EMBEDDED GENERATION. J.1.1 The Transmitter shall, for all purposes, treat a generation facility as embedded generation in relation to the Customer as required by section 11.1.1 or 11.1.2 of the Code.
EMBEDDED GENERATION. The Supplier agrees that, in relation to purchase by it of generation from a Customer: such generation shall be subject to agreement between the Supplier and the relevant Customer on the terms of such sale and purchase; it shall offer reasonable terms for such purchase where requested to do so by the Authority or a Customer; the invoicing options offered under any such arrangements shall allow for the payments for excess generation to be included as a credit on the Customer’s invoice under any Customer Contract; all equivalent generation non-energy components will be passed through at the relevant cost or benefit; and the Supplier will provide the following options: an export arrangement using the Supplier's standard business processes; and pricing the power using a Day Ahead Index agreed between the Parties (each acting reasonably), and that, under each pricing option, the equivalent generation value on a site by site basis can be included as a line item on the relevant supply invoice. In order to effect the agreement of the Parties set out in Paragraph 11.6 in relation to Embedded Generation, the Parties will comply with the provisions of, and prices for Contract Blocks will be fixed in accordance with, Annex 3. [ Note: Schedule 3, and Annexes, will be amended should this be required to ensure that the Supplier’s Award Questionnaire Response on the relevant issues is reflected in contractual form. The Supplier’s response to those questions dealing with innovation may be particularly relevant. ] ANNEX 1 - PURCHASING ELECTRICITY UNDER AN INDIRECT PPA This Annex 1 sets out the mechanism by which the Authority and the Supplier can agree to fix the price of a Contract Block through a Linked Transaction pursuant to an Indirect PPA and fix the price of equivalent volumes in the Purchase Shape. The Supplier may inform the Authority that: it is a party to or intends to become a party to an agreement which it wishes to be treated as an Indirect PPA; and that it wishes to enter into a Linked Transaction with the Authority in respect of a specified Linked Block of a specified Export Type; and the Authority may, at its sole discretion, consent to this. The Authority may request the Supplier to offer: an Indirect PPA; and a Linked Transaction in respect of a specified Linked Block of a Specified Export Type. The following principles will be reflected in the terms and conditions of any Linked Transaction for non-intermittent generation: a half hourly generation forecas...
EMBEDDED GENERATION. Embedded Generation by Customers/the Authority Where a Customer generates electricity on its own Site(s), such Site(s) is/are connected to the Distribution Network and that Customer wishes to export electricity which it does not consume to the National Distribution Network, the Supplier shall buy that exported electricity where requested to do so by the Customer. Where the Authority intends to enter into arrangements with a third party to generate electricity on a Site and to purchase that electricity, the Authority may elect to treat those purchase arrangements as a New Direct PPA in accordance with Annex 1. Information in relation to Embedded Generation Where a Customer requests that the Supplier enters into an onsite purchase agreement (“OPA”) with it, the Supplier may request the Customer to provide the information set out in Paragraph 2.2. The information referred to in Paragraph 2.1 is: the location and description of the generation facility, including its fuel or technology type, its actual or anticipated Net Capacity, the Delivery Point and whether it is a baseload (having an expected or actual load factor of 0.8 or greater) or intermittent facility; the anticipated or actual dates on which the facility will commence, or has commenced, commissioning and full operation; the anticipated date from which the Supplier is required to purchase electricity under the OPA; whether there is a fixed proportion of the Electrical Output of the facility that the Customer wishes to sell to the Supplier; whether there will be an Ofgem accredited generation meter to measure the export of electricity produced; whether ROCs are to be sold to the Supplier or will be sold separately or whether the FIT will apply or whether the Customer intends to enter into a Contract for Differences; and any other information reasonably requested by the Supplier.
