Document:

Exhibit

Exhibit 10.22

John Connors 
Lead Independent Director
250 Brannan Street                           
San Francisco, CA 94107

November 16, 2015
Mr. Godfrey Sullivan
c/o Splunk Inc.
250 Brannan Street
San Francisco, CA 94107

Dear Godfrey:
On behalf of the Board of Directors (“Board”), we thank you for your extraordinary leadership over the last seven years and look forward to your continued service as Board Chair.  This letter sets forth the terms of your transition from President and Chief Executive Officer to non-executive Chair of the Board, effective on November 19, 2015. This letter agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between Splunk Inc. (“Company” or “we”) and Godfrey R. Sullivan (“Employee” or “you”). 
1.    Transition to Board Chair.  You have informed the Board that you will retire from the positions of President and Chief Executive Officer effective November 19, 2015 while continuing as Chair of the Board.  As you will actively assist in the transition of the Company’s executive leadership, you will remain an employee of the Company through and including January 31, 2016 (your “Employment End Date”).  You will receive your current salary through that date, your full fiscal year 2016 incentive compensation, and any PSU shares that are earned based upon fiscal year 2016 performance, all as is determined by the Compensation Committee of the Board. Your revised employment letter agreement, dated January 11, 2012, shall terminate on your Employment End Date.  Effective February 1, 2016, you will receive such compensation as is available to an outside director and Chair of the Board, as is determined by the Board from time to time.  Your existing equity grants shall continue to vest according to their terms for so long as you continue to provide service through each vesting date.  From and after February 1, 2016, your existing and any new equity grants shall be deemed awards to an outside director as defined in the 2012 Equity Incentive Plan and receive the protection given to such awards.
2.    Benefits.  Provided you timely elect to continue health coverage under COBRA, the Company shall reimburse any monthly COBRA premium payments made by you in the eighteen (18) months following the Employment End Date.  If at the time you cease to be an employee, it would result in a Company excise tax to reimburse you for COBRA premiums, then no such premiums will be reimbursed and if doing so would not cause imposition of an excise tax, you will be paid a single lump sum of $36,000.
3.    Confidentiality.  As an employee of the Company, you have had access to certain confidential information of the Company and certain third parties.  From and after the Employment End Date, you acknowledge and agree that the terms of your “Employee Invention Assignment and Confidentiality Agreement” shall remain in full force and effect. 

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4.    At‐Will Employment.  During your employment you will remain an at-will employee of the Company, which means the employment relationship can be terminated by either of us for any reason, at any time, with or without prior notice and with or without Cause. Your participation in any equity or benefit program is not to be regarded as assuring you of continuing employment for any particular period of time.  Any modification or change in your at‐will employment status may only occur by way of a written employment agreement signed by you and the Lead Independent Director of the Board.  
5.    Arbitration.  
(a)    Arbitration. In consideration of your continued employment with the Company, its promise to arbitrate all employment-related disputes, and your receipt of the compensation, pay raises, and other benefits paid to you by the Company, at present and in the future, you agree that any and all controversies, claims, or disputes with anyone (including the Company and any employee, officer, director, shareholder, or benefit plan of the Company, in their capacity as such or otherwise), arising out of, relating to, or resulting from your employment with the Company or the termination of your employment with the Company, including any breach of this Agreement, shall be subject to binding arbitration under the arbitration provisions set forth in California Code of Civil Procedure sections 1280 through 1294.2, including section 1281.8 (the “Act”), and pursuant to California law, and shall be brought in your individual capacity, and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class or representative proceeding.  The Federal Arbitration Act shall continue to apply with full force and effect notwithstanding the application of procedural rules set forth in the Act.  Disputes that you agree to arbitrate, and thereby agree to waive any right to a trial by jury, include any statutory claims under local, state, or federal law, including, but not limited to, claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, the Older Workers Benefit Protection Act, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, the California Fair Employment and Housing Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, the California Family Rights Act, the California Labor Code, claims of harassment, discrimination, and wrongful termination, and any statutory or common law claims.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, you understand that nothing in this Agreement constitutes a waiver of your rights under section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act.  You further understand that this Agreement to arbitrate also applies to any disputes that the Company may have with you.
(b)    Procedure. You agree that any arbitration will be administered by Judicial Arbitration & Mediation Services, Inc. (“JAMS”), pursuant to its employment arbitration rules & procedures (the “JAMS rules”), which are available at http://www.jamsadr.com/rules-employment-arbitration/ and from Human Resources.  You agree that the arbitrator shall issue a written decision on the merits.  You also agree that the arbitrator shall have the power to award any remedies available under applicable law.  You agree that the decree or award rendered by the arbitrator may be entered as a final and binding judgment in any court having jurisdiction thereof.  You understand that the Company will pay for any administrative or hearing fees charged by the arbitrator or JAMS except that you shall pay any filing fees associated with any arbitration that you initiate, but only so much of the filing fees as you would have instead paid had you filed a complaint in a court of law.  You agree that the arbitrator shall administer and conduct any arbitration in accordance with California law, including the California Code of Civil Procedure and the California Evidence Code, and that the arbitrator shall apply substantive and procedural California law to any dispute or claim, without reference to rules of conflict of law.  To the extent that the JAMS rules conflict with California law, California law shall take precedence.  You agree that any arbitration hearing under this Agreement shall be conducted in San Francisco County, California.
(c)    Remedy. Except as provided by the Act and this Agreement, arbitration shall be the sole, exclusive, and final remedy for any dispute between you and the Company.  Accordingly, except as provided for by the Act and this Agreement, neither you nor the Company will be permitted to pursue court action regarding claims that are subject to arbitration.  
(d)    Administrative relief.  This Agreement does not prohibit you from pursuing an administrative claim with a local, state, or federal administrative body or government agency that is authorized to enforce or administer laws related to employment, including, but not limited to, the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, or the Workers’ Compensation Board.  This Agreement does, however, preclude you from pursuing court action regarding any such claim, except as permitted by law. 
(e)    Voluntary nature of Agreement. You acknowledge and agree that you are executing this Agreement voluntarily and without any duress or undue influence by the Company or anyone else.  You further acknowledge and agree that you have carefully read this Agreement and that you have asked any questions needed for you to understand the terms, consequences, and binding effect of this Agreement and fully understand it, including that you are waiving your right to a jury trial.  You agree that you have been provided an opportunity to seek the advice of an attorney of your choice before signing this Agreement.  In the event of any conflict between your Revised Employment Letter dated January 11, 2012 and this letter agreement, this letter will govern.

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6.    Acceptance.  
To accept this Agreement, please sign in the space indicated and return to Leonard R. Stein, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary.  Your signature below will acknowledge that you have read, understand and agree to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. 

Best Regards,
	
					
	/s/ John Connors
	 
	 
	 
	 

John Connors 
Lead Independent Director 
Splunk Inc. 
Acceptance 
I have read, understand, agree to, and shall comply with all terms and conditions as set forth above.  I further acknowledge that no other commitments were made to me except as specifically set forth herein.
	
					
	/s/ Godfrey R. Sullivan
	 
	 
	November 16, 2015
	 

	Godfrey R. Sullivan
	 
	 
	Date
	 

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EOOM   EDOM   ~EOOM   EOOM   COLLABORA TlON AGREEMENT   THIS COLLABORA TION AGREEMENT is among the following parties:   EuroSite Power Limited, with   its principal place of business   at Suite E1, Fembank House,   Tytherington Business Park,   Macclesfield SK1O 2XA   United Kingdom ("EuroSite").   TEDOM a.s., a corporation   organized under the laws of   the Czech Republic, with a   principal place ofbusiness at   Výčapy 195674 Ol Třebíč   Czech Republic   ("TEDOM")   RECITALS:   A. EuroSite is a company created under the Laws of England and Wales that specializes in providing On­   Site Utilities for its customers at no upfront cost. EuroSite desires to obtain more customers and expand   its market.   B. TEDOM is a Czech Republic cogeneration company that specializes in selling, manufacturing,   installing, maintaining its unique cogeneration equipment in the European Union and other markets.   TEDOM desires to sell more equipment by having a third party energy provider, such as EuroSite, pay   for its customer's equipment, installation and maintenance costs using the On-Site Utility model.   C. The Parties desire to form this Agreement with the purpose of; (1) providing TEDOM and/or its   Affiliates and/or its Dealers with a financial solution to Customers that can't afford its Products; and (2)   giving EuroSite the sole and exclusive right offirst refusal to be the On-Site Utility provider to potential   On-Site Utility Customers ofTEDOM and/or its Affiliates and/or its Dealers in the Territory.   In consideration for the mutual promises contained in this Agreement, the parties hereby agree as follows:   l. Defined Terms. The following terms shall have the following meanings:   1.1. "Agreemenť' means this Collaboration Agreement and includes all amendments, exhibits, and appendixes.   1.2. "AjJiliate" means, f.ith respect to any Person, any other Person who, directly or indirectly (including   through one or more intermediaries), controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with, such   Person. For purposes of this definition, "control," when used with respect to any specified Person, shall   mean the power, direct or indirect, to direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of such   Person, whether through ownership of voting securities or partnership or other ownership interests, by   contract or otherwise; and the terms "controlling" and "controlled" shall have correlative meanings. To   clarify, a Czech Republic company ČEZ Energo, s.r.o., Karolinská 661/4, 186 00 Praha 8 - Karlín, is not   considered TEDOM's Affiliate for purposes ofthis Agreement.    

 

1.3. "Conjidential lnformation" shall mean, any information received by one Party from the other Party and/or   any information of a Party to which the other Party otherwise has access in connection with the negotiation   or performance of this Agreement, including, without limitation; (a) the names of all past, present, and   prospective Customers, including all records regarding Products sold or supplied to them; (b) the names of   all past, present and prospective employees of such Party; (c) the Party's past, present, and prospective   systems, trade secrets, methods and procedures used in operation of such Party's business; (d) any other   oral, written electronic and/or recorded information of any Party's business, products, financial condition,   operations, assets or liabilities; (e) any documentary information that is marked "confidential", "private",   "Secret", "ln Confidence" or "Not to be Disclosed"; (f) all notes, analysis, summaries compilations,   studies projections, forecasts budgets, price list or records of any Party that is marked confidential or   which by its nature is confidential; and (g) all research projects, works in process, future developments,   engineering, manufacturing, marketing, business plans, future products, sales, suppliers, investors and   business partners.   1.4. "Dealer" shall mean Product dealers of TEDOM that seli Product to Customers In the Territory,   TEDOM's Product installers, and TEDOM's Product maintainers and/or repairers.   1.5. "lntellectual Property" shall mean all United States and foreign intellectual property and other legally   enforceable proprietary rights contained in and/or related to the Products, including (a) patents, patent   applications (including United States provisional applications and PCT applications), patent disclosures   and inventions and discoveries which may be patentable and improvements thereto, (b) trademarks,   service marks, trade dress, logos, trade names, service names and corporate names, (c) copyrights, and (d)   trade secrets, know-how, manufacturing and production processes and techniques, secret formulas.   1.6. "Law" means all applicable statutes, acts, rules, regulations and by-laws current with all amendments and   replacing laws.   1.7. "Merchantable" means saleable in the Territory under its product description at its market price or, if   applicable, fit for its specific purpose.   1.8. "Party" is TEDOM or EuroSite, singularly or as any combination, "Parties".   1.9. "On-Site Utility" means any self-financed, long-term power purchase agreement and/or project, or other   similar third party financed solution where in exchange for the installation ofthe Product, maintenance of   the Product, and purchase of the Product, or some combination of the aforementioned financing, the   Customer enters into a long-term agreement with a third party energy provider and the third party energy   provider bills the Customer for the energy produced by the Product.   1.10. "On-Site Utility Customer" means any Person who shows interest in utilizing a Product as an On-Site   Utility or any Person that executes an On Site Utility agreement with EuroSite.   1.11. "Person" includes anybody that is recognized by Law in the Territory whether it .be a natural person, an   entity or corporation.   1.12. "Products" means the TEDOM Cento combined heat and power units.   cd7    

 

1.13. "Sales Leaď' means written evidence of an On-Site Utility Customer, including the Customer's contact   information.   1.14. "Term" means the period commencing after this Agreement becomes effective unti1 this Agreement is   terminated by either Party during that period or the Agreement expires. The Term also includes all   extensions ofthe Term and all other periods such as the Parties may agree in writing.   1.15. "Territory means EU-28 plus Turkey (excluding the Czech Republic and the Slovak Repub1ic).   1.16. "Year" means calendar year or period of 12 months.   2. Term. Term of this Agreement shall initially be 2 years. Both Parties have to agree on l-year renewal in   writing before the expiration ofthe Term.   3. TEDOM and/or its Affiliate's Contributions:   3.1. TEDOM hereby grants EuroSite a sole and exclusive right of first refusal to any On-Site Utility Customer   that TEDOM or Affiliates become aware of in Territory where TEDOM officially introduced EuroSite to a   Dealer or its Affi1iate. TEDOM or Affi1iates shall therefore within 15 days of becoming aware of an On­   Site Utility Customer send the Sales Lead to EuroSite via email. EuroSite shall be the sole and exclusive   owner of such a right of first refusal. TEDOM shall cease immediately and otherwise refrain from any   negotiations or discussions with any other party, providing any information to any other party or   entertaining or so1iciting proposals from, or accepting or entering into any agreement arrangement or   understanding with any party (including itself) in relation to any transaction of any kind which would   directly or indirectly infringe on EuroSite's sole and exclusive right of first refusal. Within 30 days from   receipt of the Sales Lead EuroSite shall send a confirmation email to TEDOM if the sole and exc1usive   right of first refusal is to be applied to the Sales Lead. For the sake of clarity if EuroSite formally dec1ines   to apply its sole and exc1usive right of first refusal to the Sales Lead there shall be no ob1igation on   EuroSlte to buy the Product from TEDOM and/or Affi1iate and/or Dealer and, if EuroSite does not   formally dec1ine the Sales Lead then EuroSite shall be obliged to buy the Product from TEDOM's   Affiliate or Dealer in order to provide the On-Site Uti1ity Customer with Product. EuroSite acknowledges   that TEDOM shall not be responsible for negotiation or discussion with Dealers unless specifically agreed   otherwise by all Parties and the relevant Dealer.   3.2. Where appropriate, 1EDOM and its Affiliates shall use its best efforts to promote EuroSite to its Dealers   as its exclusive On-Site Uti1ity provider within the Territory. To c1arify, TEDOM is sole1y responsible for   selection of Dealers and Affi1iates where EuroSite is to be officially introduced as provider of On-Site   Utilities.   3.3. TEDOM shall provide EuroSite with a Uniform Cost within the Territory (exc1uding the United Kingdom   and Repub1ic of lreland) as defined below:   Dealer's / Affiliate's selling price to   EurnSite for TEDOM CHP unit   Refund mechanism   (from TEDOM)   Uniform Cost for EuroSite   Power for TEDOM CHP units   ,   fl    

 

3.4. EuroSite have agreed that until notified otherwise by TEDOM, Shenton Group are the Dealer for the   United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland and that this Agreement shall not constitute appointment of   EuroSite as a Dealer.   3.5. EuroSite agree that Uniform Cost defined in clause 3.3 shall not be applied to any On-Site Utility within   the United Kingdom and Republic oflreland.   3.6. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide EuroSite with design services and installation services for any   On-Site Utility only if iť s commercial reasonable.   3.7. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide maintenance services for any On-Site Utility only if iťs   commercial reasonable and according to the actual price list ofTEDOM.   3.8. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide the services defined in clauses 3.6 and 3.7 only in Territories   where TEDOM itself is located or where TEDOM's Affiliates are established. ln other territories these   services are provided by TEDOM' s Dealers. EuroSite shall agree on provision of these services with   Dealers.   3.9. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall, where appropriate encourage its Dealers within the Territory to offer   the services defined in clause 3.6 and, where a Dealer is also certified by TEDOM the services defined in   clause 3.7 to EuroSite for any identified Sales Leads. To clarify EuroSite will be under no obligation to   purchase these services from a Dealer, however EuroSite is obliged to use only certified Dealers for   service and maintenance of Products if warranty for Products is required by EuroSite.   3.10. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide, if requested by EuroSite information and data about the   market for CHP products, competitors and utility tariffs in the Territory to the extent known to TEDOM   and/or its Affiliates.   3.11. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide, if requested by EuroSite information on Government or   regulatory requirements, Govemment or regulatory support and incentives in the Territory to the extent   known to TEDOM and/or its Affiliates.   3.12. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall use its best efforts to select and manage its Dealers in accordance   with any agreements it may have in place with its Dealers from time to time.   3.13. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall support its Dealers in accordance with any obligations set out within   any Dealer agreement it may have in place with its Dealers from time to time.   3.14. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide EuroSite with any reasonable support it may need and   request to help promote or sell its On Site Utility to Dealers and/or On-Site Utility Customers.   3.15. TEDOM and/or its Affiliates shall provide On-Site Utility Customers with local support to the extent   known to TEDOM and/or its Affiliates when requested however EuroSite is deemed the sole Party with    

 

complete knowledge of On-Site Utility. Such support may include, but not be limited to billing or   invoicing queries, technical queries and regulatory support. Where the support is considered by both   parties to be more than trivial such support shall be provided according to a commercial reasonable price.   3.16. TEDOM shall provide its Dealers with warranty for its Products as stated in the attached General   Business Terms and Conditions.   3.17. TEDOM shall ensure the Products comply with all relevant and commercially relevant standards for the   Product, power generation and utility interconnection Law in the Territory where the Product is being   installed, however the validity of these standard s is guaranteed at the moment of dispatch of Products from   TEDOM factory.   3.18. TEDOM shall promptly inform EuroSite of all changes in the performance ofthe Products and changes   in their market strategy.   4. EuroSite Contributions to TEDOM and/or its Affiliates and/or its Dealers   4.1. On-Site Utility marketing material in both English and locallanguages.   4.2. EuroSite's On-Site Utility form of contract amended as necessary to reflect local Law and language.   4.3. An On-Site Utility assessment tool.   4.4. Funding for all contracted On-Site Utility Projects where credit approval has been provided by one of   EuroSite's panel of funders. EuroSite shall not refuse funding On-Site Utility Project once credit approval   has been provided. Such refusal shall mean a serious breach of this contract. To clarify such refusal from   one of EuroSite" s panel of funders is not in contradiction to fulfilment of Euro'Site s obligations defined in   clause 3.1.   4.5. In addition to its obligations set out in the On Site Utility Agremeent, EuroSite shall provide any On-Site   Utility Customer that it signs an On-Site Utility agreement with:   4.5.1. Remote telemetry system and reporting.   4.5.2. Operational management ofthe Product.   4.5.3. Project billing and credit control.   4.6 Both Parties shall not iact against the lawful interests, reputation and goodwill of the other Party. Such   actions shall mean a serious breach ofthis contract.   5. Termination.   5.1. During the first year ofthe Term, either Party may terminate this Agreement for any reason at any time.   5.2. After the first year ofthe Term, either Party may terminate this Agreement for any reason upon 3 months   written notice.   5.3. Either Party may terminate this contract if the other Party seriously breaches this contract upon 7 days   written notice.    

 

6. Independent Contractors   6.1. The Parties are independent contractors to each other. It is understood and promised that nothing in this   Agreement creates a new entity, association, partnership, employee, employer, or agency relationship. It is   the intent of both Parties that this Agreement not create any kind of relationship that involves the sharing   ofprofits or losses.   6.2. The Parties understand and agree that they have no authority (and shall not hold themselves out as having   authority) to bind each other and you shall not make any agreements or representations on the other's   behalfwithout the other's prior written consent.   7. Non-disparagement. The Parties shall not make disparaging remarks about each other or publish negative   commentary on each other.   8. Non-defacement. The Parties shall not intentionally deface, obscure or remove from any of the Products or   any written materials any lntellectual Property.   9. Non-solicitation. No Party may solicit for employment any other Parties' employee.   10. Costs. Each Party shall pay for its own costs in the carrying out its obligations under this Agreement.   11. Confidentiality.   11.1. The Parties acknowledges that during the term of this Agreement, they will have access to and become   acquainted with Confidential lnformation. In addition, each Party acknowledges that: (i) the other Parties   have invested, and continue to invest, substantial time, expense and specialized knowledge in developing   its Confidential lnformation; (ii) the Confidential lnformation provides its owner with a competitive   advantage over others in the marketplace; and (iii) the owner of the Confidential lnformation would be   irreparably harmed if the Confidential lnformation were disclosed to competitors or made available to the   public. No Party shall, directly or indirectly, disclose or use at any time, including, without limitation, use   for personal, commercial or proprietary advantage or profit, either during its association with the Company   or thereafter, any Confidential Information of which such Party is or becomes aware. Each Party in   possession of Confidential Information shall take all appropriate steps to safeguard such information and   to protect it against disclosure, misuse, espionage, loss and theft.   11.2. Nothing contained in Section II shall prevent any Party from disclosing Confidential lnformation: (i)   upon the order of :;mycourt or administrative agency; (ii) upon the request or demand of any regulatory   agency or authority having jurisdiction over such Party; (iii) to the extent compelled by legal process or   required or requested pursuant to subpoena, interrogatories or other discovery requests; (iv) to the extent   necessary in connection with the exercise of any remedy hereunder; (v) to such Party's Representatives   who, in the reasonable judgment of such Party, need to know such Confidential lnformation and agree to   be bound by the provisions of this Section 9 as if a Party.   11.3. The restrictions of Section II shall not apply to Confidential lnformation that: (i) is or becomes   generally available to the public other than as a result of a disclosure by a Party in violation of this   Agreement; (ii) is or has been independently developed or conceived by such Party without use of   Confident1al lnformation; or (iii) becomes available to such Party or any of its Representatives on a non-    

 

confidential basis from a source other than the Company, the other Party or any of their respective   Representatives, provided, that such source is not known by the receiving Party to be bound by a   confidentiality agreement.   11.4. The obligations of each Party under this Section 8 shall survive (i) the termination or expiration of this   Agreement or the assignment ofthis Agreement.   11.5. As an exception to this Section 8, each Party shall be able to issue mutually agreed upon press releases   once this Agreement is executed.   12. TEDOM represents and warrants that:   12.1. it is a corporation duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the Czech   Republic;   12.2. it is duly qualified to do business and is in good standing in every jurisdiction in which such   qualification is required for purposes ofthis Agreement;   12.3. it has the full right, corporate power and authority to enter into this Agreement and to perform its   obligations hereunder;   12.4. the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement by TEDOM will not violate, conflict with,   require consent under or result in any breach or default under (i) any of TEDOM's organizational   documents (including its certificate of incorporation and by-laws); (ii) any applicable Law; or (iii) the   provisions of any material contract or agreement to which TEDOM is a party or to which any of its   material assets are bound; and   12.5. it has all of the requisite resources, skill, experience and qualifications to perform all of the services   under trus Agreement in a professional and workmanlike manner, in accordance with commercially   reasonable industry standards for similar services; and all Products, and their packaging, supplied under   the terms ofthis Agreement, shall be fit and Merchantable at the time of delivery.   13. EuroSite represents and warrants that:   13.1. it is a corporation duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the Laws of England and   Wales;   13.2. it is duly qualified to do business and is in good standing in every jurisdiction in which such   qualification is required for purposes ofthis Agreement;   13.3. it has the full right, corporate power and authority to enter into trus Agreement and to perform its   obligations hereunder;   13.4. the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement by EuroSite will not violate, conflict with,   require consent under or result in any breach or default under (i) any of EuroSite's organizational   documents (including its certificate of incorporation and by-laws); (ii) any applicable Law; or (iii) the   provisions of any material contract or agreement to which EuroSite is a party or to which any of its   material assets are bound; and   13.5. it has all of the requisite resources, skill, experience and qualifications to perform all of the services   under this Agreement in a professional and workmanlike manner, in accordance with commercially   reasonable industry standards for similar services, including experience in managing On-Site Utilities.   14. Indemnification. Each party (an "Indemnifying Party") agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold the other party   (the "Indemnified Parties") harmless from any claim or cause of action (whether threatened or actual) by a   third party against an Indemnified Party arising from a breach by an Indemnifying Party of this Agreement    

 

("Claim"), provided that each party shall notify the others in writing of any Claim promptly after leaming of   it. The Indemnifying Party shall defend against such Claim at its expense.   15. Miscellaneous.   15.1. Notices. All notices, requests and other communications called for by this Agreement shall be given by   known working email or fax number, confirmed in the case of material communications by concurrent   written notice sent by a recognized intemally recognized delivery servi ce to the addresses listed above.   15.2. Entire Agreement. This Agreement and all related Exhibits constitute the entire agreement of the parties   with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement and all related Exhibits. This Agreement supersedes   all prior contemporaneous understandings, agreements, and representations and warranties, both written   and oral with respect to the subject matter by or among the parties. In the event of any inconsistency   between the statements in the body of this Agreement and related Exhibits, the statement in the body of   this Agreement shall control.   15.3. Amendment. No amendment to this Agreement will be binding unless it is in writing, identified as an   amendment to this Agreement and signed by all parties to this Agreement.   15.4. Waiver. No waiver by any Party of any of the provisions hereof shall be effective unless explicitly set   forth in writing and signed by the Party so waiving. No waiver by any Party shall operate or be construed   as a waiver in respect of any failure, breach or default not expressly identified by such written waiver,   whether of a similar or different character, and whether occurring before or after that waiver. No failure to   exercise, or delay in exercising, any right, remedy, power or privilege arising from this Agreement shall   operate or be construed as a waiver thereof; nor shal! any single or partial exercise of any right, remedy,   power or privilege hereunder preclude any other or further exercise thereof or the exercise of any other   right, remedy, power or privilege,   15.5. Severability. If any term or provision of this Agreement is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any   jurisdiction, such invalidity, illegality, or unenforceability shall not affect any other term or provision of   this Agreement or invalidate or render unenforceable such term or provision in any other jurisdiction.   15.6. Assignment. No party may not assign any rights or obligations under this Agreement without the prior   written approval of the other parties. A change in ownership or control of a party, or a merger of a party   with another entity, shal! not be deemed to constitute such an assignment.   15.7. Goveming Law. This Agreement and al! matters arising out of or relating to this Agreement shal! be   governed by and construed in accordance with the Law of Austria. Al! disputes or claims arising out of or   in connection with this Agreement including disputes relating to its validity, breach, termination or nullity   shall be finally settled under the Rules of Arbitration of the lntemational Arbitral Centre of the Austrian   Federal Economic Chamber in Vienna (Vienna Rules) by one or three arbitrators appointed in accordance   with the said Rules.   15.8. Headings. The headings in this Agreement are for reference only and shall not affect the interpretation   ofthis Agreement.   15.9. Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in two counterparts, each ofwhich shall be deemed an   original, but all of which together shall be deemed to be one and the same agreement. A signed copy of   this Agreement delivered by facsimile, e-mail or other means of electronic transmission shall be deemed to   have the same legal effect as delivery of an original signed copy ofthis Agreement.   15.10. Inseparable part ofthis Agreement are General Business Terms and Conditions.řrev, 1/16) which are   enclosed as Annex No.l ofthis Agreement. General Business Terms and Conditions are binding for both   Parties.    

 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement to be effective as of the date set forth   above.   TEDOM, a.s. !A ~,   Signature / ~r&'l,   Name: ~\) ~'?t)~-t)e.~   Title:   v.... A. ,,~.-c;. vtv-ť. P t~tDate: I'"''\IV ,.. ___   L~t \j~~1_~-1c .   EuroSite Power Limited   Signature _   Name:   Title:   Date:   Paul Hamblyn   Managing Director   29 March 2016    

 

TEDOM Annex No.I - Genera! Business Terms and Conditions   GENERAL BUSINESS TERMS AND CONDlTlONS Rev. 1/16   A. PREAMBLE   These General Business Terms and Conditions (hereinafter "GBTC") regulate the relationships when goods and   services are delivered between TEDOM a.s., residing at Výčapy 195,674 Ol Třebíč, CIN: 28466021, Incorporated in   the Commercial Register maintained by the Regional Court in Brno, Section B, File No. 6260 (hereinafter TEDOM),   and customer. If a separate contract is entered into the provisions of this contract it has precedence over the GBTC.   The rights and obligations ofthe contractual parties that are not regulated in the contract or GBTC are subject to the Act   No. 89/2012 Col!. (Civil Code).   B. DEFINITlONS   ln these GBTC the used terms have the following meanings:   1. End user - owner or user ofthe subject-matter ofperformance   2. Qualified operator - a person that is psychically and mentally competent to have mastered operation of the   supplied technology if operation is required.   3. Subject-matter of performance - delivery of the goods, services, subject-matter of a contract   4. Contract - a written contract of work, contract of sale or another named or unnamed contract or agreement entered   into between TEDOM and customer, incIuding all its written annexes and subcontracts.   5. Standard fuel - a fuel that is commonly available in the market, generally known, certified, and is of a consistent   composition   6. TEDOM - refers to, among others, to the producer, contractor, seller, etc. The same applies for the partner of   TEDOM a.s. that performs works on /the behalf ofTEDOM.   7. Tests - if arranged for -is a trial run or, altematively, functional tests of protections or individual technological   junctions, demonstration of technical parameters, and so on.   8. Third party - natural person or legal entity that is neither customer, nor a part of any suppIier chain from the   Customer to the end user, and nor the expected End Userat the time when the contract is being entered into   9. GBTC - General Business Terms and Conditions   10. Product - CHP unit, heat pump, gas treatment unit, motor generating set, engine, or, if appropriate, other   equipment/goods, etc.   ll. Customer - the other party, cIient, purchaser, consumer, recipient of services, etc.   C. INFORMA TlON ON PRODUCTS, DRAWINGS AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS   l. All the data on weightjdimensions, output parameters, prices, and other information given in the catalogue sheets   and price lists, either in electronic or another form are for reference, and they are binding only if it is exclusively   specified in the contract or its annexes or subcontracts.   2. All the drawings and technical documents that were transferred by one party to the other party before or after the   contract has been entered into, remain the exclusive intellectual property of TEDOM and can be used only for such   purpose which they were fumished for, that is, for a project, approval, transport, assembly, comrnissioning, and   maintenance.   3. Without the TEDOM's consent, the other party must not use these documents except for the document specified   above, make any copies, reproductions, or hand them over to any third party. TEDOM will instruct the   subcontractor about the protection of intellectual according to this part of GBTC.   -------- ------ --------------------------   GBTCrev. 1/16 1    

 

TEDOM Annex No./ - General Business Terms and Conditions   D. PRICE OF THE SUBJECT -MATTER OF PERFORMANCE   I. The information about prices published by TEDOM in a form of catalogues or price lists accessible to public, as   well as the oral and phone information on prices of the Subject-Matter of Performance are for reference only, not   binding for TEDOM, and unenforceable by the other party. TEDOM reserves the right to their changes.   2. The customer is entitled to request an obligatory quotation (hereinafter the "quotation") to specify the price and   specifications ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance. Ifnot stated otherwise, such quotation is valid for 30 calendar   days since its date of issue.   3. If not stated otherwise, the price specified in the quotation does not contain any associated services. The   requirement for associated services must be stated explicitly in the quotation.   E. ENTERING INTO CONTRACT   1. The Subject-Matter of Performance is exactly defined by the participants in a form of a written contract or mutually   confirmed and ratified order or, ifnecessary, further documentation if developed to the order or written contract.   2. The order must contain the following basic essentials:   complete address of contractor or consumer, including CIN and TlN   - Product type- Project name   - quantities, price/item, aggregate price   - delivery conditions and deadline   - payment conditions   - scope of delivery   - signature date, signature and stamp ofboth contractual parties   3. Jfthe customer revokes the signed order or withdrawsfrom the contractual relationshipfor any other reasons,   TEDOM is entitled to invoice the real costs incurred by the order revocation, amounting as minimum to IO% of   the price of the Subject-Matter of Performance or 100,OOOCZKdepending on which amount is higher.   F. CUSTOMER'S JOINT EFFICIENCY   It is the customer's duty to provide TEDOM with the necessary joint efficiency and interaction while carrying out the   obligations specified by TEDOM in the contract or resulting there from allowing TEDOM by doing so to comply with   the contract properly.   The customer is namely obliged to assure compliance with the conditions below:   1. Transfer all the necessary information for production and implementation by the deadlines as specified in the   contract. Ifthese deadlines are not specified in the contract, the transfer must be carried out no later than within 14   days from the time the contract or subcontract has been entered into. lfthe customer fails to do so, the delivery date   will be postponed accordingly.   2. If other than standard fuel is used, the necessary information about fuel (gas analysis, ...) must be provided at one's   own expense.   3. When installing the Subject-Matter of Performance - if ensured by TEDOM - the area for installation of the   Subject-Matter of Performance will be empty, clean, and free from any objects that may hinder the handling of   TEDOM's delivery or limit the movement of the installation team. Further works that may limit or endanger the   TEDOM's workers or compromise in any manner installation of the Subject-Matter of Performance will not be   carried out at the installation site.   4. Before commissioning of the Subject-Matter of Performance is initiated, if the installation is not assured by   TEDOM, the customer shall report the preliminary work within a minimum of 5 working days before   commissioning is initiated (the Subject-Matter of Performance installed, connected to all the circuits and media).   Further works that may limit or endanger the TEDOM's workers or compromise in any manner commissioning of   the Subject-Matter of Performance will not be carried out in the installation site of the Subject-Matter of   GBTCrev. 1/16 2    

 

TEDOM Annex NO.l - Genera! Business Terms and Conditions   Performance during commissioning. Also hindrance-free access shall be provided to the installation site both for   workers and the necessary technical equipment.   5. The workers of TEDOM must have the opportunity to initiate the works at customer's site or in another   performance site as agreed upon in harmony with the time schedule. If communicated by TEDOM to the customer   at least 3 days before the works are started, the workers of TEDOM must be able to carry out the installation   outside of common working hours or on bank holidays.   6. Before commencing the works, customer must inform TEDOM in writing about all its safety and other regulations   (care for the environment, quality,... ) that must be adhered to by the workers ofTEDOM. lt is the customer's duty   to provide the workers of TEDOM with a healthy and safe work environment that corresponds to the legal   standards applicable in the Czech Republic.   7. The customer shall provide TEDOM with li storage area on premises secured against theft or damage ofthe stored   goods free of charge.   8. The customer shall hand the installation site ofthe Subject-Matter of Performance over to TEDOM in protocol with   precise and complete marking of all the underground cables and services. The access to the installation site of the   Subject-Matter ofPerformance must be suitable for the transport ofthings and equipment.   9. When asked to do so, the customer shall make the premises accessible where the Subject-Matter of Performance is   or will be placed during installation and service works for TEDOM or the staff ensuring compliance with the works   forTEDOM.   10. It is the customer's duty to provide joint efficiency while performing the contract, especially to furnish at the   customer's expenses the service media (gas, fuel, tluids, etc.) necessary to fill and operate the equipment and the   energies to power the tools of installation team during installation ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance.   ll. If a trial run, functional tests of protections, or demonstration of the guaranteed parameters, and so on, are agreed   upon in the contract- it is the customer's duty to assure presence of the future qualified operator of the equipment   who is obliged to receive training.   12. Ifthe appointed operator ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance fails to attend the training for the Subject-Matter of   Performance operators when called to do so, or if such operator lacks the necessary qualification to operate the   Subject-Matter of Performance, this training shall be provided at an alternate date as arranged by both parties for a   fee.   13. Provided a safe operation is not compromised by fundamental defects or outstanding works and the trial run has   been completed successfully, TEDOM shall issue a Handover Certificate that must be confirmed with the   customer's signature.   G. PUTTlNG THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF PERFORMANCE INTO OPERATION, TESTS, TRANSFER,   AND TAKEOVER   Ifrequired in the contract, TEDOM shall perform the specified tests ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance the   successful completion ofwhich is a prerequisite for the Subject-Matter ofPerformance transfer and takeover.   \   1. TEDOM shall propose 'in writing the date of such tests in hannony with the contract providing the customer with   reasonable time to prepare for and participate in the tests.   2. It is the customer's duty to supply the electric energy, fuels, water, other media and materials necessary for the   Tests to be performed free of charge.   3. The customer or end-user shall bear the costs associated with participation of its workers in the tests.   4. Ifthe customer fails to comply with any of its duties above rendering transfer and takeover ofthe Subject-Matter of   Performance impossible, such transfer and takeover ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance are considered successful   on the date scheduled for them by the Producer, however, no ear1ierthan allowed by the Contract.   5. Should no other technical requirements be negotiated, the tests are to be carried out in conformity with the   generally binding legal regulations and internal guidelines of TEDOM.   GBTC rev. 1/16 3    

 

TEDOM Annex No./ - General Business Terms and Conditions   6. TEDOM shall issue the report of the performed tests and send it to the customer. If the customer does not   participate in the tests even after the customer was informed of the date of the tests in proper manner, the report of   the performed tests is considered bilaterally agreed and approved.   7. If the tests prove any defects in the Subject-Matter of Performance that impede use of the Subject-Matter of   Performance for the intended purpose or its safe operation or failure to comply with the guaranteed parameters, it is   TEDOM's duty to rectify such defects without unreasonable delay. ln this case, the customer has the right to require   that the tests are repeated to prove such defects have been rectified or that the parameters are in compliance.   8. The Subject-Matter of Performance is performed and completed properly:   a. If all the negotiated tests were carried out successfully, their performance is considered successful according to   the point 4 and 6.   b. If performance of the tests was not agreed upon - TEDOM shall send a written notice to the customer that the   Subject-Matter of Performance was completed free of any defects that would impede use ofthe Subject-Matter   of Performance for the intended purpose or its safe operation and that the Subject-Matter ofPerformance meets   the guaranteed parameters.   c. Even performance with minute defects and outstanding works that do not impede safe use of the Subject­   Matter of Performance for the intended purpose are considered a proper performance and completion of the   Subject-Matter of Performance.   d. Neither the customer nor the end-user nor the third party is authorized to use or operate the Subject-Matter of   Performance or any of its parts before transfer or takeover of the Subject-Matter of Performance. If the   customer uses or operates the Subject-Matter of Performance without the written consent of TEDOM, the   customer considers the Subject-Matter of Performance to be properly performed and completed, and TEDOM   is thus relieved of its responsibility for warranty and duty to execute transfer and takeover the Subject-Matter   of Performance.   9. Witnesses of the transfer and takeover of the finished Subject-Matter of Performance the parties shall sign the   Handover Documents confmning the handover and takeover of the Subject-Matter of Performance. The Handover   Documents include a list of relevant minute defects and outstanding works with specified agreed dates of their   elimination. The signature date ofthe Handover Documents has no influence on the passage of ownership.   I. CHANGES TO THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF PERFORMANCE   During the performance, TEDOM has the right to unilaterally perform such changes to the design ofthe Subject-Matter   of Performance that will not have any influence on compliance to technical parameters, service life and reliability.   Should they have any intluence, such influence will only improve the properties ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance.   J. TERMS OF PAYMENT AND DELlVERY   1. Ifnot agreed upon otherwise in the contract or the order, the common terms ofpayment are as follows:   • an advance payment amounting to 40% of the price of the Subject-Matter of Performance plus VAT of this   invoiced deposit amount in the legal rate due upon the deposit payment invoice with a due date within 14 days   from the date the invoice has been delivered.   • an advance payment amounting to 50% plus VAT of this invoiced deposit amount in the legal rate upon the   issued advance deposit payment invoice with a due date within 14 days from the date the invoice has been   delivered. The Subject-Matter of Performance under the Contract shall not be delivered until this advance   payment invoice is paid. Tax certification clarifying VAT for VAT discount purposes for VAT payers shall be   issued for the paid advance payments. '   • the final invoice for 10% of the price of the Subject-Matter of Performance with VAT of the invoiced sum,   after the deduction of the payments already made, shall be issued no later than after the signature of the   Handover Documents.   ---------   GBTC rev. 1/16 4    

 

TEDOM Annex No.I - Genera! Business Terms and Conditions   2. If the customer fails to sign the handover documents within 30 days of the delivery of the Subject-Matter of   Performance, the final invoice shall be issued. The due date ofthe final invoice payment shall be within 14 days   from when the invoice is delivered.   3. The time for TEDOM to comply with its duty to transfer the Subject-Matter ofPerformance is automatically   extended ifthe customer delays the advance payment, by the same amount oftime said payment is delayed.   4. It is the customer's duty to reimburse the parts, components, and spare part ordered by the customer upon   individual orders to TEDOM before their dispatch.   5. The customer's default to pay its financial obligations entitles TEDOM to assert the contractual penalty towards   the customer amounting to 0.05% ofthe amount due for each day ofthe default. Any delay by the customer to pay   its financial obligations resulting from the contract or any other obligation between the customer and TEDOM   entitles TEDOM to suspend performance' of the contract until the amount due is completely paid. The time of   completion is automatically extended by this period oftime.   6. If not agreed upon otherwise in the contract, the EXW delivery of the Subject-Matter of Performance means the   delivery from the production plant ofTEDOM.   7. The Subject-Matter of Performance remains a possession of TEDOM until the purchase price/work price/services   is/are paid completely and the exceptions to title have no influence on the transference ofthe danger of damage to   property according to Article L. The customer further undertakes to seli the Subject-Matter of   Performance/Product in the business relations to allow TEDOM to surrender a claim from further sales, including   all the additional rights, amounting to the sum charged by TEDOM any time after its origin. The transfers of a   right as security or mortgage transfers are inadmissible.   K. LEGAL REGULA TlONS AND THEIR AMENDMENTS   1. It is the TEDOM's duty to perform the Subject-Matter of Performance in compliance with the legal regulations and   standards applicable in the Czech Republic at the time the contract was entered into.   2. TEDOM shall perform all the changes to the Subject-Matter of Performance that are necessary as a result of the   amendments to legal regulations and standards that were made until the Subject-Matter of Performance has been   finished. TEDOM shall bear all the costs and other consequences of the changes made to the Subject-Matter of   Performance necessitated by the amendments to legal regulations and standards stated in Article 1.   3. If the Parties fail to agree upon the costs and other consequences of the amendments to legal regulations and   standards according to the Article 2, the customer shall pay to TEDOM the expediently spent costs for all the work   related to the changes until the dispute has been resolved by a court, if applicable.   L. TRANSITlON OF DANGER OF DAMAGE TO PROPERTY   The customer bears the danger of damage to property on the Subject-Matter of Performance in the points below:   1. From the time the Subject-Matter of Performance is handed over to the forwarder in case the transport is done   by the customer. I' \   2. From the time the Subject-Matter of Performance is handed over to the forwarder in case the transport of the   Subject-Matter ofPerformance to the destination place is negotiated.   3. From the time the Subject-Matter of Performance is delivered to the installation site in case the transport is   done by TEDOM.   It is the customer's duty to rectify possible damages or, if appropriate, to ask TEDOM to rectify such damages for a   consideration, pay the work, and consider the adequate impact on the contract completion dates.   GBTC rev. 1/16 5    

 

TEDOM Annex No.I - General Business Terms and Conditions   M. WARRANTY, AND WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDlTlONS   Warranty Period and Scope   a) By providing warranty TEDOM accepts the commitment that, for the time specified below, the delivered   Subject-Matter of Performance will be qualified to be applied for the intended purpose in accordance with the   conditions stated in the Technical Specification, Operation and Maintenance Manual, Technical Instructions,   Maintenance Schedule, Handbook for Designers, and other binding documents under the Contract.   b) The 24-month warranty applies to the Subject-Matter of Performance from its commissioning, however, no   longer than 27 months from the dispatch or from the date when readiness for dispatch was reported in case   when such dispatch fails to take place in correspondence with the terms of delivery specified in the contract for   the reasons not attributable to TEDOM. This warranty period is valid if not stated otherwise in the contract.   The date when the product was handed over to the forwarder specified on the delivery note or on another   similar transport document is considered to be the dispatch date.   c) The warranty validity is conditional upon the operation of the Subject-Matter of Performance in compliance   with the parameters ofTechnical Specification, Operation and Maintenance Manual, further in accordance with   the requirements ofthe Technical Instructions or, if appropriate, in harmony with further written instructions of   TEDOM and execution of the specified tasks according to the Maintenance Schedule. TEDOM assumes no   responsibility for the defects caused by the customer by operation and maintenance performed in contradiction   to the contract terms and conditions, Technical Specification parameters, Operation and Maintenance Manual,   the conditions required in the Technical Instructions, and further written instructions transferred to the   customer within the handover documents.   d) The Warranty validity is conditional upon putting the Subject-Matter of Performance into operation,   performing periodic service works, and rectifying possible defects by the service organization of TEDOM or   the TEDOM's authorized service partner if not agreed upon otherwise on mutual basis. The term of periodic   service works is a set of works that must be done to the product at regular intervals. The exact description is   included in the Operation and Maintenance Manual or in the Maintenance Schedule. These service works are   carried out for the reimbursement of labour, travelling fees, and relevant spare parts once the appropriate   number of duty hours is reached where the producťs end-user must demonstrably challenge the service   organization a minimum of one week ahead to perform the periodic service works. By performing this service   in contradiction to this provision the granted warranty becomes null and void.   e) TEDOM wams the customer that the products that are included in the Subject-Matter of Performance are not   preserved or treated for a long-term storage prior to their dispatch from the production plant of TEDOM. The   product is presumed to be commissioned within 90 days from the date of dispatch or from the day when   readiness for dispatch is reported (see paragraph b of this Article). If the product fails to be commissioned   within the period of 90 days since the dispatch date or from the day when readiness for dispatch was reported,   it is imperative that the customer adopts measures for long-term storage of the product - see the Technical   Instruction - Preservation, otherwise the customer's title to claim the warranty for the defects associated with a   failure to execute such measures becomes null and void.   f) TEDOM is responsible for the properties and quality of the Subject-Matter of Performance within the scope of   the granted warranty. ln case of further sales or an additional transfer ofthe Subject-Matter of Performance by   the customer to a third party, TEDOM is not liable for the defects ofthe Subject-Matter of Performance if such   defects are found after the Subject-Matter of Performance has been sold or transferred in any other way, even   in case that the customer had wilfully modified the contractual properties and warranty terms and conditions in   relation to such third party in a manner differing from the way they are adjusted and negotiated in the Contract   with TEDOM. These are namely the following examples:   a. Modification to the technical parameters and the actual contract,   b. Alteration to the scope of granted warranty,   c. Changes to the service conditions. It is the customer's duty to make the third party demonstrably   familiar with this fact. In case this provision is breached it is the customer's duty, if challenged to do   so in writing, to pay TEDOM a contractual penalty amounting to 10 % of the Subject-Matter of   Performance under the contract.   GBTC rev. 1/16 6    

 

TEDOM Annex No.l - Genera! Business Terms and Conditions   g) TEDOM informs the customer that use of a fuel the parameters of which are in contradiction to the data   required by TEDOM is a breach of the warranty terms and conditions and such fuel can cause damage to the   Subject-Matter ofPerformance since its very first operation. TEDOM endeavours to prevent possible damages   to the product by informing the customer ofthis fact in ample time.   h) Immediately before the product is put into operation, the gas analysis in the scope required by the Technical   Instruction must be submitted to the servi ce organization if the fuel used is not of standard type. This gas   analysis must not be older than 14 days, it must be identical to the fuel that really enters the product and it must   be in conformity with the "Technical Instruction - Gaseous Fuels". In case offailure to do so, TEDOM has the   right to reject commissioning ofthe Subject-Matter of Performance.   i) In case of mutual agreement, the customer or the end-user can perform certain minute service tasks, for   example, replacement of the oil charge. If such tasks are carried out by the customer's / end-user's personnel   that was trained by the TEDOM workers, these tasks have no influence on the Warranty validity.   Warranty Limitation   j) TEDOM is not responsible for the defects that were caused by improper instal1ation of the product within the   project or by a failure to respect the princip les stated in the Handbook for Designers that is a part of the   handover documents ifthe Producťs installation was not part ofthe Subject-Matter ofPerformance.   k) The failures of producťs components and materials caused by improper operation beyond the specified   parameters (see the Technical Specification, Technical Instructions, Operation and Maintenance Manual, etc.),   in the environment with increased dust load, by operation with insufficient discharge of heat at higher than   admissible temperatures, frequent starts, low-quality fuel, various fuel composition, etc., are excluded from the   Warranty. lmproper operation of the product can influence service life of individual product components and   thereby the servi ce life ofthe whole product.   I) The warranty ofthe product components, subject to common wear and tear (engine charges, plugs, filters, seals   of the circulation pumps, starter, etc.) the life expectancy of which (as defmed in the "Maintenance   Schedule" document) is lower than the provided warranty period, is lirnited by this pre-supposed service life   with the warranty terms and conditions defmed above met and with regard to the operation character.   m) lfthe product is CHP unit and the warranty scope according to point M. b) is met, the warranty for such CHF   uniťs engine is limited the following way:   • MWM engine - a maximum of 12000 motor hours since being put into operation   • Liebherr and MAN engine - 12 months since being put into operation   n) In no event shall TEDOM be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, incidental, special, or punitive   damages or losses of any kind arising under any theory of liability (including tort), including without limitation   damages or losses for loss of profits, loss of production or expected savings, business interruption, loss or   corruption of business data or information, or other pecuniary loss, even if TEDOM has been advised of the   possibility of such damages, arising from contractual relationships between TEDOM and the customer, tort,   negligence, breach ofwarranty, strict liability, or under any other legal theory.   The foregoing limitations, exclusions and disclaimers set forth in these terms shall apply to the maximum   extent permitted by applicable law, even if any remedy fails of its essential purpose.   TEDOM and the customer hereby acknowledge that no party shall be considered as a weaker party of mutual   relationship pursuant to the provision of § 2898 Act. No. 89/2012 Coll. The Civil Code.   Further Arrangements   o) If the complaint procedure reveals that the complaint is not justified or that the claimed defect is not of   warranty nature, the customer or the end-user pays all the costs associated with the defect location and/or   elimination.   p) If not agřeed upon otherwise, the dismantled parts for which replacements were provided become.the property   ofTEDOM.   GBTC rev. 1/16 7    

 

TEDOM Annex No.1- Genera! Business Terms and Conditions   Warranty Termination   q) By the expiry ofwarranty period   r) As a result ofthe failure to meet the warranty terms and conditions as specified above   s) By unauthorized removal ofthe exclusive property plate   In case ofwarranty termination, TEDOM is not responsible for any defects ofthe product regardless ofwhether or not   the defect occurred before or after the warranty terms and conditions were breached.   . N. FORCE MAJEURE   1. Both Parties are entitled to suspend performance of their duties under the contract for the period of duration of the   circumstances that exclude responsibility (hereinafter "force majeure"). Force majeure is considered to be a   hindrance that has occurred independently of the will of the party under obligation, preventing such party from   fulfilling its obligations, if the party under obligation cannot be reasonably expected to avert or overcome such   hindrance or its consequences and, further, that it could not foresee such hindrance when the contract was entered   into. lt is namely the following cases that are considered a force majeure: strike, epidemics, fire, natural disaster,   mobilization, war, riot, seizure of the goods, embargo, prohibited transfer of foreign exchange, accidental electric   power consumption control, terrorist attack, and so on.   2. Force majeure excludes the c1aimto assert contractual penalties against the party afflicted by force majeure. The   party alleged as being aff1ictedby force majeure event must communicate this state of affairs immediately to the   other party in writing and adopt all the feasible measures to mitigate the consequences of the contractual   obligations in default.   3. lfforce majeure persists for more than six months both parties are entitled to withdraw from the contract.   O. OTHER COMPENSA TlON CLAIMS   1. Failure to meet the arrangements on the customer's obligations entitles TEDOM to immediately withdraw from the   contract. Withdrawal from the contract has no inf1uenceon the duty to pay the contractual penalty.   2. In case the customer withdraws unilaterally from this contract without any reason or for any reason on its part, all   the advance deposit payments provided by the customer to TEDOM are considered the contractual penalty that   belongs to TEDOM in full.   3. In case TEDOM withdraws unilaterally from this contract for the reason attributable to the customer (non­   performance ofthe contract by the customer that lasts for more than 6 months despite persistent reminders), all the   advance deposit payments provided by the customer to TEDOM are considered the contractual penalty that belongs   to TEDOM in full.   4. In all the cases when GBTC or the contract were breached and this breach entitles TEDOM to claim the contractual   penalty, TEDOM is, as'ideofthis contractual penalty, also entitled to an indernnity to the full extent.   5. The legal relationship between the parties is always govemed by the Czech law. The courts ofthe Czech Republic   are competent and have the power to hear and decide the disputes between the parties. The court having local   jurisdiction is the general court the district ofwhich covers the residence ofTEDOM.   6. TEDOM undertakes to withdraw the Subject-Matter of Performance (in case of the Product) for its disposal once   its service life expires.   7. TEDOM is a holder of the ISO 14001 Certificate and TEDOM acts in cooperation with the environmental care   requirements according to this standard.   8. lt is the TEDOM's duty to collect the package material from the customer or end-user if such material is delivered   to the site or plant ofthe customer or end-user. lfthe customer fails to comply with this obligation, iťis understood   that the property rights to both the Subject-Matter of Performance as well as to the package were transferred to the   customer and that, at the same time, the customer accepts all the package handling duties that result from the   provisions of § 13 section 1 letter b) ofthe Act No. 477/2001 ColI. on packaging, as amended.   ~ GBTC rev. 1/16 8    

 

TEDOM Annex No.I - General Business Terms and Canditians   9. The customer can cede its debt towards TEDOM with the written consent of TEDOM only. If the contract is   submitted, TEDOM, as the ceded party rejects that the cessor is released of all of its duties within the scope   of the cession towards the ceded party at the moment the ceded contract comes into effect, if not stated   otherwise.   10. The customer received the danger of altered circumstances under the provisions of § 1765 section 2 of the civil   code. The customer cannot claim cancellation of the contract because of disproportionate shortening under the   provision of § 1793 and, consequently, of the civil code. The customer cannot claim invalidity of any clause   contained in these GBTC or in the actual contract in conformity with the provisions of § 1800 Section 2 of the civil   code. If the contract binds the contractual parties for a period longer than ten years, it is impossible to claim   cancellation ofthe obligation more than ten years after such obligation's origin under the provision of § 2000 ofthe   civil code.   ll. If the contract is entered into in writing it can be completed, amended or terminated in written form only.   GBTC rev. 1/16 9    

 

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