Turbines Sample Clauses

Turbines. The Borrower shall not, and shall not allow any Corresponding Project Company to, Transfer any Turbines or any of its rights or interests in or under any Turbine Supply Documents to any Person, other than: (i) to the Collateral Agent pursuant to the Security Agreements, (ii) subject to this Section 5(v), to an Eligible Qualified Project Company or a Qualified Project Company, only upon a prepayment of the Loans as contemplated by Section 2(i)(ii), or (iii) to a third party, only upon the prepayment in full of the Corresponding Term Loans as contemplated under Section 2(i)(ii); provided, in any event, that such allowed Transfer of Turbines with respect to any Project or Turbine Supply Document must include all of the Turbines associated with such Project or Turbine Supply Document, as applicable, and prepayment of all Corresponding Term Loans for such Turbines. The Borrower shall not, and shall not allow any Corresponding Project Company to, erect, install, assemble, remove from storage or project sites, transport (provided that transportation of the Turbine from the manufacturer to a project site is expressly permitted) or take any other actions or fail to take any action that would reasonably be likely to reduce the value or marketability of any such Turbines financed under the Loan (including storage of Turbines in any material manner or for any period that would reasonably be likely to result in a material loss or diminishment of such Turbine’s warranty) at any project site (including a project site of any Affiliate of the Borrower) or that could materially impair the lien of the Security Agreements.
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Turbines. No Turbine has been Placed in Service prior to the consummation of the transactions described in Section 2.4 (b).
Turbines. 33.—(1) No authorised development is to commence in respect of Work No. 2a until a scheme of works showing—
Turbines. The Project, as amended in this Amendment No. 1, contemplates fifty- one (51) turbines located in another school district and sixty-three (63) turbines located in the District. Clearly, fourteen (14) new permanent full-time jobs is not consistent with a one hundred fourteen (114) turbine wind farm Project. Thus, Applicant’s current parent company, EDF Renewable Energy, has provided a Supplemental Job Waiver Request (“Supplemental Job Waiver Request”) requesting that the District amend its Findings and the Agreement to reflect three (3) new permanent full-time jobs in another school district and four (4) new permanent full- time jobs in the District for a total of seven (7) new permanent full-time jobs for the entire wind farm Project;
Turbines. No. of Turbines per ORC Unit 2 Manufacturer Ormat Model No's 1,500 General Arrangement Drawing No. 0.002.91.905.0 Sectional Drawing No. 0.002.91.904.0 Standards and Codes Applicable ORMAT Standard Component Materials ASTM (see list Below) Governor manufacturer and type Xxxxxx - E disc* Vanessa - Triple off set * Manufacturer's data sheets See appendix A * Stop valve manufacturer, size and type Xxxxxx - E disc* Vanessa - Triple off set * Manufacturer's data sheets See appendix A * Gear Box Manufacturer (if applicable) Not Applicable type Not Applicable general arrangement drawing Not Applicable sectional drawing Not Applicable manufacturers data sheets Not Applicable EPC SHEDULE B September 23 2003 Wairakei EPC -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxx of Materials (Turbine) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- No. Component description Component material ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Turbine shaft E4340 (Chrome - nickel) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Turbine housing SA - 516 Grade 70 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Turbine outlet assembly SA - 516 Grade 70 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Nozzles' rings SA - 266 Class 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Turbine wheels SA - 266 Class 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- *Or equivalent / similar
Turbines. Following delivery at the applicable project site, any Turbine that forms part of the Collateral, without the prior written consent of the Lender (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned), the Borrower shall not (i) erect such Turbine or (ii) transport or take any other actions or fail to take any action with respect to such Turbine that could reasonably be expect to reduce the value or marketability of any such Turbine (including storage of Turbines at the applicable project site in any manner or for any period that would result in loss or diminishment of such Turbine’s warranty).

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