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per day and also agreed to provide the electricity necessary to
operate three of petitioner’s pumping stations. The wastewater
must meet the California Department of Health Services standards
for tertiary treatment, and Company will have the right to access
petitioner’s facilities and records to test the water or verify
its quality. Company will pay no fees, directly or indirectly,
to petitioner for use of the wastewater.
Company will use the wastewater to generate electricity for
sale to customers. To do so, Company has to take the wastewater
and inject it into the ground where the wastewater will become
heated and produce steam. Petitioner will not receive any
revenues from or other interest in Company’s electricity
operation. Petitioner will provide all labor, materials, and
capital for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the
pipeline and related facilities from the existing sewage system
to a “point of delivery connection”.6 Company will provide all
labor, materials, and capital for the construction, operation,
and maintenance of additional pipeline and related facilities
from the point of delivery, as well as the electric supply
facilities for three of the four pumping stations along the
6Petitioner is obligated to supply the wastewater at a
“point-of-delivery connection”. The agreement defines the term
“point of delivery” as “the point at which * * * [petitioner]
delivers water to * * * [Company] located at the discharge flange
of the storage distribution tanks”.
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