§ 8113.10 v2 Dates When Generators Go On Line
§ 8101 Short Title
§ 8102 Definitions
§ 8103 Continuation of Existence
§ 8104 Powers
§ 8105 Power, Duty to Connect
§ 8105.1 Streetlights: Disconnection Notice
§ 8107 Governance of Authority
§ 8108 General Manager
§ 8110 Chief Financial Officer
§ 8110.5 Employees
§ 8111 Same: Operations and Distribution
§ 8112 Other Officers
§ 8113 Acquisition of Existing Systems
§ 8113.1 Expedited Procurement of Generators
§ 8113.2 Interim Debt
§ 8113.3 Long-Term Indebtedness
§ 8113.6 Generators at the Hospital
§ 8113.7 Conditional Uses Approved
§ 8113.8 Waiver of Procurement Requirements
§ 8113.9 Liquidated Damages
§ 8113.10 v3 Dates When Generators Go on Line
§ 8113.11 Power to Southern Guam
§ 8113.12 Awards to Specific Bidders
§ 8113.13 Repayment of FFB Debt
§ 8114 Indebtedness
§ 8115 Exemption from Taxation, and In-Lieu Payments
§ 8117 Accounting and Expenditures
§ 8118 Employment
§ 8119 No Generators Near Schools
§ 8120 Authority Liable for Damage
§ 8121 No Substation for Utilizing or Transforming Electrical\r\nPower
§ 8122 Authorization for Tax Exempt Commercial Paper\r\nProgram
§ 8123 Acceptance of Payments, Installation Applications and\r\nService/Repair Requests via the Internet
§ 8124 Disclosure of Fuel Purchase on Agency\’s Website
§ 8204 Amounts of Rates and Charges; Refunds
§ 8233 Insurance
§ 8201 Short Title
§ 8202 Definitions
§ 8203 Powers of Board; Incurring Indebtedness
§ 8204 v2 Amounts of Rates and Charges; Refunds
§ 8205 Validity of Authorization and Issuance of Bonds
§ 8206 Board to Determine Issuance of Bonds and Incurring of Other Indebtedness; Guam Not Liable for Indebtedness; Board Only Liable as Provided by Indenture or Contract
§ 8207 Board to Declare Purpose and Maximum Amount of\r\nBonds to be Issued
§ 8208 Indenture Providing Terms and Conditions of Bonds
§ 8209 Issues of Bonds
§ 8210 Covenants and Agreements That May Be Contained in Indenture
§ 8211 Director of Administration as Trustee for Board and\r\nHolders of Bonds
§ 8212 Duties and Powers of Trustee
§ 8213 Issuance and Interchange of Coupon and Registered\r\nBonds
§ 8214 Interest on Bonds
§ 8215 Redemption of Bonds Prior to Maturity
§ 8216 Places of Payment
§ 8217 Execution and Authentication of Bonds
§ 8218 Dates and Maturities of Bonds
§ 8219 Preparation of Bonds and Documents by Treasurer
§ 8220 Sale of Bonds; Maximum Discount
§ 8222 Payments Which May be Made out of Proceeds of Sale of Bonds
§ 8223 Bonds May Be Secured by Revenues of System
§ 8224 Temporary Bonds
§ 8225 Replacement of Bonds or Coupons
§ 8226 Tax Exemptions
§ 8228 Refunding Bonds
§ 8229 Principal Amount in Which Refunding Bonds May be\r\nIssued
§ 8230 Bonds Negotiable Except When Registered
§ 8232 Use of Other Funds for System
§ 8233 v2 Insurance
§ 8234 Limitations as to Competitive Projects
§ 8235 Right of Bondholders to Bring Action
§ 8236 Guam Power Authority Construction Fund
§ 8237 Guam Power Authority Revenue Fund
§ 8238 Investment of Money in Funds
§ 8239 Use of Balances of Funds and of Surplus Money in\r\nFunds
§ 8240 Appropriation of Money in Funds
§ 8241 Short Term Borrowing
§ 8242 Construction of Article
§ 8243 Approval of the Terms and Conditions of Guam\r\nPower Authority Revenue Bonds
§ 8244 Self-Insurance Fund Surcharge Reduction
§ 8245 Approval of Financial Agreements or\r\nArrangements
§ 8301 Title
§ 8302 Findings
§ 8303 Adoption of U
§ 8304 Governor\’s Powers
§ 8305 Coordination, Guam Energy Office
§ 8306 Legislature\’s Policy
§ 8307 Provision of Land/Easement
§ 8308 Leased Government Land
§ 8309 Purchase of Alternate Energy
§ 8310 Expenditure of Exxon Funds
§ 8311 Renewable Portfolio Standards
§ 8312 Same
§ 8401 Legislative Findings and Intent
§ 8402 Definition of Unauthorized Electrical Connections or\r\nIllegal Power Hook-Ups
§ 8403 Amnesty Period
§ 8405 Fine or Penalty Schedule
§ 8406 Determination of Amount of Power Illegally Used
§ 8407 Effective Date
§ 8501 Legislative Findings and Intent
§ 8502 Definitions
§ 8503 Net Metering for Customer Generators
§ 8504 Net Metering Safety and Quality Standards
§ 8505 Net Metering Billing Period
§ 8506 Interim Meeting
§ 8601 Legislative Findings and Intent
§ 8602 Definitions
§ 8603 Virtual Power Plant Program
§ 8604 Eligibility
§ 8605 Solar Host Credit Rate
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