Integration Charges definition

Integration Charges means charges associated solely with the amalgamation of the Acquired Business and CMI and include only the following: (a) one-time manufacturing rationalization charges, (b) write-off of inventory as part of stock keeping unit rationalization (not including write-off of inventory in the ordinary course of business), (c) one-time logistics and customer service charges, (d) sales and marketing headcount reduction costs associated with integration severance and redundancy, (e) sales and marketing training costs associated with integration, (f) general and administrative headcount reduction costs associated with integration severance and redundancy, (g) information technology headcount reduction costs associated with integration severance and redundancy, (h) one-time research and development charges associated with integration, (i) environmental system and training programs bringing the Acquired Business’ systems into alignment with CMI’s existing systems, (j) health and safety system and training programs bringing the Acquired Business’ systems in alignment with CMI’s existing systems, and (k) costs associated with the Acquired Business’ previously announced and identified restructuring programs referred to as “Core”, “Verdi”, “Big Delta” and “Parmesan” to the extent have not previously been expensed by the Acquired Business.
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Integration Charges means charges assessed by the CAISO to the Scheduling Coordinators of solar photovoltaic generators (or other intermittent generators) for products and/or services implemented after the date of this Agreement, where the primary need for such products and/or services is identified by the CAISO as related to the integration of solar photovoltaic (or other intermittent) energy generation into the CAISO grid or the management of such energy resources.
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Examples of Integration Charges in a sentence

  • SCE shall be responsible only for those BPA Charges, Ancillary Service Charges and Wind Integration Charges incurred or assessed during the Startup Period that are caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of SCE.

  • Seller shall be responsible for all Wind Integration Charges assessed with respect to the Generating Facility during the Startup Period.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller shall be responsible for and shall pay for all Integration Charges up to the CAISO Integration Charge Cost Cap; however, in the event that Integration Charges exceed the CAISO Integration Charge Cost Cap, Buyer shall be obligated to pay Seller for all Integration Charges in excess of the CAISO Integration Charge Cost Cap.

  • Seller shall promptly notify each Buyer of the amount of Buyer’s share of the CAISO Costs and any CAISO Integration Charges owed by Buyer in excess of the CAISO Integration Charge Cost Cap in a manner that is sufficient to allow Buyer to timely request that Seller dispute with the CAISO those charges on behalf of ▇▇▇▇▇.