Decommissioning Plan Sample Clauses

Decommissioning Plan. The Parties participating in the development will before submission of a development plan to the Danish Energy Agency agree on a Decommissioning Plan, which will be drafted in accordance with any applicable laws, regulations, guidelines and governmental decisions. The Decommissioning Plan must accompany the application for a development plan and shall be subject to the approval of the Danish Energy Agency. Subsequent updates of the Decommissioning Plan shall similarly be subject to the approval of the Danish Energy Agency. The Decommissioning Plan shall be updated on an annual basis and shall be made available to the Danish Energy Agency and possible previous owners of the License in accordance with any applicable laws, regulations, guidelines and governmental decisions. If a party fails to provide and maintain the agreed security, such failure shall also constitute a default under this Agreement and the provisions of Article 12 shall apply to such default.

Decommissioning Plan. (a) No later than six (6) months before the commencement of the Decommissioning Payment Period, or if this Agreement is earlier terminated under Section 3.3 (excluding Section 3.3.7 and Section 3.3.12) or Section 15.3, no later than sixty (60) days after such termination, Owner shall deliver to the Management Committee a statement that sets forth in reasonable detail (i) Owner’s estimation of (A) the Decommissioning Costs and Salvage Proceeds and, unless this Agreement is terminated early under Section 3.3 or Section 15.3, the Levelized Monthly Decommissioning Payment derived therefrom, and (B) any activities associated with either thereof and (ii) the scope and frequency of informational progress reports with respect to the Decommissioning of the Northern Pass Transmission Line, including the process for the recovery by Owner of its actual Net Decommissioning Costs following the exhaustion of the Decommissioning Fund prior to the completion of Decommissioning (collectively, the "Decommissioning Plan"). At the request of Purchaser’s Manager, Owner shall provide the Management Committee with access to, and copies of, all reasonably requested documentation concerning such Decommissioning Plan. (b) The Management Committee shall attempt to agree upon the Decommissioning Plan within sixty (60) days following its receipt thereof, and the Management Committee may approve the proposed Decommissioning Plan in whole or in part. If an Impasse occurs with respect to the proposed Decommissioning Plan (or any part thereof), then the matter shall be resolved pursuant to the arbitration provisions set forth in Section 18.3. (c) Owner shall use commercially reasonable efforts not to exceed the estimated amounts set forth in the Decommissioning Plan approved by the Management Committee (or determined pursuant to the dispute resolution provisions herein in the event of an Impasse with respect thereto); provided, however, that all Net Decommissioning Costs actually incurred by Owner, whether or not set forth in such Decommissioning Plan, shall be recoverable under this Agreement in accordance with this Section 9.3, subject to (i) reallocation upon a Subsequent Use, if any, as described in Section 9.3.4, and (ii) challenge on prudence grounds, if applicable, as described in Section 9.3.6.

Decommissioning Plan. ▇▇▇▇ shall decommission the Project and remove Project Facilities in compliance with the Development Agreement within twelve (12) months from the date of Project Abandonment and restore the Premises to as close to pre-construction conditions as reasonably practical. ▇▇▇▇ shall decommission the Project Facilities as follows: (a) All surface and subsurface drainage structures displaced or damaged during decommissioning shall be repaired. (b) All Wind Turbines, Transmission Lines, meteorological towers, above ground junction boxes, and above ground pad-mount transformers, if applicable, shall be removed. (c) Wind Turbine foundation pedestals shall be removed to a depth of four (4) feet below ground level. (d) If requested by the Participating Landowner, access roads shall be removed and the ground restored to a reasonably similar state as the remainder adjacent land. (e) Underground collector lines, wires, and cables shall be removed to a depth of four (4) feet below grade unless otherwise requested by the Participating Landowner. Underground collector lines, wires, and cables may be abandoned in place if they are at least a depth of four (4) feet below grade.

Decommissioning Plan. The Authorized User may require Bidders to provide information regarding the proposed approach to system decommissioning. This decommissioning plan should include a description of Bidder’s approach to provide financial assurance that funding will be available to decommission the system at the end of the contract term.

Decommissioning Plan. (a) Contractor shall prepare and submit a Decommissioning Plan to ANPM for approval either upon the ANPM’s request, or two (2) Contract Years after the commencement of Production. (b) Except if subsequent changes in circumstances require otherwise, the Decommissioning Plan shall be prepared based on the information provided on Decommissioning in the Development Plan. (c) The Decommissioning Plan shall provide the basis for an evaluation of relevant Decommissioning options and include a description of the requirements listed in Article 88.4 of the Decree-Law.

Decommissioning Plan. Buyer and Seller acknowledge that Seller is in the process of decommissioning the Property as required by the City of Fremont Fire Department and as more fully described in the Decommissioning Plan dated March 2, 2010, a copy of which has been provided to Buyer. Seller agrees that it will complete the work required pursuant to the Decommissioning Plan and use commercially reasonable efforts to do so by October 1, 2010 at Seller’s sole cost and expense and to meet any lawful requirements of the City of Fremont related to decommissioning.

Decommissioning Plan. At the Project’s end of life, or at any preceding or subsequent time as decided by the owner and in accordance with all applicable regulations and agreements, there is a responsibility to remove structures and equipment of the Project in accordance with the applicable AIMA. At that time, AFII would incur costs involved with the following process, which could be completed within approximately six months of Project life or facility abandonment. ▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ does not dictate means and methods to the contractor under this study or any other scope of work. It would be the contractor’s responsibility to determine means and methods. The following includes a general overview and examples of the processes that could be employed to demolish the facilities and restore the Project site. 1. The owner will retain a consultant or internally prepare specifications for a demolition contractor and put out a request for proposals for demolition and site restoration. 2. Contractors will submit bids, and the owner will select from those bids based on qualifications and price. 3. The contractor retained to execute the project will mobilize on-site and begin the demolition and site restoration process. 4. Throughout the process, the contractor will recycle all recyclable material and dispose of non- recyclable waste materials in accordance with state and federal law. 5. Wind turbine blades will be removed from the nacelle using a crane, cut into sections, loaded onto a trailer, and hauled to a local landfill for disposal. Wind turbine blades are constructed from a composite material that is assumed to have no salvage value at the time of decommissioning. 6. Nacelles will also be removed with a crane. 7. Nacelles and towers will be dismantled, cut onsite, and hauled to a scrap yard. 8. Concrete turbine foundations will be removed to a depth of five (5) feet below grade. Any concrete more than five (5) feet below grade will likely be left in place. Removed concrete will be demolished, loaded into trucks, and hauled to a local landfill for disposal. 9. Voids from removed concrete will be backfilled with surrounding subsoil and topsoil, which will be fine-graded to provide suitable drainage. 10. The Project Collector Substation will be removed from the site. This includes all above-grade equipment (e.g. transformers, breakers, busbars), buildings, crushed rock surfacing, and fencing. Below-grade equipment (e.g. foundations) will be removed to a depth of five (5) feet below grad...

Decommissioning Plan. Prior to construction of the Project, Applicant shall provide to the County, a Project decommissioning and site restoration plan (the "Plan"), prepared in sufficient detail to identify, evaluate, and resolve all major environmental, and public health and safety issues reasonably anticipated by the Applicant on the date hereof. The Plan shall describe the process used to evaluate the options and select the measures that will be taken to restore or preserve the Project site or otherwise protect the public against risks or danger resulting from the Project. The Plan shall be prepared in detail commensurate with the time until site restoration is to begin. The scope of proposed monitoring shall be addressed in the Plan.

Decommissioning Plan. A decommissioning plan is a detailed description of the activities that the licensee intends to use to assess the radiological status of its facility, to remove radioactivity attributable to licensed operations at its facility to levels that permit release of the site in accordance with URP regulations and termination of the license, and to demonstrate that the facility meets URP requirements for release. The objective of the decommissioning plan is to describe the activities and procedures that a licensee intends to undertake to remove residual radioactive material attributable to licensed activities at the facility to levels that meet URP criteria in sufficient detail to allow URP staff to determine whether decontamination of the facility can be accomplished safely. To the extent that licensed material is mingled with elevated (i.e., above background levels) naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM), the elevated NORM is also remediated in decommissioning. The dose based criteria for termination of a license are located in Criterion 6 of Appendix A of 10 C.F.R Part 40. Components of the Decommissioning Plan: The applicant must address the components of Section 6.0 in NUREG-1569 in the development of their decommissioning plan. The reviewer(s) will use NUREG-1569 for a completeness evaluation of the applicant’s Decommissioning Plan. Further technical review will be required to be completed by knowledgeable staff or subject matter experts. (a) Site Characterization: URP requirements for decommissioning require that proposed decommissioning plans include a description of the conditions of the site or separate building or outdoor area sufficient to evaluate the acceptability of the plan. Licensees can develop this information using institutional knowledge about radioactive material use at their facility, by performing a site characterization survey, or by a combination of these methods. Some licensees may require heightened attention by URP staff during characterization planning. For these licensees it may be appropriate for URP staff to meet with the licensee prior to, or during, site characterization. The applicant’s decommissioning plan will address the characterization of impacted and potentially-impacted groundwater, soils, surface waters, and sediments. (b) Remediation Plan. URP rules and regulations require a licensee to meet decommissioning requirements of 10 CFR Part 40 Appendix A prior to requesting license termination. Licensees that do not ...