Within one hundred and eighty Sample Clauses

Within one hundred and eighty. (180) Days following the earlier of (i) the completion of the Company Work, (ii) the effective early termination or cancellation date of this Agreement in accordance with any of the provisions hereof, and (iii) the FERC IA Acceptance Date, the Company shall perform an overall reconciliation of the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs to the invoiced costs previously paid to Company by Developer under this Agreement (“Total Payments Made”). If the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs actually incurred is greater than the Total Payments Made, the Company shall provide a final invoice to Developer for the balance due to the Company under this Agreement (the “Balance Amount”). If the Total Payments Made is greater than the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs actually incurred, Company shall reimburse the difference to Developer (“Refund Amount”) or, if applicable, may apply the Refund Amount as contemplated in Section 7.6 of this Agreement. The Refund Amount or Balance Amount, as applicable, shall be due and payable upon final reconciliation but no later than sixty (60) Days after such reconciliation. Any portion of the Balance Amount or Refund Amount, as applicable, remaining unpaid after that time shall be subject to interest as calculated pursuant to Section 9.1 of this Agreement.
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Within one hundred and eighty. (180) Days following the earlier of (i) the completion of the Company Work, (ii) the effective early termination or cancellation date of this Agreement in accordance with any of the provisions hereof, and (iii) the FERC IA Acceptance Date, the Company shall perform an overall reconciliation of the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs to the invoiced costs previously paid to Company by Developer under this Agreement (“Total Payments Made”). If the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs actually incurred is greater than the Total Payments Made, the Company shall provide a final invoice to Effective Date: 8/10/2020 - Docket #: ER20-2821-000 - Page 17 Developer for the balance due to the Company under this Agreement (the “Balance Amount”). If the Total Payments Made is greater than the total of all Company Engineering & Procurement Agreement - NMPC/ATLANTIC WIND, LLC Q546 Reimbursable Costs actually incurred, Company shall reimburse the difference to Developer (“Refund Amount”) or, if applicable, may apply the Refund Amount as contemplated in Section 7.6 of this Agreement. The Refund Amount or Balance Amount, as applicable, shall be due and payable upon final reconciliation but no later than sixty (60) Days after such reconciliation. Any portion of the Balance Amount or Refund Amount, as applicable, remaining unpaid after that time shall be subject to interest as calculated pursuant to Section 9.1 of this Agreement.
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Within one hundred and eighty. (180) Days following the earlier of (i) the completion of the Company Work, and (ii) the effective early termination or cancellation date of this Agreement in accordance with any of the provisions hereof, the Company shall perform an overall reconciliation of the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs to the invoiced costs previously paid to Company by Developer under this Agreement (“Total Payments Made”). If the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs actually incurred is greater than the Total Payments Made, the Company shall provide a final invoice to Developer for the balance due to the Company under this Agreement (the “Balance Amount”). If the Total Payments Made is greater than the total of all Company Reimbursable Costs actually incurred, Company shall reimburse the difference to Developer (“Refund Amount”). The Refund Amount or Balance Amount, as applicable, shall be due and payable upon final reconciliation but no later than sixty (60) Days after such reconciliation. Any portion of the Balance Amount or Refund Amount, as applicable, remaining unpaid after that time shall be subject to interest as calculated pursuant to Section 9.1 of this Agreement.
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Within one hundred and eighty. (180) days after a notification of a commercial Discovery in accordance with Article 11.6 a) above, Operator shall submit a proposal for a Development plan to the Management committee. The proposed Development plan shall contain, but not be limited to the following points: - A delimitation of a Exploitation Area taking into fully account the results of the appraisal program and its results in determining the potential of each reservoir and when applicable the entire field to be developed. - The Drilling and completing of Development Xxxxx; - The Drilling and completing of Xxxxx for water or Natural Gas injection; - The laying of cables and pipelines; - The installation of any facilities required to extract Petroleum and conduct all necessary Petroleum Operations in a prudent and safe manner; - The treatment and transportation of the Petroleum to the processing or storage facilities onshore or offshore; - The offtake of Petroleum including the laying of pipelines inside or outside the Contract Area to a storage facility or the Delivery Point; - The establishment of required Petroleum storage facilities; - The training requirements to accomplish the commitment in accordance with applicable law and this Contract; - A comprehensive environment impact assessment which shall include an analysis of potential negative effects to the air, land and maritime environment, local communities and existing commercial and primary industries shall be included as a separate document. The assessment shall also contain a proposal or program for the mitigation of any deemed or potential negative effects on the interests referred to arising out of or resulting from facilities and activities subject to an approved plan for the Development of the Discovery. - on how any structures, installations and facilities necessary for the Development of the commercial Discovery may be decommissioned and disposed of. - Any other activities not explicitly mentioned in the Contract but which are necessary for the planned Exploitation and delivery of the Petroleum in accordance with Malagasy law and when applicable the best practices in the international petroleum industry.
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