Final Monitoring Schematic Sample Clauses

Final Monitoring Schematic. (All Projects >= 30 kW and/or projects paired with on-site renewable generators)
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Final Monitoring Schematic. (for projects that are 30 kW or larger and/or projects paired with on-site renewable generators) The final monitoring schematic is an electrical single line diagram (SLD) that includes the energy storage system, the inverter, the PBI meter, the utility meter, the load panel and, when applicable, the on-site renewable generator with which the energy storage system is paired. Documentation must also be provided if there is a change in the make and model of the meters to be used (from what was submitted with the Preliminary Monitoring Plan at the Reservation Request). The Applicant must also provide the name of the Performance Data Provider (PDP) they are contracting with. A copy of the contract between the PDP and the Applicant may be requested at the Program Administrator’s discretion.
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Final Monitoring Schematic. (for projects that are 30 kW or larger) The final monitoring schematic includes an electrical single line diagram (SLD) that includes the generator, the PBI meter, the utility meter, and the load panel. CHP projects must also include a Process and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) that shows the configuration of the generator(s), heat recovery system, pumps, heat exchangers, and thermal load equipment as well as the fuel and thermal metering points. Documentation must also be provided if there is a change in the make and model of the meters to be used (from what was submitted with the Proposed Monitoring Plan at the Proof of Project Milestone). The applicant must also provide the name of the Performance Data Provider (PDP) they are contracting with. A copy of the contract between the PDP and the applicant may be requested at the Program Administrator’s discretion.
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