Fuel Supply Agreement (Example 1)
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Energy
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Name of Agreement: |
Model Fuel Supply Agreement
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Type of Agreement: |
Fuel Supply Agreement Part of a suite of model documents comprising also: |
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Sector: |
Energy
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Name of Agreement: |
Model Fuel Supply Agreement
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Type of Agreement: |
Fuel Supply Agreement Part of a suite of model documents comprising also: |
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Sector: |
Energy
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Name of Agreement: |
Agreement for the purchase of Electrical Energy by a state-owned utility (the “Electricity Board”) and a small power producer operating a ‘mini-hydro’ system (the “Seller”)
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Type of Agreement: |
Power Purchase Agreement - short form |
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Sector: |
Energy |
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Name of Agreement: |
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) |
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Type of Agreement: |
Power Purchase Agreement for fuel oil fired power plant Outlines basic provisions commonly found in power purchase agreements |
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Region (if known): |
The Power purchase agreements in a deregulated electricity market where the agreements are typically contracts for purchase of power from a private producer where the power plant is already in existence or where the power plant is being constructed at the initiative of the private producer.
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Sector: |
Energy |
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Name of Agreement: |
Model Implementation Agreement between [Government] and [Project Company] |
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Type of Agreement: |
Implementation Agreement Part of a suite of model documents comprising also: |
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Energy |
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Name of Agreement: |
Draft Pro-Forma Implementation Agreement |
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Type of Agreement: |
Privatization Support Agreement (pro-forma, draft) |
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Region (if known): |
Middle East |
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Sector: |
Energy |
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Name of Agreement: |
Model Implementation Agreement between [Government] and [Company] |
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Type of Agreement: |
Implementation Agreement for Energy Project. |
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Energy |
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Name of Agreement: |
Power Purchase Agreement |
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Type of Agreement: |
Power Purchase Agreement Part of a suite of model documents comprising also: |
IPP and Investment Market Framework |
Draft standard fuel supply agreement developed as part of a suite of documents for IPPs in Namibia. The follwoing are the suite of documents found also in Namibia IPP and Investment Market:
Useful as an initial management contract, as part of a process for introducing private sector involvement, where a water system’s performance is uncertain and the government is willing to maintain the risk of cost of operation of the assets and.
It has some limited incentives for improvement of standards and efficiency.