Commercial Operations Date. The earlier of: (1) the day on which the Seller notifies the Buyer that power deliveries can commence consistent with the terms of this Agreement, or (2) the day on which the Seller commences deliveries of electric energy to any buyer consistent with applicable law, including but not limited to, the Buyer, which shall, for the avoidance of doubt, exclude delivery of electric energy during any commissioning period.
Commercial Operations Date. In the case of the issuance of the Term VP Letter of Credit, the Commercial Operations Date shall have occurred on or prior to such date.
Commercial Operations Date. The Commercial Operations Date shall not have occurred by the Date Certain.
Commercial Operations Date. The Commercial Operation (COD) shall mean the actual commissioning date of respective Unit(s) of the Power Project where upon the Seller starts injecting power from the Power Project to the Delivery Point;
Commercial Operations Date. (a) Within 7 days from the date of issuance or deemed issuance of the Trial Operations Completion Certificates for the Jagjeetpur Facilities and the Sarai Facilities, the Jal Xxxxx shall issue the COD Certificate, with a copy to NMCG, subject to the following conditions having been fulfilled by the Concessionaire:
Commercial Operations Date. December KEY MILESTONES As of now, the Project area is large and comprises thousands of acres of contiguous land. However the project will only be located on participating lands and be dispersed on the area to maximise energy while minimising social and environmental impact. Since this Project’s initiation in 2016, XXX engaged with the RM council and local landowners, entered into land agreements and undertook environmental studies and mapping of environmental and built features of the site. Careful positioning of turbines and roads is critical to a wind project, to minimise impact to the community, farmland, sensitive habitat and wildlife. As the Project has now entered into a contract with SaskPower, environmental studies were initiated earlier this year and public consultation will continue throughout the rest of 2021 and in 2022. XXX welcomes your opinion and comments on the project, and how it could be made better Wind Energy and the Environment Blade: 72.5 m – 85m • Turbines take up very little space: Once construction is complete, a turbine only takes up approximately 1/10 of an acre of land • Farming and cattle operations simply continue near turbines; access is not restricted • Numerous wind projects are currently operating in Canada in similar settings; it is clear that cattle, moose, deer and other animals do not avoid wind turbines and are not disturbed by them. Tower : 100- 115m • Careful siting of turbines and access roads are essential to minimising impact to wildlife, the land and its people: detailed field studies are being done to locate critical habitat (e.g. for birds) such as wetlands and grasslands. • Turbines do produce some noise, but only when they are spinning under windy conditions. There is much open space on the area to locate turbines far from homes and minimise impact to local residents, as per RES’ best practices on noise levels. • The Project will undergo a thorough consultation process with the local community, as well as apply for approval with Saskatchewan MOE and the two local RMs.
Commercial Operations Date. (a) Within 7 days from the date of issuance or deemed issuance of the Trial Operations Completion Certificates for the Farrukhabad Facilities and the Fatehgarh Facilities, the Executive Agency shall issue the COD Certificate, with a copy to NMCG, subject to the following conditions having been fulfilled by the Concessionaire:
Commercial Operations Date the date that the *** LNG production train of the Corpus Christi Stage III project achieves Substantial Completion (as defined in the EPC contract for the Corpus Christi Stage III project);
Commercial Operations Date. The "Commercial Operations Date" for the FLNG Facility shall be the earlier of the date upon which:
Commercial Operations Date. Purchaser anticipates that the Commercial Operations Date will occur prior to December 31, 2010 (the “Target Date”). If the Commercial Operations Date has not occurred by that time, Seller agrees not to exercise its option to terminate as provided in Article 6.2(d), and will provide Purchaser an extension beyond that date, but in no event later than December 31, 2012 (the “Extension Date”), so long as Purchaser pays Seller fifty percent (50%) of the applicable compensation that would have been paid to Seller if Purchaser were to have processed and sold all Qualifying Landfill Gas made available by Seller at the then current NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE monthly settling price for Natural Gas (“NYMEX”) (using the same assumptions for determining assumed Gross Revenues as described in Article 4.2); provided, however, the Target Date and the Extension Date shall be extended without additional payment by Purchaser (i) to the extent any such delay is a result of Seller’s breach of any term or condition of this Agreement, and/or (ii) to the extent any such delay is a result of Purchaser’s or Seller’s inability, with the exercise of due diligence, to obtain the permits or approvals necessary to conduct the operations contemplated by this Agreement, and/or (iii) to the extent any such delay is a result of AGL’s failure to complete construction of the pipeline(s) necessary to transport the Landfill Gas from Purchaser’s Site, and/or (iv) by the number of days that Purchaser can reasonably demonstrate that its ability to achieve Commercial Operations prior to the Target Date were caused primarily by Seller’s closure and/or post-closure activities. Any delay of the nature described in subsection (iv) above shall be taken into account only if Purchaser can demonstrate that Seller’s closure/post-closure activities demonstrably affected Purchaser’s ability to construct and put in place in a timely manner Purchaser’s Facilities at Seller’s Site necessary to process and transmit Landfill Gas or negatively affect the quality of the Landfill Gas such that it does not meet the standards set forth in Article 7.1.
