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6 3.1 System Acceptance Testing. (a) Operator must test the System in accordance with such methods, acts, guidelines, standards and criteria reasonably accepted or followed by photovoltaic solar system integrators in the United States and as otherwise required by the PPA and the NSP Tariff. (b) Commercial Operation occurs when the “Date of Commercial Operation” occurs under the PPA. At least a week before the Date of Commercial Operation, Operator will send a written notice to Subscriber providing the Date of Commercial Operation and the provided date will be the Commercial Operation Date for the purposes of this Agreement. Operator has the sole responsibility to notify NSP of this date and get any necessary approvals from NSP. (c) A copy of the warranty for the solar panels is attached to this Agreement as Exhibit B. 4. SYSTEM OPERATIONS. 4.1 Operator as Owner and Operator. The System will be owned by Operator or Operator’s Financing Party and will be operated and maintained in accordance with the PPA and the NSP Tariff and, as necessary, maintained and repaired by Operator at its sole cost and expense. Installation of the System, upgrades and repairs will be under the direct supervision of an NABCEP-certified solar professional. Maintenance will be performed according to industry standards, including the recommendations of the manufacturers of solar panels and other operational components. 4.2 Metering. There will be two meters installed and maintained by NSP, which will measure the amount of electrical energy flowing to and from the Premises as further described in the PPA. The Production Meter (as defined in the PPA) will record the amount of Delivered Energy. Operator will make the raw meter data available to Subscriber upon Subscriber’s request. 5. DELIVERY OF ENERGY. 5.1 Purchase Requirement. Subscriber agrees to make payments calculated as Subscriber’s Allocated Percentage multiplied by (x) Delivered Energy generated by t he System beginning on the Commercial Operation Date and continuing for each applicable month of the Term and (y) the kWh Rate. If there is a difference between the metered energy credited by NSP to the Subscriber on the subscribed account’s bills and the Delivered Energy, the Subscriber’s payments will be based on energy credited. 5.2 Estimated Annual Delivered Energy. The total annual estimate of Delivered Energy for any given year is the “Estimated Annual Delivered Energy.” The Estimated Annual Delivered Energy and the estimated amount of electricity to be allocated to Subscriber for each year of the Term starting on the Commercial Operation Date are identified in Exhibit F. The estimated amount of electricity allocated to Subscriber is Subscriber’s Allocated Percentage of the Estimated Annual Delivered Energy. 5.3 Environmental Attributes and Solar Incentives. 56