Electric Power Requirements Sample Clauses

Electric Power Requirements. Electricity from the System must be provided at 60 Hertz and at the appropriate voltage for electrical interconnection to the Site at the voltage service level, which will be specified by Trustees. The System components must comply with all standards relevant to the operation and installation of energy storage equipment by UL or other nationally recognized testing facility. Batteries, enclosures, inverters and components must be certified to comply with the following requirements: • UL Subject 1741, “Standard for Static Inverters and Charge, Converters, Controllers and Interconnection System Equipment for use with Distributed Energy Resources” • UL Subject 1973 “Batteries for Use in Light Electric Rail Applications and Stationary Applications” • UL Subject 1642 “Standard for Lithium Batteries” • UL Subject 508 “Standard for Industrial Control Panels” • Any and all requirements as listed by the SGIP incentive program and/or the CEC for the installation of energy storage systems. • Other codes that will apply include, but are not limited to: ANSI C12.1- 2008; (electricity metering) • NFPA 70 (including NFPA 70E Arc flash) • IEEE 1547 (interconnections) • NFPA 855, Standard for the Installation of Stationary Energy Storage Systems
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Electric Power Requirements. All operation and maintenance activities will comply with the Specifications defined in Exhibit I as well as the O&M Services listed in Exhibit C-2 of the SLA.
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Electric Power Requirements. Customer shall purchase from Cheney all Electric Power required for use at the Facility, up to the Contract Demand Limit, pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Contract. Except as otherwise provided herein, Xxxxxx’x right and obligation to provide Electric Power to the Facility during the Term of this Contract shall be exclusive. a. Customer may not increase the Electric Power use of the Facility by any amount that exceeds the Contract Demand Limit without prior written approval from Cheney. x. Xxxxxx may, in its sole discretion, adjust the Contract Demand Limit for the protection of its electric system when the Facility is operated at a power factor lower than 0.97 on a regular basis. Customer shall be responsible for all costs reasonably incurred by Cheney to repair damage to its electric system resulting from persistent operation of the Facility at a power factor lower than 0.97.
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Electric Power Requirements. Electricity from the System must be provided at‌ 60 Hertz and at the appropriate voltage for electrical interconnection to HOST voltage service level, which will be established by HOST. The System components must comply with all standards relevant to the operation and installation of solar photovoltaic equipment by UL or another nationally recognized testing facility. Modules, inverters and components must be certified to UL 1703 and as required by the CSI incentive program and/or the CEC. Inverters must comply with the following requirements:  IEEE 929-2000, “Recommended Practice for Utility Interface of Photovoltaic Systems”;  UL Subject 1741, “Standard for Static Inverters and Charge Controllers for use in Photovoltaic Power Systems”; and  Any and all requirements as listed by the CSI incentive program and/or the CEC for the installation of Systems.  The system must include all required hardware needed for the installation, NEM interconnection, and operation of the System. The System includes all of the equipment necessary to interconnect and operate in parallel to the utility grid, including metering and the required NEM interconnection protective relays and event recording devices in accordance with the applicable Utilities NEM Interconnection Guidelines. Please refer to CPUC PG&E Resolution E-4753 and SCE Resolution E-4725. Other codes that will apply include, but are not limited to:  ANSI C12.1-2008; (electricity metering)  ASME PTC 50 (solar PV performance)  ANSI Z21.83 (solar PV performance and safety)  NFPA 70 (including NFPA 70E Arc flash,)  IEEE 1547 (interconnections)
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Electric Power Requirements. All operation and maintenance activities will comply with the Specifications defined in Exhibit I to the SLA as well as the O&M Services listed in Exhibit C-2 of the SLA. Outage Reporting. Within thirty (30) calendar days of any outage of 15% or more of the System capacity lasting more than twenty-four hours, Contractor shall provide to the Judicial Council a report indicating the nature and cause of the outage and the steps taken by Contractor to correct the problem.
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Electric Power Requirements. Electricity from the System must be provided at 60 Hertz and at the appropriate voltage for electrical interconnection to the Judicial Council voltage service level, which will be established by the Judicial Council. 7.5.1 The PV System components must comply with all standards relevant to the operation and installation of solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage equipment by UL or another nationally recognized testing facility. Design and installations shall conform to all requirements of the California Building Standards Code (Cal. Code Regs., Title 24). Modules, inverters and components must be certified to UL 1703 and as required by the CSI incentive program and/or the CEC. Inverters must comply with the following requirements: (i) IEEE 929-2000, “Recommended Practice for Utility Interface of Photovoltaic Systems”; (ii) UL Subject 1741, “Standard for Static Inverters and Charge Controllers for use in Photovoltaic Power Systems”; and (iii) Any and all requirements as listed by the CSI incentive program and/or the CEC for the installation of PV Systems. (iv) The PV System must include all required hardware needed for the installation, NEM interconnection, and operation of the System. The System includes all of the equipment necessary to interconnect and operate in parallel to the utility grid, including metering and the required NEM interconnection protective relays and event recording devices in accordance with the applicable Utilities NEM Interconnection Guidelines. Please refer to CPUC PG&E Resolution E-4753 and SCE Resolution E-4725. 7.5.2 Other codes that will apply include, but are not limited to: (i) ANSI C12.1-2008; (electricity metering) (ii) ASME PTC 50 (solar PV performance) (iii) ANSI Z21.83 (solar PV performance and safety) (iv) NFPA 70 (including NFPA 70E Arc flash,) (v) IEEE 1547 (interconnections)
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