Common use of General clause Clause in Contracts

General clause. The Customer acknowledges and agrees to certain operating constraints required by the Company so that its Facility does not adversely affect the Company’s electric power system or the quality of power delivered by it. General Off-unity power factor operation (for facilities of 500kW or greater): The Customer’s Facility must be capable of operating at power factors within +/-0.95, and the Customer must adjust the Facility’s control parameters to output at power factors within that range at the request of the Company in order to mitigate voltage deviations or other power quality phenomenon on the circuits that interconnect the Facility. Any such requests will be issued to the Customer in writing. The Company may consult with the Customer in order to determine a control methodology that will provide adequate mitigation that is consistent with the control capabilities of the Facility and are of least impact to the Customer; however, the requirements will ultimately be determined at the sole discretion of the Company. Should the Company determine that the Customer is operating its Facility contrary to this requirement; the Company will disconnect the Facility and will not allow re-connection until the Company is satisfied that the customer has implemented appropriate changes to its controls and/or settings to achieve the required performance. Inverters must have adjustable power factor. The Company has the right to go back and request off unity output from the DG interconnection. This facility will be tripped offline via an Eversource recloser when the normal electrical

General clause. The Customer acknowledges and agrees to certain operating constraints required by the Company so that its Facility does not adversely affect the Company’s electric power system or the quality of power delivered by it. General Off-unity power factor operation (for facilities of 500kW or greater): The Customer’s Facility must be capable of operating at power factors within +/-0.95, and the Customer must adjust the Facility’s control parameters to output at power factors within that range at the request of the Company in order to mitigate voltage deviations or other power quality phenomenon on the circuits that interconnect the Facility. Any such requests will be issued to the Customer in writing. The Company may consult with the Customer in order to determine a control methodology that will provide adequate mitigation that is consistent with the control capabilities of the Facility and are of least impact to the Customer; however, the requirements will ultimately be determined at the sole discretion of the Company. Should the Company determine that the Customer is operating its Facility contrary to this requirement; the Company will disconnect the Facility and will not allow re-connection until the Company is satisfied that the customer has implemented appropriate changes to its controls and/or settings to achieve the required performance. Inverters must have adjustable power factor. The Company has the right to go back and request off unity output from the DG interconnection. This facility will be tripped offline via an Eversource recloser when the normal electrical.