Rethinking Solar Energy | No System Purchase, Free Installations, and No Maintenance Expenses

Rethinking Solar Energy | No System Purchase, Free Installations, and No Maintenance Expenses

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güneş gösterdiğiniz ilgi için , enerji bağımsızlık meydan çözüm katılma ve özellikle Vatandaş ile kayıt seçtiğiniz için teşekkür ederizdair Evinizde kişisel sistem tasarımı görüşmek üzere bir güneş profesyonel ziyaret olması .

Devam etmeden önce , biz açıklamak için zaman ayırın istediğim şu ki tek çözüm Citizen tarafından sağlanandair , güneş enerjisi sektöründe özellikle heyecan çok yaratıyor. Biz çok net yapmak istediğim şu Vatandaş konumudair'S üretim tesisi hala müzakere bulunuyor. Ve tüm planlamasıyla , gecikmeler meydana gelebilir. Eğer finansal yetenek bugün bir PV sistemi satın almak varsa, bunu yapmak sizi çağırıyorum. Çevremize ve ekonomi size en kısa sürede harekete geçmemiz gerekiyor.

Yine de, Citizendair parça evlerine üzerinde PV sistem kira tercih pek çok insan için güneş enerjisi sağlamak için açık. Ne zaman bugün yerine kendi finansmanını kullanarak bekleyen vatandaş bir sistem kiralık bir sistem satın almak için tercihdair' forward kira sözleşmesi , iki şekilde Size yakın bir yükleyici bulmak için :

Önce, ziyaret www.nabcep.org. Bu site montajcılar Kuzey Amerikan Board Sertifikalı Enerji Uygulayıcılar ( NABCEP ) tarafından onaylı listeler. Ne zaman Citizendair kendi teçhizatları başlar , biz NABCEP sertifikalı installers kullanacaktır. Sizin de aynı şeyi tavsiye ederim.

Ancak, bölgede hiçbir NABCEP sertifikalı montajcılar , başvurunuz varsa www.findsolar.com deneyimli bir " güneş profesyonel " Yakınınızda için . onların NABCEP sertifika almak için onları Urge . Bunu yapmak, onların da PV endüstrisi için patlayıcı büyüme önümüzdeki katılabilir sağlayacaktır.

Eğer çevresel ve ekonomik sorunlar millet ve Dünya bakan toplantıda bir fark yaratmaktadır güneş yüklemek gibi veya satın almak kiralamak , en kısa sürede hangisini seçerseniz seçin .

Ne zaman Citizen beklemek tercihdair çözüm için aşağıdaki formu doldurun. Ne zaman Citizendair'S sistemleri kullanılabilir , bir güneş mühendis evinizde ziyaret edecek ve kişisel sistem tasarımı oldu. Bu erken kayıt için, bu büyük olasılıkla 2009 yılı başında gerçekleşecek. Tabii ki, daha sonra olanlar daha sonra kayıt için meydana gelecektir.

ziyaret için daha kesin tarih bir kez biz bu adımı bilgisayar modeli planlaması eksiksiz mümkün olacaktır. Bir Kişisel Satış Associate size kişi olarak bu dönemde hizmet atanır. sitesini ziyaret edin ve Planlama rezervasyon tarihine göre olacak ve içinde bulunduğunuz kurulum franchise bölgeye .

Bir keresinde sitesini ziyaret sitenizdeki ve PV sistem evinizin tam için özel tasarım bir ankete yer alacak planlanıyor . Önemli olan biz açıkça güvenlik mevduat sonra mühendis sitesini ziyaret gerçekleştirdi ve kişisel sistem tasarımı onaylı olması istenir hale getirilmesidir.

Yani, sistem saklı çok basit olduğunu söyledi. İki kısa sayfalarıdır. Bir kere tam ve formu gönderin , size bir adım uzaklıktadır Çözüm iltihak edinilebilir.

Sen Vatandaş davet edildidair tarafından DANIEL Stouffer [ WWW.SOLARGIES.COM ]. Tahmin edebileceğiniz gibi, ezici bir cevabı vardı. Lütfen sabırlı olun . Biz en kısa sürede size ulaşacağız .

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The General Terms and Conditions are as follows:

1. REnU Components Included in Rent

The REnU components that have been or will be provided to the Customer as part of this Agreement include, but are not limited to, any number of alternating current (“AC”) and or direct current (“DC”) PV panels and or AC PV pods, corresponding electrical wiring, electrical and mechanical connections, an exchange point, and a distributed generation (“DG”) interconnect device. The exact components required for each Customer vary and, therefore, are specifically engineered for the unique needs of the Customer; the components are in a “Component List of the System Design Document” that is attached to this Agreement as an exhibit. The stipulated equipment value of the REnU components is subject to the exact components associated with a Customer’s REnU, and the then-applicable Residential Retail List Price for each component as defined by the Citizenre Corporation on the Commission Date specified in the Component List of the System Design Document.

Proof of delivery and return will be provided by both parties through execution of a Delivery Receipt. If additional equipment is selected by the Customer, Customer will pay additional rental charges.

1.1.Change in REnU Components

In the operation and maintenance of the REnU components, it may be determined that certain components must be repaired, refurbished, or replaced. The change of components for the purposes of repairing, refurbishing, or replacing will not have an effect on the Terms and Conditions of this Agreement. Any replacement components will be reflected in the Component List.

From time to time, Provider may determine that the number of components necessary should be increased or decreased to more closely match the Customers demand. In this instance, the Component List will be updated. Customer’s Rent will be adjusted accordingly (see section 7.1). Customer reserves the right to refuse any such change.

2. REnU Services Included in Rent

2.1. Engineering, Procurement, and Construction

Citizenre’s contracted Service Provider will engineer, procure necessary components and permissions, and construct a REnU system that meets no more than the approximate annual consumer usage requirements and that meets the Customer’s approval, provided that (i) Customer is present and available for the initial Site Review; (ii) the Contract Address for the REnU meets all suitability requirements to substantiate good performance conditions for the REnU; (iii) Customer approves of the engineering design of the REnU; (iv) all licenses, permits, and permissions are obtained; (v) Customer makes the Contract Address accessible for the construction of the REnU; and (vi) the Customer, again, is present and available for the final inspection and commissioning of the REnU.

Service Provider shall be responsible for obtaining any license, permit or permission from any governmental or regulatory agency which may be necessary for or imposed upon the operation of the REnU on behalf of the Customer. This does not preclude the Customer, however, from assisting the Service Provider in whatever manner necessary to ensure that such license, permit or permission is obtained. Such licenses, permits and permissions include, but are not limited to, building permits, utility interconnection agreements, mortgage letters of acknowledgment, and UCC security interests. Should Service Provider be unsuccessful in obtaining all prerequisite licenses, permissions, agreements and/or acknowledgments, this Agreement will be invalid. The Initial Payment stated in Section 7.2 made to Provider will be returned within twelve months after the Site Review if the permits cannot be obtained in that time. However, in the event that Customer is uncooperative in assisting Service Provider with obtaining the necessary licenses, permissions, agreements and/or acknowledgements, Provider shall not be required to return such Initial Payment.

2.2. Operating and Maintenance

Citizenre’s contracted Service Provider will commission the REnU upon final inspection. Once commissioned, Provider will monitor the operation of the REnU using the exchange point. Performance monitored and data stored will relate to the condition of the components, the power generated by the PV panels, the power consumed by the Customer, the power distributed to the utility, and the time in which the transfer of energy occurred. This data will be reported to the Provider on a daily basis and utilized to analyze the condition and performance of the REnU. Data will then be used to perform maintenance, reporting, and billing services.

Unless another reporting service is provided by the Provider, REnU data is transmitted via the telephone line or the internet. During the short transmission period, Customer may not be able to use the line for other purposes. The REnU must always be directly connected to a land-based telephone line or the internet to perform reporting duties. If it is not so connected, or if the line is not performing according to Provider’s requirements, Provider may suspend Service and take action to recover the REnU.

Citizenre’s contracted Service Provider will be the exclusive source to maintain the REnU and will maintain the REnU in operational condition. Customer will make the Contract Address accessible and the REnU available to Service Provider for maintenance and inspection during the Term of this Agreement at any reasonable time. In the event that the REnU components are beyond repair in the field, Provider will pay all costs for shipment to the designated repair center and shall be liable for any loss or damage during transportation. Service Provider will replace components with functioning equivalents during the period of repair. Upon repair, Provider has the option to (i) return the components to the Customer and shall be liable for any loss or damage during transportation, and (ii) retain the original components and update the Component List. Such maintenance will be provided without charge to Customer for malfunctions and failures due to manufacturing defects and normal wear and tear. Maintenance required for other malfunctions and failure or damage such as caused by abuse, accident, or improper operation is covered under Section 5.2.

Malfunction or failure of operation covered by this section will result in the reduction of Rent to the Customer as covered in Section 3. In no event will Provider be liable for any loss of profits, indirect, consequential or other damages resulting from any failure of the REnU.

If Provider’s performance of any obligation hereunder is delayed due to reasons beyond Provider’s reasonable control, the time for performance of such obligation will be postponed for a period equal to the number of days of such delay. In no event will Provider be liable for any damages resulting from any delay in the delivery of any component or any delay in the performance of any maintenance.

The Customer will exercise due care in the use and operation of the REnU and such use and operation shall be only according to written instructions provided by Provider. Customer will not use or operate the REnU in any illegal manner or for any illegal purpose nor in violation of any law, ordinance or regulation. The Customer will not open the REnU electronics enclosure housing, alter or repair or permit the alteration or repair of the REnU, remove or relocate or permit the removal or relocation of the REnU, or make any attachments thereto, without the prior written approval of Provider.

2.3. Reporting

Provider will report to Customer the condition and performance of the REnU. Reporting will be conducted on a daily basis and distributed to the Customer via the REnU Customer website, also known as the Customer Area. In addition, monthly reports will be made available along with the Customer’s Billing Statements, and an annual report will be made available on every Anniversary of the Agreement Date. Monthly and annual reports will be stored for three years and can be found in the Customer Area as well.

2.4. Temporary Removal and Relocation

Provider will temporarily remove the REnU at the request of the Customer one time during the term of the Customer’s Agreement for the purpose of roof repairs or relocation of the REnU, subject to the charges and conditions stated in Section 7.4. Customer also understands that a request for Temporary Removal or Relocation must be submitted at least 30 days prior to the service being performed.

2.5. Decommissioning

Provider will decommission the REnU once the Term of Agreement has been completed and no other options have been selected. Provider will recover the components. Provider will replace the roofing material where the PV array infringed upon the roof and re-plaster or caulk all holes that were created by the mounting structures. Provider is not responsible for damages or general wear and tear to the house or surrounding structures and fixtures that was not caused by the REnU or the decommissioning thereof.

2.6. Changes in Service

Many changing considerations affect the availability, cost and quality of service, and customer demand for it. Accordingly, Provider must reserve the unrestricted right to change, rearrange, add or delete Services, the selections in those Services, and any other Service that Provider offers, at any time. Provider will endeavor to notify Customer of any change that is within its reasonable control and its effective date. In most cases, this notice will be about one month in advance. Subject to the terms in section 7.5.1, Customers always have the right to cancel their Service, in whole or in part. If Customer cancels Service because of a change in the Agreement by Provider that adversely affects the Customer, Provider will continue providing service until the end of the month at which point the REnU will be removed at no cost to the Customer. Furthermore, Provider will retain all of the Initial Payment. However, if the Customer is uncooperative with the recovery of the REnU, other Charges will be billed to the Customer which may include fees described in section 7.5.3. If Customer does not cancel within 30 days of notification of Changes in Service, the continued receipt of Provider’s Service will constitute acceptance of the revised Agreement terms.

Customer may request a reduction in the REnU system size, as long as the total system size does not become less than 2KWp. This reduction will be provided to the Customer at a cost of 10 cents per Watt of reduction, and is subject to the terms in section 7.5.1. Customer can also request an increase in the size of the REnU. There is never an additional design or installation charge for increasing the size of the REnU. The monthly Rent will be adjusted to reflect the new size of the REnU.

3. Warranty and Performance Guarantee

3.1 REnU Performance Guarantee

Provider warrants that each item of equipment will be suitable for normal operation and use at the time of delivery.

Provider guarantees that the REnU will provide the customer with the ability to provide a portion of its energy annually, as spelled out in Section 3.2 below. Provider guarantees the REnU’s operation under two separate performance guarantees. Provider also offers an optional third form of performance guarantee, also described in Section 3.2.

3.1.1 System Failure Guarantee

If the REnU malfunctions, or if a component of the REnU fails, causing the REnU to cease operating for a period of time, Provider will provide maintenance in accordance with Section 2.2 and Provider will extend the Term of the Agreement for the total number of days that the system was not in operation. A per diem amount will be subtracted from the Rent until the system is restored. The daily amount subtracted is equal to 1/365 of Customer’s annual Rent.

3.1.2 Performance Decline Guarantee

PV system performance declines over time. All REnUs are guaranteed to perform at their Adjusted Capacity defined as the warranted Nameplate Capacity (in Wp) as adjusted by PVWatts Testing Conditions (“PTC”) and climatic conditions. Provider’s monitoring systems will read the REnU’s capacity on a daily basis. If throughout the year the REnU’s maximum recorded capacity is lower than the Adjusted Capacity, Provider will provide credit toward future Rent to the Customer proportional to the daily decrease in production. Credits will be provided to Customer on the anniversary of each contract year.

3.1.3 General REnU Performance

The REnU generates electricity by converting sunlight into electricity, so the REnU cannot be expected to generate electricity when the sun is not available, or if there are climatic conditions such as cloud or dust coverage that interfere with solar irradiance, or if local objects fall on top of or shade the array. In addition, soil build up may also degrade the REnU’s ability to generate electricity somewhat.

The REnU is typically interconnected with the local load serving entity, so Provider cannot guarantee REnU operation when there is a grid failure. The anti-islanding features of the REnU ensure the safety and wellbeing of line crews that may be repairing a portion of the grid that caused such grid failure. If the REnU is engineered to operate independently of the grid, such as in a grid paralleled or grid separated design, Provider does guarantee that the REnU will continue to operate when there is a grid failure.

Provider cannot guarantee REnU operation where damage or loss has been caused by nature or a natural disaster. Provider will guarantee that maintenance will be provided as soon as possible to restore the REnU to its original operating condition. The speed at which Provider restores such REnU depends upon the size and scope of the natural disaster, and the resources available to the Provider to respond to the disaster. In the event of a natural disaster, Customer’s rent will be suspended until the REnU is restored.

Provider cannot guarantee REnU operation where theft, or deliberate damage, tampering or interference has occurred. Provider will work to restore the REnU to operating condition as quickly as possible at no charge to the Customer, unless it is found that Customer has caused or has enlisted someone to cause deliberate damage, tampering, or interference of the REnU, or is found to be involved in the theft of the REnU in whole or in part. The liability of the Customer in such instances is detailed further in Section 5.2.

PROVIDER CANNOT PROMISE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION OF THE RENU AND DOESN’T AUTHORIZE ANYONE TO MAKE ANY WARRANTIES ON ITS BEHALF.

3.2 Annual REnU Output

Provider guarantees that the REnU will function as designed. The REnU’s annual performance will be confirmed for each REnU at the Site Visit and recorded in the Site Design Document. This range is expected to account for the REnU’s operation within the normal range of annual variation.

(3.2.1 Solar Radiance Insurance – when available)

REnU performance will vary according to the solar conditions in Customer’s location. REnU systems have been designed to provide the stated level of performance under Provider’s calculation of the average solar conditions in Customer’s locale. Although it is very unlikely, it is possible that the solar radiance for the year could be less than the 30-year data recorded by NOAA that serves as Provider’s basis for calculation.

Under Solar Radiance Insurance, if the solar radiance in Customer’s area is lower than the lowest value recorded, the Customer would be refunded accordingly, and in conjunction with terms of the policy. This insurance protects Customer against a worse than average year, during which the REnU was able to reach Adjusted Capacity but the overall amount of solar radiance was less than expected.

4. Ownership and Security Interest

4.1. Ownership

Customer acknowledges that Provider or an assignee is and shall remain the owner of the REnU and all renewable energy attributes, whether such attributes are environmental, distributed or capacity in nature, and include but are not limited to Renewable Energy Credits (“RECs”), Performance-Based Incentives (“PBIs”), Capacity-Based Incentives (“CBIs”) and any other existing or future incentives that may arise, unless (i) Customer had no rights in such renewable energy attributes due to the receipt of renewable energy incentives, (ii) a waiver is expressly granted in writing to the Customer by Provider, or (iii) title is conveyed to the Customer by an attached separate lease/sale or sale agreement. Customer will protect Provider’s ownership rights against claims, liens and other encumbrances by Customer’s creditors or other claimants against Customer. Customer will not remove, obliterate or obscure markings which identify Provider as owner of the REnU. Notwithstanding the previous sentence, any RECs that Customer must assign to Load Serving Entity (“Anaheim”) as a condition to receiving a PBI or CBI will remain property of Customer and Customer will assign them to LSE in exchange for such incentives using the form required by LSE.

4.2. Security Interest

Customer will execute and deliver to Provider documents and forms that are reasonably necessary or desirable to protect Provider’s ownership and interest in the REnU, including finance statements under the Uniform Commercial Code.

5. Insurance and Risk of Loss, Damage, or Theft

5.1. Insurance

Customers is required to obtain, at their own expense, insurance covering the REnU during the term of this Agreement with the Provider as the named insured. Provider may in the future offer damage protection insurance and or solar irradiance insurance at an extra charge.

5.2. Risk of Loss, Damage, or Theft

Customer will bear responsibility for all failures, damage to or loss of components whether due to theft or other source of loss, except for manufacturing defects and normal wear and tear covered under Section 3. In the event of any such damage or loss, Customer will promptly give Provider notice thereof and Customer will elect one of the following options:

(i) Pay to Provider an amount equal to the stipulated REnU Value as defined in the System Design Document or fraction thereof for the damaged or lost components. In such case, the rental charges and other obligations of the Customer shall continue until the payment is made. After payment is made, this Agreement will terminate as to the components involved; or

(ii) Request that Provider repair or replace the damaged or lost component, and pay to Provider the cost of such repair or replacement. In such case the rental charges and other obligations of the Customer shall continue during the period of repair or until replacement. If Provider is unable to repair or replace the equipment then option (i) shall apply.

In any case the amount to be paid to Provider shall be reduced by any applicable insurance proceeds paid to Provider pursuant to Section 5.1 of this Agreement.

6. Limitation of Liability

UNLESS THE LAW FORBIDS IT IN ANY PARTICULAR CASE, PARTIES EACH AGREE TO LIMIT CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES OR OTHER MONETARY RELIEF AGAINST EACH OTHER TO DIRECT DAMAGES. THIS LIMITATION AND WAIVER WILL APPLY REGARDLESS OF THE THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER FRAUD, MISREPRESENTATION, BREACH OF AGREEMENT, PERSONAL INJURY, PRODUCTS LIABILITY, OR ANY OTHER THEORY. THIS MEANS THAT NEITHER PARTY WILL SEEK ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, TREBLE, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES FROM THE OTHER.

7. Payments and Charges

In return for use of the REnU and receiving associated Service, Customer promises to pay as follows:

7.1. Rent

The Rent is defined for the Customer in the System Design Document upon completion of the System Design. The nameplate capacity of the REnU may change in size based on Customer’s needs during the Term of this Agreement as stated in section 1.1. In the event that such changes are made, the Customer’s Rent will be adjusted accordingly. The REnU will be monitored to assure that it is performing at its Adjusted Capacity. If there is ever a decline in performancethe Rent will be reduced according to section 3.1.2. Customer further agrees to pay applicable rental charges and any other applicable fees promptly upon receipt of monthly Rent and service bill by the due date. Customer acknowledges and agrees that monthly bills will be delivered via electronic mail and or through Customer Area located at http://renu.citizenre.com/login. Customer acknowledges and agrees that monthly Rent will be collected via automatic electronic payment system and has completed the Authorization Agreement for Pre-Authorized Payments Form provided for this purpose. The Customer will return the REnU at the end of the Agreement Term and, if Customer fails to provide access to the REnU for recovery, will pay an equivalent daily rent based on the applicable monthly rent for any time after the Termination Date until Provider recovers the REnU.

In the event that the Customer seeks Provider’s concurrence to relocate the REnU to a new Service Territory, the Customer agrees that the Monthly Rent will be adjusted based on either (i) the applicable monthly rent for the new Service Territory that was in effect at the date the Agreement was accepted by Provider or (ii) in the event that an applicable monthly rent was not established in the new service territory at the time the Agreement was accepted, then the earliest applicable monthly rent available.

Customer will pay Rent until the Agreement is canceled. The outstanding balance is due in full each month. Provider may, in its discretion, accept partial payments, which will be applied to the oldest outstanding statement. No “payment in full” notation or other restrictive endorsement written on Customer’s payments will restrict Provider’s ability to collect all amounts owing to it. Provider may terminate Customer’s Agreement if Customer does not pay by due date.

7.2. Initial Payment

An Initial Payment equal to the first and last month’s rent, as defined in the System Design Document is required of the Customer upon approval of the REnU’s engineering design.

7.3. Test and/or Repair Charge

If returned components appear broken due to misuse, a test and repair charge of up to $25.00 for each component appearing to be broken may be charged for inspection, testing and minor repairs required to return the components to service. This charge will be payable in the month following the time of service. If the components cannot be repaired, the customer will be notified and will be responsible for the designated replacement cost of the components.

7.4. Temporary Removal and Relocation Fees

From time to time, Customer may require Provider temporarily to remove the REnU either to make roof repairs or to relocate the REnU to a new Address. The cost temporarily to remove the system either to make roof repairs or to relocate the REnU is $500 for all REnU systems with a nameplate capacity of 5 KWp DC or less, and for REnU systems with a nameplate capacity larger than 5 KWp DC it is $500 plus 10 cents per Wp DC for every Wp DC greater than 5 KWp DC. Additional charges will apply if the REnU is out of service for more than 30 days. In the instance of a REnU being temporarily removed for more than 30 days, the Customer will be required to pay a Monthly Rent equal to the average Monthly Rent of the previous 12 billing months for every 30 days that it is removed.

Customers entering into a second 10-year commitment will have the option of temporarily removing the REnU system, for either roof repairs or relocation, one-time free of charge, unless the removal exceeds 30 days, and then the customer will be required to pay a Monthly Rent equal to the average Monthly Rent of the previous 12 billing months for every 30 days that it is removed. Customer agrees, as a condition to any relocation, that it will not apply for another PBI or CBI on the REnU system at the new location.

7.5. Late Fees, Penalties and Other Fees

If Provider does not receive Customer’s payment by the due date on Customer’s bill, Provider may charge an administrative late fee of the lesser of (i) up to $5.00; or (ii) the maximum amount permitted under and subject to applicable law per month or partial month until the delinquent amount is paid in full. This late fee is not an interest charge, finance charge or other such charge or payment of a similar nature. Customer acknowledges that this fee is reasonably related to the actual expense Provider incurs due to late payment and may be subject to limitations set forth by law in Customer’s state.

If any bank or other financial institution refuses to honor any payment, draft or instrument submitted for payment to Customer’s account, Provider may charge Customer a fee the lesser of (i) up to $35.00; or (ii) the maximum amount permitted by applicable law. Customer acknowledges that this fee is not an interest charge, finance charge or other such charge or payment of a similar nature and it is reasonably related to the actual expense Provider incurs due to unsatisfied payment.

If Customer cancels Service or Provider terminates Service because of Customer’s failure to pay or for some other breach on Customer’s part, Provider has the right to retain the last month’s rent provided as Initial Payment without reimbursing Customer on a pro rata basis, unless the cancellation is covered under 2.1, 2.6, 7.7, or 16.3. Customer acknowledges that this fee is not an interest charge, finance charge or other such charge or payment of a similar nature and it is reasonably related to the actual expense Provider incurs due to recovery of the REnU. This does not release the Customer from any other liability or obligations in conjunction with rents owed prior to cancellation or termination of the Agreement, late fees, returned payment fees, collection fees, test and/or repair charges, or replacement costs. All such fees and charges continue to be the responsibility of the Customer and owed to the Provider.

To the extent permitted by law, Customer will pay Provider any costs and fees that it reasonably incurs to collect amounts Customer owes to Provider.

7.5.1. Early Removal Penalty

In some jurisdictions, the entity providing an incentive payment may place certain requirements on Customer in return for that payment. One common requirement is that the REnU installation remains in the same location for five years. This is an Early Removal Penalty imposed by the local incentive authority. If this requirement applies to Customer’s system, Service Provider will disclose such requirement to the Customer.

If this requirement applies to Customer, terminating the Agreement prior to completion of five years could bring significant financial penalties to Customer, again as a requirement of the local incentive authority. If Customer’s Agreement goes into default within the five year period, Customer may be required to reimburse the local incentive authority for a pro-rated share of the incentive received. If Customer finds that it must terminate the Agreement due to sale of property, please contact Provider well in advance of any anticipated contract termination, as it may be possible to negotiate a waiver to the Early Removal Penalty.

7.5.2. Improper Use Penalty

Customer agrees not to use any electricity from the system to heat a swimming pool, as any such use will lead to loss of the investment tax credit or Treasury cash grant. If Customer is found to be using any electricity from the system to heat a swimming pool, Customer will be liable for reimbursing Provider any and all funds demanded by the U.S. Government of the Provider.

7.5.3. Early Termination Fee

If Customer terminates Agreement prior to the end of the Contract Term, Customer will be assessed an Early Termination Fee equal to the lesser of $0.10 per Wp of installed Nameplate Capacity or remaining Rent due.

7.6. Taxes, Fees and Surcharges

Customer agrees to pay all taxes, fees, and surcharges set by the government, whether local, state or federal. Provider may not always give advance notice of changes to these items.

7.7. Utility Charges

Customer acknowledges that the REnU is not a primary source of electricity and that connection with the local load serving entity is required to guarantee reliable electricity service. In light of this, Customer will most likely be required to pay a minimum service fee to the electric utility. As well, electricity charges and other such charges may be assessed by the utility on the Customer for use of service and consumption of electricity. Customer agrees to pay these fees and charges to the utility and maintain electric utility service throughout the duration of the Agreement. Failure to do so may cause the Customer’s electric service to be disrupted and will result in Provider recovering the REnU, a loss of the balance of final month’s rent, and the possibility of other charges and fees being assessed on the Customer as described in 7.3; 7.5; and 7.5.1.
Customer further acknowledges that the load serving entity is subject to net-metering laws that may not remain in effect throughout the duration of the Agreement. This may have a material adverse affect on the Agreement and could cause the Customer to begin paying for excess electricity generated that may not be used by the Customer. Likewise, the banking of electricity generated by the REnU and delivered to the utility may not always work out in the favor of the Customer. There may be times that the utility’s compensation for electricity generated by the REnU may be less than the cost at which the Customer can generate its own electricity, or the utility may simply be granted the unused credit without compensation to the Customer at all. PROVIDER CANNOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR SUCH LOSSES INCURRED BY THE CUSTOMER.

7.8. Calculating Charges

The Customer’s bill reflects the fees and charges in effect under the Agreement. Once this has been done, Provider then attaches any fees, charges, or unpaid balances owed, for a total bill. Customers can dispute the bill, but only within 180 days of receiving it. CUSTOMER MUST STILL PAY ANY DISPUTED CHARGES UNTIL THE DISPUTE IS RESOLVED.

7.9. Billing Statements

Provider will send Customer an electronic statement 15 days prior to the date of their pre-authorized payment. Statements will show: (i) payments, credits, rents and any other charges to Customer’s account; (ii) the amount Customer owes Provider; and (iii) the payment due date.

The Customer Bill is Provider’s notice to Customers of their fees, charges and other important information. Customers should read everything in their bills. Customers can view their detailed bills online.

If Customers think their statements are incorrect or if Customers need more information about them, contact Provider immediately. Provider will try to resolve any complaints Customers have as promptly as it can.

7.10. Payments

Payment is due in full as stated on Customer’s bill. IF PROVIDER DOES NOT RECEIVE PAYMENT IN FULL WHEN DUE, PROVIDER MAY, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY THE LAW OF THE STATE OF THE BILLING ADDRESS PROVIDER HAS ON FILE FOR CUSTOMER AT THE TIME, CHARGE A LATE FEE OF UP TO 1.5% PERCENT A MONTH, 18% ANNUALLY, OR A FLAT $5 A MONTH, WHICHEVER IS GREATER, ON UNPAID BALANCES. PROVIDER MAY, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY THE LAW OF THE STATE OF THE BILLING ADDRESS PROVIDER HAS ON FILE FOR CUSTOMER AT THE TIME CUSTOMER’S ACCOUNT IS FIRST SENT TO A COLLECTION AGENCY, ALSO CHARGE FOR ANY COLLECTION AGENCY FEES BILLED TO PROVIDER FOR COLLECTING FROM CUSTOMER.

8. Indemnity

Customer agrees to protect, indemnify and hold harmless Provider from and against all claims, damages and costs including legal expenses arising out of the Customer’s use of this REnU.

9. Termination

Except as explicitly permitted by this Agreement, Customer agrees to maintain Agreement with Provider for the stipulated Term. Term extensions, due to periods of malfunction or failure, do not count towards the Term of this Agreement. ONCE COMPLETION DATE IS REACHED, UNLESS CUSTOMER NOTIFIES PROVIDER THAT CUSTOMER WISHES TO CANCEL THE AGREEMENT, PROVIDER MAY AUTOMATICALLY RENEW THE AGREEMENT AS A YEAR-TO-YEAR AGREEMENT, AS LONG AS PROVIDER CONTINUES TO CARRY THE SERVICE OFFERING. RENTAL CHARGES WILL BE ADJUSTED ACCORDING TO PROVIDER’S CURRENT PRACTICES, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE CUSTOMER’S GEOGRAPHIC AND UTILITY LOCATION.

Customer understands that it will forfeit its last month’s rent if it terminates the Agreement, either voluntarily or by default or breach of this Agreement, prior to the completion date of the Term. Customer remains responsible for any unpaid fees or charges, and is liable for any damage or repairs necessary to either replace the components of the REnU or bring them back to good working condition.

If a Customer terminates the Agreement voluntarily and is cooperative during the recovery process of the REnU, Customer will only be refused the Right to Rent for a period of six (6) months. If the Customer defaults or is found to be in breach of the Agreement, or if the Customer fails to be cooperative during the recovery process of the REnU, then the Provider reserves the right to refuse the Right to Rent indefinitely.

9.1. Default

If Customer fails to pay amounts owed to Provider when due, subject to any grace periods, or otherwise defaults, Provider has the right to terminate this Agreement forthwith by notice to the Customer. Upon such termination, (i) the balance of the Annual Rent Amount, defined as all rents due prior to termination, will be due and payable immediately and, (ii) Provider has the right, at its option, to take possession of and remove the REnU from service immediately. Any other damages or amount chargeable to the Customer shall be immediately due upon such termination.

IN ADDITION TO FAILURE TO PAY AMOUNTS OWED, PROVIDER CAN, WITHOUT NOTICE, LIMIT, SUSPEND, OR END THIS AGREEMENT OR ANY AGREEMENT WITH CUSTOMER FOR ANY GOOD CAUSE, including, but not limited to: (i) paying late more than once in any 12 months; (ii) harassing Provider’s employees or agents; (iii) lying to Provider; (iv) providing credit information Provider can’t verify; (v) interfering with Provider’s operations; (vi) becoming insolvent or going bankrupt; (vii) defaulting on mortgage loan; (viii) failing to maintain electric utility or telephone service or internet; (ix) using REnU service in a way that adversely affects Provider’s systems or other customers; (x) tampering with or allowing anyone to tamper with the REnU; or (xi) any action which jeopardizes Provider’s ownership or ownership rights or ability to take possession of the REnU. Provider may also cancel this Agreement if Customer elects not to accept any changed terms described to Customer, as provided in Section 16.3. And Provider can temporarily limit Customer’s services and guarantees under this agreement for any operational or governmental reason.

9.2. Cancellation

9.2.1. General Provisions

Once Customer approves the System Design and installation plan and pays the Initial Payment (explained in 7.2), Customer will lose the Initial Payment if the Agreement is terminated before the end of the Term without mitigating circumstances as explained in 2.1, 2.6, 7.7, or 16.3. Customer may also be charged additional fees as described in section 7.5.3, if the REnU has been installed but not yet commissioned.

Customer may cancel this Agreement by notifying Provider under the notification provisions specified in Section 9.2.3 and Section 13. Customer may be charged fees as described in Section 7.5, 7.5.1, 7.5.2, and 7.5.3. Customer’s notice is effective on the day Provider receives it at the address given in Section 13. Customer will still be responsible for payment of all outstanding balances accrued through that effective date.

If the laws of the state or the metering policies of the utility are changed or removed without compensating policy or customer benefit, Customer has the right to cancel the Agreement and receive a refund of the pro rata balance of its final month’s rent, minus any fees explained in 7.3 and 7.5. If Customer’s actions have precipitated utility cancellation, Citizenre reserves the right to consider the termination a Customer default under Section 9.0 and retain the full amount of the Initial Payment.

9.2.2 Right to Cancel Provided By Law

Some specifics of this required section do not directly apply until after the site evaluation has occurred, as explained in 7.2.

You may CANCEL this Agreement without any penalty or obligation, within FIVE BUSINESS DAYS from the Date of this agreement, provided in the introductory section of this Agreement.

If you cancel, any property traded in, any payments made by you under this agreement or sale, and any negotiable instrument executed by you will be returned within TEN BUSINESS DAYS following receipt by the Provider of your cancellation notice, and any security interest arising out of the transaction will be canceled.

If you cancel, you must make available to the Provider at your residence, in substantially as good condition as when received, any goods delivered to you under this Agreement; or you may if you wish, comply with the instructions of the Provider regarding the return shipment of the goods at the Provider’s expense and risk.

If you do make the goods available to the Provider and the Provider does not pick them up within 20 days of the date of your notice of cancellation, you may retain or dispose of the goods without any further obligation. If you fail to make the goods available to the Provider, or if you agree to return the goods to the Provider and fail to do so, then you remain liable for performance of all obligations under the Agreement.

To cancel this Agreement, mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of this cancellation notice or any other written notice, or send a telegram to the address given in Section 13, The Citizenre Corporation, Customer Service, 501 Silverside Road, Suite 69, Wilmington, Delaware 19809, NOT LATER THAN MIDNIGHT ON the 5th Business Day after the Agreement is signed.

9.2.3 Further Cancellation Assurances Provided by Citizenre

Customer has the right, with no financial loss or obligation, to cancel this Agreement at any time before the Site Review. If Customer cancels the Agreement before the Site Review, the Customer has no further obligation of any kind.

If Customer cancels the Agreement during the Site Review, Customer will again have no financial loss or obligation, however Provider may place Customer on a “Do Not Serve List” for the future.

To cancel this Agreement, notify Citizenre in writing at the address given in Section 13. Cancellation will be effective on the date it is received by Citizenre.

10. Assignment and Transfer

Provider may assign all or part of this Agreement or Customer’s debts without notice, and Customer agrees to make all subsequent payments as instructed.

This Agreement and the rights and obligations created hereunder shall not be reassigned by the Customer without the prior written consent of Provider. Provider considers Customer to be responsible for the REnU. Customer is liable for keeping people and property clear of the components of the REnU as they are electrical in nature and may cause severe bodily harm to individuals and or electrical damage to property. The REnU remains the responsibility and liability of the Customer until the REnU is recovered by the Provider or an assignment has been approved by the Provider and transfer has been made to another Customer.
Upon approval by Provider in its sole discretion, a Customer may transfer the REnU to another Customer under the same Terms and Conditions of this Agreement so long as (i) the REnU continues to remain at the Address identified in the Agreement, and (ii) the assuming Customer agrees to all of the terms and conditions of the Agreement.

11. Consent Regarding Credit

In order to establish an account with Provider, Customer authorizes Provider to inquire into Customer’s creditworthiness, by checking with credit reporting agencies. If Customer is delinquent in any payment to Provider, Customer also authorizes Provider to report any late payment or nonpayment to credit reporting agencies. Due to the subjective nature of creditworthiness, Provider reserves the right to require prepayment for any Rental Agreement via cashier’s check, money order or credit card, notwithstanding Customer’s credit rating, past history or practice.

12. Dispute Resolution and Arbitration

In order to expedite and control the cost of disputes, Customer and Provider agree that any legal or equitable claim relating to this Agreement, any addendum, or Customer Rental Agreement (referred to as a “Claim”) will be resolved as follows:

12.1. Informal Resolution

Customer and Provider will first try to resolve any Claim informally. Accordingly, neither Customer nor Provider may start a formal proceeding for at least 60 days after either Customer or Provider notifies the other of a Claim in writing. Customer will send notice to the address described in Section 13 of this Agreement, and Provider will send its notice to Customer’s billing address.

12.2. Formal Resolution

If Customer and Provider cannot resolve a Claim informally, any Claim that either Customer or Provider asserts will be resolved only by binding arbitration. THERE’S NO JURY IN ARBITRATION, AND REVIEW IS LIMITED, BUT AN ARBITRATOR CAN AWARD THE SAME DAMAGES AND RELIEF, AND MUST HONOR THE SAME LIMITATIONS IN THIS AGREEMENT, AS A COURT WOULD. IF AN APPLICABLE STATUTE PROVIDES FOR AN AWARD OF ATTORNEY’S FEES, AN ARBITRATOR CAN AWARD THEM, TOO. Customer and Provider also each agree, to the fullest extent permitted by law, that:

(i) The Federal Arbitration Act applies to this Agreement. Except for qualifying small claims court cases, any controversy or Claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement, or any prior Rental Agreement with Provider or any of Provider’s affiliates or predecessors in interest, or any product or service provided under or in connection with this Agreement or such a prior Agreement, or any advertising for such products or services, will be settled by one or more neutral arbitrators before the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) or Better Business Bureau (“BBB”). Customer can also bring any issues the Customer may have to the attention of federal, state, or local government agencies and they can, if the law allows, seek relief against Provider on Customer’s behalf.

(ii) For claims over $10,000, the AAA’s Supplementary Procedures for Consumer-Related Disputes Rules will apply. For claims of $10,000 or less, the complaining party can choose either the AAA’s Supplementary Procedures for Consumer-Related Disputes Rules, an individual action in small claims court, or the BBB’s rules for binding arbitration. Both Customer and Provider may be required to exchange relevant evidence in advance.

(iii) Customer can obtain procedures, rules, and fee information from the AAA (www.adr.org), the BBB (www.bbb.org), or from Provider.

12.3. Special Rules.

In the arbitration proceeding, the arbitrator has no authority to make errors of law, and any award may be challenged if the arbitrator does so. Otherwise, the arbitrator’s decision is final and binding on all parties and may be enforced in any federal or state court that has jurisdiction.

Neither Customer nor Provider shall be entitled to join or consolidate claims in arbitration by or against other individuals or entities, or arbitrate any claim as a representative member of a class or in a private attorney general capacity. If, however, the law of Customer’s state would find this agreement to dispense with class arbitration procedures unenforceable, then the agreement to arbitrate will not apply.
If for any reason a claim proceeds in court rather than through arbitration, Customer and Provider each waive any trial by jury.

13. Notices

Notices to Customer will be deemed given when personally delivered, addressed to Customer at Customer’s last known address and deposited in the U.S. Mail (which may include inclusion in Customer’s billing statement), or sent via Internet to the e-mail address Customer provided Provider or delivered when a voice message is left at the telephone number on Customer’s account. Customer’s notices to Provider will be deemed given when Provider receives them at the address given below.

THE CITIZENRE CORPORATION
Customer Service
501 Silverside Road # 69
Wilmington, Delaware, 19809

Customer agrees to provide true, accurate, current and complete contact information (Customer’s name, mailing address, residence address, email address, and telephone number), and maintain and promptly update Customer’s contact information to keep it true, accurate and complete.

14. Privacy

Provider collects Personally Identifiable Information about its Customers (“Personal Data”). The use and disclosure of this Personal Data is governed by Provider’s Privacy Policy and, to the extent not inconsistent with the Privacy Policy, by this Agreement. A copy of Provider’s Privacy Policy is available at http://renu.citizenre.com.

Except as provided in this Agreement, Provider won’t intentionally share personal information about Customer without Customer’s permission. Provider may use and share information about Customer: (i) so Provider can provide goods or services; (b) so others can provide goods or services to Provider, or to Customer on Provider’s behalf; (c) so Provider or Provider’s affiliates can communicate with Customer about goods or services related to the ones Customer already receives (although Customer can request that Provider discontinue communicating goods and services at any time if Customer does not want Provider to do this); (d) to protect ourselves; or (e) as required by law, legal process, or exigent circumstances. In addition, Customer has authorized Provider to investigate Customer’s credit history at any time and to share credit information about Customer with credit reporting agencies. If Customer asks, Provider will tell Customer the name and address of any credit agency that gives Provider a credit report about Customer. For training or quality assurance, Provider may also monitor or record its calls with Customer.

15. Online Access

Customer is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of the password and account username used for online billing and account maintenance with Provider, and is fully responsible for all activities that occur under Customer’s password and account. Customer agrees to: (i) keep Customer’s username and password confidential and not share them with anyone else; (ii) immediately notify Provider of any unauthorized use of Customer’s password and account or other breach of security and (iii) use only Customer’s username and password to log into Provider’s online sites.

16. General

16.1 Headings

The headings and titles to the section and paragraphs of this Agreement are inserted for convenience only and will not be deemed a part hereof or affecting the construction or interpretation of any provisions hereof.

16.2 Controlling Law

All questions concerning the validity, operation, interpretation and construction of this Agreement will be governed by and determined in accordance with the laws of the State of Delaware.

16.3 Changes in Agreement Terms

Provider reserves the right to change the Terms and Conditions on which it Rents. If Provider makes any such changes, Provider will send Customer a copy of the new Rental Agreement containing its effective date. Customer has the right to cancel the Rental Agreement, in whole or in part, and Customer may do so, and recover the balance of the Initial Payment, if Customer does not accept any such changed terms or conditions. If Customer elects not to cancel the Rental Agreement after receiving a new Rental Agreement, Customer’s continued Rental Agreement will constitute acceptance of the changed Terms and Conditions. If Customer notifies Provider that Customer does not accept such Terms and Conditions, then Provider may cancel Customer’s Rental Agreement as provided in Section 9.1., as Provider cannot apply different agreement terms for different customers.

Customer’s Rental Agreement is also subject to Provider’s business policies, practices, and procedures, which Provider can change without notice. If Customer chooses to continue with the Rental Agreement at that point, Customer is accepting the changes. If the changes have a material adverse effect on Customer, however, Customer can end the affected Rental, without any recovery fee, just by giving notice to Provider within 60 days of the change.

16.4 Severability

In the event that any one or more provisions contained in this Agreement should, for any reason, be held to be unenforceable in any respect under the laws of the state of Delaware, or the United States, unenforceability shall not affect any other provisions of this Agreement, but this Agreement shall be construed as if such unenforceable provision had not been contained herein.

16.5 Previous Agreements

This Agreement supersedes all prior and contemporaneous agreements and representations made with respect to the same subject matter, and is the entire Agreement between the parties.

16.6 Counterparts

This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original copy hereof.

16.7 Further Assurances

The parties agree to perform all acts and execute all supplementary instruments or documents which may be necessary or desirable to carry out the provisions of this Agreement.

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