Generating Equipment Sample Clauses

Generating Equipment. If you install, or arrange for the installation of, small-scale generating equipment at the premises – which means one or more sources of electrical energy that have an aggregate rating of no greater than 16 amps per phase connected at low voltage – then you must inform us of your intention to use the source of energy in parallel with our network no later than 28 days after the equipment is commissioned. So long as you do this, you do not need our consent. However, if you intend to install or operate any other kind of generating equipment at the premises, you must contact us in advance and obtain our consent. You must ensure that any generating equipment at the premises complies with the applicable requirements of the distribution code that applies under our licence. Copies of the distribution code are available from the network operator on request.
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Generating Equipment. 8.7 If the Customer installs, or arranges for the installation of, Small-Scale Generating Equipment at the Premises, then the Customer must inform the Company of any intention to use the generating equipment in parallel with the Distribution System no later than 20 Working Days after the equipment is commissioned. Provided the Customer so informs the Company, the Customer does not need the Company’s consent to install and/or operate Small-Scale Generating Equipment at the Premises.
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Generating Equipment. 1. The Company consent to the following generators being directly connected to the Company’s Distribution System: Type of Generation Generation Unit Identification Name and/or Nonmenclature Generation Unit Manufacturer, Make & Type Installed Size of Generation (kW/per Unit) No. of Units No. of Phases Commissioning Date Long / Short Term Parallel or Stand-by Generation Photovoltaic 1-3 PV Arrays xxx 3 3 11/1/15 Long Term
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Generating Equipment a. Boilers:
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Generating Equipment. List : No of Generators, rating, prime mover, intermittent/non-int APPENDIX 7
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Generating Equipment. If you install, or arrange for the installation of, small-scale generating equipment at the premises-which means one or more sources of electrical energy that an aggregate rating of no greater that 16 amps per phase connected at low voltage - that you must inform us of your intention to use no later than 28 days after the equipment is commissioned. As long as you do this, you do not need our consent, however, if you intend to install or operate any other kind of generating equipment at the premises you must contact us in advance to obtain consent. All generating equipment used at the premises must comply with the applicable requirements of the distribution code that applies to all licensees. Providing information You must provide us with information we request in relation to the nature, or use by you, of electrical equipment at the premises. We will only ask for information that we need in relation to this agreement or the distribution code that applies under our licence. Continuity of Supply We do not guarantee that we will provide electricity through our network at all times, or that electricity delivered through our network will be free of brief variations in voltage or frequency. Cutting off the supply We may cut off your electricity supply through the connection where we are entitled to do so under the general law. We may also cut off the electricity supply where we are required to do so under contract with an electricity supplier or because of the electricity industry arrangements under which we operate in accordance with our licence. Unauthorised use of our network This agreement entitles the premises to be connected to our network for the purpose of receiving electricity from, or exporting electricity to, the grid via our network. Any other use of our network, including the transmission of data or communications, is strictly prohibited unless with our prior written consent. Unless we have given consent any such use of our network by you, or relating to the connection, shall be a breach of this agreement and your liability to us is up to a maximum of £100,000 per calendar year. If something goes wrong If we fail to comply with any term of this agreement or are negligent, you may be entitled under general law to recover compensation from us for any loss you have suffered. However, we will not be required to compensate you for (and you should consider obtaining insurance against) loss caused by anything beyond our reasonable control, any indirect loss...
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