Section 6.13 Cumulative corrective measures. Any rights and remedies under this agreement are cumulative with any other right and recourse in this agreement or in any other agreement between the parties or under existing legislation. (a) prior to the initiation of a legal or other remedy or proceeding against the other party, the parties endeavour, in good faith, to resolve without delay any dispute or claim arising from this agreement or in connection with this agreement through negotiations between the respective representatives of the parties. The party to the dispute informs the other party in writing of the dispute. Within twenty (20) days of receiving this notification, the contracting party receiving a response sends a written response to the other party. The opinion and response contain a statement on each party`s position and arguments supporting its position. Representatives meet at a mutually acceptable time and place within 30 days of the date the party is notified of the dispute and, subsequently, as often as they consider it reasonably necessary to exchange relevant information and attempt to resolve the dispute. If the matter has not been resolved by negotiation within sixty (60) days from the date of notification of the outgoing contracting party or if one of the parties does not meet with the other party within thirty (30) days of the date of notification of the contracting party, both parties are free to initiate or take legal action as long as these measures or procedures comply with the provisions of Section 6.12. All the deadlines indicated in it may be extended by the mutual written agreement of the parties.

b) quality considerations. The parties acknowledge that there are certain quality characteristics of the module that may, by their nature, be outside the agreed specifications of Appendix A, but which may nevertheless affect product performance at the cell or module level (i.e., the modules meet all specifications but nevertheless result in significant performance gaps or on SolarMax`s production line). For the module quality features that are part of the agreed Specifications in Schedule A, these issues are addressed in point 2.09. With respect to module quality characteristics that are not part of the agreed specifications, but these features continue to cause significant deviations in module performance or in SolarMax`s production line, the parties agree to continuously improve these non-specification-related module quality features or to treat them on the basis of a modular replacement. , after a common analysis of module characteristics can be correlated to such problems (for example. B the parties will cooperate to ensure that the module failure rate falls within industry standards, provided that SolarMax processes (including handling) are covered by industry standards. NOW, THEREFORE, based on previous and reciprocal representations, guarantees, agreements and agreements included in this context, SunSpark and SolarMax agree as follows: Canadian Solar has signed a modular contract with Solarcentury to supply 500 MW of modules for two “Cabrera” and “Talayuela Solar” projects in Spain.