Agreement Package Clause Samples

Agreement Package. These documents are needed to ensure safe and reliable operation of PG&E’s Electric System and to confirm that Owner’s interconnection has been performed in accordance with PG&E’s tariffs. (Additional forms are available upon request emailing ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇, or visiting PG&E’s website at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇. Owners should not delay sending any part of the agreement package to PG&E. As PG&E receives the documentation described in Sections (1) through (7) below, PG&E will begin to process the application. 1. A completed copy of this Agreement, including completed Appendices A, B and C. Please note: the Owner’s name (as identified in Part I, Section D) must be the same name as on the PG&E bill. In this Agreement, Owner will confirm their otherwise-applicable rate schedule (OAS) for all Benefitting accounts in Owner’s name as listed in Appendix A – Owners who don’t specify an OAS for their Benefitting accounts will be defaulted to Rate Schedule E-1, for residential accounts, A1 for general service accounts (unless required to be on a mandatory rate schedule such a E19 or E20), and AG-1 for agricultural rates when establishing how Owner’s Benefitting Account’s monthly usage or net generation will be charged/credited. Owner’s-initiated rate changes are governed in accordance with PG&E’s Electric Rule 12. 2. A single-line diagram showing Owner’s actual installation of his/her Renewable Electric Generation Facility. The diagram must include the electrical rating and operating voltages of the significant electrical components such as the service panel, the disconnect switch (if required), inverters, all generators, circuit breakers and other protective devices of the Renewable Electric Generation Facility, the general location of the Owner’s loads relative to the Renewable Electric Generation Facility, and the interconnection with PG&E’s Electric System. The diagram must include the following information: a. A description and location of the visible, lockable AC disconnect switch. PG&E requires an Owner to install an AC disconnect switch to facilitate maintenance of the Owner’s equipment (i.e. inverter, PV arrays, etc). The AC disconnect switch provides PG&E the ability to isolate the Owner’s generator from the NEM2V Eligible Renewable Electric Generation Facility and utility’s Electric System. b. A description of the specific inverter(s) used to control the interconnection between PG&E and the Renewable Electric Generation Facility, including rating, brand name, and ...

Agreement Package. 8.1 This Agreement is structured as follows: (a) Girotto Precast Pty Ltd (Brisbane) Employee Collective Agreement 2006 which includes Terms and Conditions of Employment; and (b) Payments Schedule (“Annexure A”); and (c) Competency Levels Schedule (“Annexure B”). 8.2 This Agreement replaces and operates to the exclusion of any clauses which fall within the definition of “protected conditions” in s 354 or Schedule 8 of the Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth) (“Act”) as amended from time to time that might otherwise apply to the employment of the employees by operation of the Act.

Agreement Package. These documents are needed to ensure safe and reliable operation of PG&E’s Distribution System and to confirm that Customer’s interconnection has been performed in accordance with PG&E’s tariffs. (Additional forms are available upon request by telephoning ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇, emailing ▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇▇, or visiting PG&E’s website at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/standardnem). Customers should not delay sending any part of the agreement package to PG&E. As PG&E receives documentation described in Sections (1) through (5) below, PG&E will begin to process the application. 1. A completed copy of this Agreement. Please note: the Customer name (as identified in Part I, Section C) must be the same name as on the PG&E ▇▇▇▇. In this Agreement, Customer will confirm their otherwise-applicable rate schedule (OAS), establishing how Customer’s monthly usage or net generation will be charged/credited. Customer-initiated rate changes are governed in accordance with PG&E’s Electric Rule 12. 2. A single-line diagram showing Customer’s actual installation of his/her Generating Facility. The diagram must include the electrical rating and operating voltages of the significant electrical components such as the service panel, the disconnect switch (if required), inverters, all wind and/or photovoltaic generators, circuit breakers and other protective devices of the Generating Facility, the location of the Customer’s loads relative to the Generating Facility, and the interconnection with PG&E’s Distribution System. The diagram must include the following information: a. A description and location of the visible, lockable AC disconnect switch if present. To accommodate this option while maintaining utility operating needs, the revenue meter may be temporarily removed by PG&E to isolate the customer’s generator from the electric distribution system. Removal of the revenue meter (due to an emergency or maintenance on PG&E’s system) will result in loss of electrical service to the Customer’s facility or residence, even from the solar/wind generator. PG&E recommends that customers installing an inverter-based generator consider also installing an AC disconnect switch to facilitate maintenance of the customer’s equipment (i.e. inverter, PV arrays, etc). The AC disconnect switch provides the additional benefit of allowing PG&E to isolate the customer’s generator from the utility’s Distribution System without having to interrupt service to the customer’s facility or residence. PG&E’s AC disconnect switch requi...