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08Chapter 8 · Agreement Guide

The whole agreement, in plain language.

Every clause and schedule summarized for reading — with the proposed updates and open items called out honestly. This guide is a reading aid; it does not replace or execute the agreement itself.

Clause-by-clause guide

All 34 clauses. Search by keyword or number, and expand any clause for a plain-terms reading where it helps.

Showing 34 of 34 clauses

The three schedules

Schedule 1 — Customer identity & site details

Records the customer identity and the site. Several fields remain to be confirmed and are not invented here.

Still to confirm

  • VAT / BRN
  • Authorized representative
  • Contact information
  • CEB account / meter details

Schedule 2 — Technical specifications & performance estimates

Solar 60.77 kWp DC across 103 modules, 80 kW three-phase inverter, 257.3 kWh total / 231.5 kWh usable battery, 90.25 MWh annual P50, 79.0% performance ratio, 1.42 nights autonomy. Includes the engineering confirmation items: final electrical topology, voltage terminology, metering boundary and commissioning status.

Schedule 3 — Commercial terms & security

One proposed initial UtCS rate of MUR 7.6415/kWh, the monthly billing example, the recalculated annual comparison, payment terms, the bank-guarantee security (covering ~3 months of projected output cost), and the unchanged CEB obligations.

Proposed updates & source reconciliation

Where this presentation departs from, or clarifies, the supplied source document — stated openly rather than hidden.

Proposed escalation rule

The supplied Clause 11.6 describes an annual adjustment by the lesser of the CEB percentage increase or CPI, on 1 May, with at least 60 days’ written notice. This presentation instead uses the higher of (CEB escalation − 2 percentage points) and CPI. The projections implement the proposed formula; the agreement wording must be aligned before execution. Source timing and notice context are retained.

Single commercial proposition

15% Monthly Cost Avoidance and the MUR 7.6415 starting rate are applied consistently across the executive summary, the Schedule 3 presentation and the Clause 34.1 summary. These are proposed presentation updates, not a claim that the supplied document has been formally amended.

Annual energy arithmetic

The source states 90.25 MWh/year but prints an annual CEB cost of MUR 811,386.16 and annual cost avoidance of MUR 121,707.92. At exactly 90,250 kWh the calculated amounts are MUR 811,347.50 and MUR 121,702.13. The app uses the explicit 90,250 kWh consistently; the source values are kept only as a labeled reconciliation note. The source CEB cost implies ≈ 90,254.30 kWh, which is not treated as an authoritative higher-precision yield.

Technical & status confirmations

The document mixes off-grid language with a grid-tied inverter description and labels a 400 V supply as high voltage. The final electrical topology, voltage terminology, metering boundary and commissioning status are identified as confirmation items rather than resolved here. The gallery is a supplied design reference.

Pre-execution review checklist

The open items to confirm before signing. Your ticks are saved in this browser only.

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Reading aid, not execution

This guide summarizes the agreement for understanding. Defined-term explanations are for reading support and are distinguished from the agreement's actual defined terms. Nothing here amends or executes the contract, which is signed separately.