C&O Agreements definition

C&O Agreements means the Construction Agreement and the Operating Agreement.
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C&O Agreements means (a) the Main Facilities C&O Agreement, and (b) the Expansion C&O Agreement.
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C&O Agreements means (a) the Main Facilities C&O Agreement and (b) the Expansion C&O Agreement. “Capital Contributions” has the meaning provided such term in the Company LLC Agreement.
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Examples of C&O Agreements in a sentence

  • To the Knowledge of such Seller, the Operator is in compliance with all applicable insurance requirements under the C&O Agreements and the O&M Agreement and has in place policies of insurance in sufficient amounts and scope in accordance with the terms and provisions of the C&O Agreements and the O&M Agreement.

  • If necessary, the Company and the Operator shall amend the applicable C&O Agreements, or to the extent necessary, enter into a new construction agreement, to accommodate the Expansion Project.

  • If the Rangeland Member and its Affiliates transfer all of their Membership Interests to a single transferee or a group of affiliated transferees, such transferee(s) shall have the right to appoint the successor Operator (subject to Section 6.15) and cause the Company to enter into replacement construction or operating agreements on substantially the same terms as the C&O Agreements.

  • The Members hereby ratify, confirm and approve the Company entering into, and performing its obligations under, the C&O Agreements and Special Consent thereof shall not be required.

  • Except as otherwise agreed by Required Consent or actions taken in the capacity of Operator pursuant to the C&O Agreements (if the Operator is a Member), no Member shall have any unilateral right or authority to take any action on behalf of the Company or to bind or commit the Company with respect to Third Parties or otherwise.