U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program. The objectives of the Program are to enhance the delivery of building performance services by using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and building science principles to cost-effectively achieve goals which include decreasing energy consumption and costs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and enhancing building stock resiliency while simultaneously addressing health and safety issues pertaining to indoor air quality. NYSERDA relies upon the following implementation and external contractors to provide program support services: Implementation Contractors:  Technical ServicesShared ServicesLoan OriginationQuality Assurance External Contractors:  Loan Servicing  Community Energy Advisors Participating Contractors are independent contractors delivering building performance services to Program participants. NYSERDA provides assistance to both Program participants and Participating Contractors designed to increase awareness of, and demand for, building performance contracting while simultaneously establishing an infrastructure of trained and certified technicians and accredited contractors to deliver such services. This Participation Agreement (“Agreement”) establishes the terms and conditions for Participating Contractors to complete work through the Program. A contractor is considered and referred to as a “Participating Contractor” hereinafter, only when this Agreement is fully executed by NYSERDA.
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General Program Information. Requirements at a Glance Who is eligible to apply? Any public or private entity proposing to serve a qualifying school. What is a qualifying school? Schools that either: ● Are in program improvement status per Title I designation, Or ● Have been determined by a LEA to be in need of intervention and support to improve academic achievement and other outcomes, and ● Enroll students who may be at risk for academic failure, dropping out of school, involvement in criminal or delinquent activities, or who lack strong positive role models. Note: Programs must target students who primarily attend schools eligible for schoolwide Title I programs. How much is the award? Applicants are eligible to apply for funding based on the projected average daily attendance (ADA)1 of the program. Funding tiers are as follows: ADA 25-40 = $80,000 ADA 41-55 = $100,000 ADA 56-70 = $115,000 ADA 71-85 = $130,000 ADA 86 & up = $145,000 (MAX) What is the duration of the award? Applicants are eligible for five years of funding, dependent on adequate annual performance. What services must the program provide to participants? Programs must provide academic enrichment activities that align with state academic standards, any local academic standards, and local curricula designed to improve student academic achievement. In addition, programs must offer at least two additional types of services, programs, and/or activities that contribute to overall student success. Must services be provided to adult family members of program participants? Yes. Programs must offer adult family members of CLC participants opportunities for active and meaningful engagement in their children’s education, including opportunities for literacy and related educational development. How many hours and days of service are required? Programs must operate for a minimum of 10 hours a week for 115 days during the school year.
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General Program Information. Program Terms are void where and to the extent prohibited by law. Taxes may apply where required by law. If any change to these terms is found invalid, void, or for any reason unenforceable, that change is severable and does not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining changes or conditions. YOUR CONTINUED MEMBERSHIP AFTER WE CHANGE TERMS CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE CHANGES. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ANY CHANGES, YOU MUST CANCEL YOUR MEMBERSHIP.
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General Program Information. Program Description The TECH Initiative (hereafter referred to as the “Program”) supports the installation of Heat Pump Water Heaters (“HPWH”) and HVAC Heat Pumps (“HP”) in California. The Program is funded by California ratepayers and taxpayers and administered by Southern California Edison Company (“SCE”) under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission (“CPUC”). The Program provides incentives to Participating Trade Professionals for selling and installing qualifying HPWHs and HPs to California residential customers. Xxxxx Ventures, Inc. dba Energy Solutions (hereinafter referred to as “Energy Solutions” or “Program Implementer”) is implementing the program on behalf of the California Public Utilities Commission (“CPUC”). To participate in the Program, Participating Trade Professionals are required to sign this Participation Agreement agreeing to the terms and conditions of participation (the “Agreement”).
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General Program Information. The SoonerCare program enrolls Medicaid recipients with primary care providers/case managers (PCP/CMs) who provide and/or authorize all primary care services and all necessary specialty services, with the exception of services for which authorization is not required. In exchange for a fixed, periodic rate, which is paid per member per month, the PCP/CM provides or otherwise assures the delivery of medically necessary primary care and case management services included in the benefit package contained in Attachment A, and referrals for specialty services for an enrolled group of eligible individuals. The PCP/CM assists the client in gaining access to the health care system and monitors the client's condition, health care needs and service delivery.
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  • HANDLING OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION The Company agrees to undertake the following in relation to IHiS’ Confidential Information: to maintain the same in confidence and to use it only for the Purpose and for no other purpose; not to make any commercial use thereof; not to use the same for the benefit of itself or of any third party other than pursuant to a further agreement with IHiS; not to use the same for the purpose of guiding or conducting a search of any information, materials or sources, whether or not available to the public, for any purpose whatsoever, including without limitation, for the purpose of demonstrating that any information falls within one of the exceptions in Clause 1.1(b); not to copy, reproduce, reverse engineer or reduce to writing any part thereof except as may be reasonably necessary for the Purpose and that any copies, reproductions or reductions to writing so made shall be the property of IHiS; not to disclose the Confidential Information whether to its employees or to third parties except in confidence to such of its Representatives who have been informed of the confidential nature thereof and who need to know the same for the Purpose and that: such Representatives are contractually obliged (whether by their contracts of employment or service, or otherwise) not to disclose the same or to use the same otherwise than for the Purpose; and the Company shall enforce such obligations at its expense, and to such extent as may be required by IHiS, in the event of a breach thereof that relates to IHiS' Confidential Information; to ensure the compliance to this NDA (including sub-clauses (a) to (f) above) on the part of its Representatives to whom Confidential Information is disclosed; and to apply to the Confidential Information no lesser security measures and degree of care than those which the Company applies to its own confidential or proprietary information of similar nature, but in no event less than reasonable care, and which the Company warrants as being adequate protection of such information from unauthorised disclosure, copying or use. The Company, as the principal party, shall be responsible and held liable for any breach of this NDA by any of its Representatives. If the Company is uncertain as to whether any information is Confidential Information, the Company shall treat the information as if it was Confidential Information, unless otherwise agreed by IHiS in writing. The Company shall immediately notify IHiS of any unauthorised disclosure or use of the Confidential Information of which the Company becomes aware and will take all steps which IHiS may require in relation to such unauthorised disclosure or use, or to prevent further unauthorised disclosure or use. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Company shall be entitled to make any disclosure of the Confidential Information as required by law, but shall give IHiS not less than TWO (2) business days' notice of such disclosure and shall consult with IHiS prior to such disclosure with a view to avoiding such disclosure, if legally possible.

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