RFS Engineering Review Sample Clauses

RFS Engineering Review. Seller has engaged EcoEngineers to perform engineering reviews of its facilities as required by the Renewable Fuel Standard Program. Purchaser will require a valid engineering review of the Facility in order to qualify as a “RIN Owner” or a “RIN Generator” under the Renewable Fuel Standard Program. Seller shall: (i) direct EcoEngineers to complete its engineering review of the Facility by January 31, 2022 in accordance with terms of the engagement agreement between Purchaser and EcoEngineers (the “Engineering Review”), (ii) pay the fees associated with such Engineering Review, and (iii) take all other steps reasonably requested by Purchaser to enable Purchaser to use the results of the Engineering Review in connection with Purchaser’s application with the EPA. For the avoidance of doubt, Seller’s financial obligations pursuant to the foregoing sentence are limited to the payment of fees owing to EcoEngineers for the Engineering Review. All other expenses incurred after Closing in connection with Purchaser’s qualification under the Renewable Fuel Standard Program shall be the responsibility of Purchaser.
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