Commerciality Sample Clauses

Commerciality. 9.1 Licensee shall, prior to any third-party notification, notify the Director General in writing as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than seven (7) days after any Discovery is made.
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Commerciality. 8.1 Contractor shall notify the Minister and GNPC in writing as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than thirty (30) days after any Discovery is made.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Audit Access Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant paperwork relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Contractors are required to retain background documentation for a period of 8 years (in adults) or until the 25th birthday if a child (age 26 if entry made when young person was 17), or 8 years after death. See also Guidance on the Retention and Disposal of Hospital Notes, British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/documents/1062/1062.pdf Financial Arrangements Payment is subject to meeting the requirements of the service. The contractor will be paid:
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Audit Access Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant paperwork relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Contractors are required to retain background documentation (including NRT vouchers) for a period of 2 financial years plus the current year and when requested provide such documentation for auditing purposes.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this contact as “Commercial in confidence” . Audit Access Knowsley Council reserves the right to access any paperwork relating to the service provided, within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Financial Arrangements
Commerciality addressing market failures and ensuring competitiveness of the future industry The fundamental market risk is about cost and revenue uncertainty. As already mentioned, government R&D support and shared funding of demonstration plants is crucial to reduce CAPEX and therefore investment risks. What is further required is a sense of a future advantage, for example, through a set CO2 price trajectory that ensures first-movers will not bear a commercial disadvantage from their additional decarbonisation costs. The European ETS has proven to be a poor indicator in terms of certainty over future CO2 pricing and additional frameworks, for example a price floor (as implemented in the UK) is needed. Therefore: ❖ Companies need to be given certainty that they are investing into a competitive future industry through clear frameworks that ensure no competitive disadvantage through decarbonisation costs. For both private and public entities, it is fundamental to gain certainty over the future commerciality of the technologies delivering a net-zero industry. This includes access to a market on which to sell green products, certainty over financial liabilities around potential leakages from the storage site as regulated under the EU’s CO2 Storage Directive from 2009, and for the government the perspective of phasing out initially necessary subsidy schemes. The following is therefore recommended: ❖ Evaluate different government support schemes that reduce cost and respond to potentially fast- moving market dynamics, such as Carbon Contract for Difference schemes. ❖ Develop initial market for low-carbon products, for example through public procurement schemes or partnerships with downstream manufacturers in preparation of an economy wide future green market through carbon pricing mechanisms. ❖ Ensure sufficient financial security is available in accordance with the EU CO2 Storage Directive of 2009. To alleviate the financial strain for operators, public-private partnerships should be evaluated to allocate responsibilities between public and private sector.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in confidence”.
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Commerciality. 8.1 Contractor shall submit a Discovery Notice to the Minister, the Petroleum Commission, as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than two (2) days after such Discovery is made.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in confidenceand information relating to its performance shall not be disclosed outside the Partner organisations.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Audit Access Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant information relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Liverpool City Council will require contractors to comply with quarterly spot checks to be conducted in circumstances where unexpectedly high voucher costs are identified.
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