Common use of GEC Warranties Clause in Contracts

GEC Warranties. GEC warrants that The E-GAS™ Technology can be utilized in a facility to process typical petroleum coke or coal or other designated feedstock into synthesis gas suitable for utilization in power generation or industrial chemical facilities and that such facility will comply with the existing permit to construct, as timely amended, and applicable environmental standards at the time of design and construction as set forth by the U.S. EPA or delegated state authority, provided such facility is designed, constructed and operated in accordance with the basic design specification set forth in Appendix A, and as further defined by the Process Design Package. Should the completed facility initially fail to process the feedstock to produce synthesis gas or be unable to meet environmental standards, GEC shall, at no cost to Licensee, evaluate the facility and recommend corrective actions; whether or not such corrective action is ultimately deemed to be within its own obligation to rectify.

GEC Warranties. GEC warrants that The E-GAS™ GASTM Technology can be utilized in a facility to process typical petroleum coke or coal or other designated feedstock into synthesis gas suitable for utilization in power generation or industrial chemical facilities and that such facility will comply with the existing permit to construct, as timely amended, and applicable environmental standards at the time of design and construction as set forth by the U.S. EPA or delegated state authority, provided such facility is designed, constructed and operated in accordance with the basic design specification set forth in Appendix A, and as further defined by the Process Design Package. Should the completed facility initially fail to process the feedstock to produce synthesis gas or be unable to meet environmental standards, . GEC shall, at no cost to Licensee, evaluate the facility and recommend corrective actions; whether or not such corrective action is ultimately deemed to be within its own obligation to rectify.