Solar Array Clause Samples

Solar Array. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Lease, Landlord, in its sole discretion, shall have the right (but shall in no event be obligated) to install, maintain, repair and remove, or cause a third party to install, maintain, repair and remove, a solar array on the roof of the Building or any other area of the Project reasonably designated by Landlord (the “Solar Array”), so long as such Solar Array does not materially adversely affect Tenant’s use of the Premises for the Permitted Use. During the initial connection and activation of the Solar Array and during any repairs, alterations or modifications to the Solar Array, Tenant acknowledges that there may be a planned interruption in the electrical service to the Premises and that Landlord shall not be liable to Tenant with respect thereto. Landlord shall provide at least 2 business days advance written notice to Tenant prior to any planned interruption of electrical service during the initial activation of the Solar Array and/or arising from any alterations, modifications or repairs of the Solar Array. Landlord shall schedule any such planned interruption during a time to minimize any impact on Tenant’s operations. Landlord or the third party designated by Landlord to install the Solar Array shall be responsible for the initial construction costs to acquire and install the Solar Array. Repair and maintenance costs of the Solar Array shall be excluded from Operating Expenses. Tenant acknowledges that any environmental or tax benefits arising from or accruing with respect to the Solar Array shall be the sole property of Landlord or Landlord’s designee. Landlord shall have the right to contract (on terms acceptable to Landlord in its discretion) for the purchase of the electricity generated from the Solar Array for purposes of supplying all or a portion of the electricity for the Project. Tenant acknowledges that any costs incurred by Landlord to purchase power generated from the Solar Array shall be an Operating Expense; provided such costs shall not exceed the costs of purchasing such power from the local utility provider.
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Solar Array. Solar arrays must sustain any expected shadow geometry without damage. The cells of the arrays shall be laid out to minimize shadowing losses and induced magnetic moments.
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Solar Array. OUC shall procure and purchase the design, equipment and installation of a Solar Array, sized to meet the approximate lighting load for the Sculpture Project, to be located on CITY-owned property, at a site designated by the CITY and structurally acceptable to OUC and its solar contractor. The Solar Array installation shall be completed no later than four (4) months after CITY provides OUC, in writing, notice that the location on CITY property upon which the Solar Array will be installed is ready for the installation. The Solar Array shall be interconnected to and generate power to the OUC power grid and be used to off-set and reduce the CITY’s monthly utility ▇▇▇▇. OUC shall also procure and purchase a five-year warranty on the Solar Array. Upon completion of installation of the Solar Array, OUC shall, at no cost to the CITY, transfer full title, ownership and control of the Solar Array and the five-year warranty, to the CITY. Should the Lighting System or Solar Array malfunction under the warranty period, OUC, at CITY’s request, will assist in identifying warranty supporting material or information needed. Upon transfer of ownership and integration of the Solar Array into OUC’s power grid, OUC shall enter into an Interconnection Agreement with CITY.
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Solar Array. The power output of the solar array in the worst-case condition with [*] at 15-years orbital life shall be sufficient to support maximum design satellite load. [*]
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Solar Array. The CITY shall designate a location on CITY-owned property for the installation of the Solar Array. Upon completion of the Solar Array and once it is fully operational and accepted by CITY, the CITY shall take full title, ownership and control of the Solar Array and the five-year warranty on it, at no cost to the CITY. Upon transfer of ownership and integration of the Solar Array into OUC’s power grid, the CITY shall also enter into an Interconnection Agreement with OUC.
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