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GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer-owned renewable generation shall be considered certified for interconnected operation if it has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with the applicable codes and standards of IEEE 1547, IEEE 1547.1, and UL 1741. The Customer shall provide a written report that the Customer- owned renewable generation complies with the foregoing standards. The manufacturer’s specification sheets will satisfy this requirement for a written report. 3.2 Customer-owned renewable generation shall include a utility-interactive inverter, or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 above, that performs the function of automatically isolating the Customer-owned generation equipment from the electric grid in the event the electric grid loses power. 3.3 The Customer shall be responsible for protecting its Customer-owned renewable generation equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL system in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that Customer-owned renewable generation equipment is inspected, maintained, and tested in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 The Customer agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 The Customer shall notify FPL at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing Customer’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL shall have the right to have personnel present on the in-service date. 3.6 Within ten (10) business days of receipt of the Customer’s application, FPL shall provide written notice that it has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how the application is deficient. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a completed application, FPL shall provide written notice verifying receipt of the completed application and in the event FPL elects to inspect the Tier 2 Customer-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generation. 3.7 The Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a completed application.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer-owned renewable 3.1. Distributor and Supplier have reviewed the proposed generation shall be considered certified and related equipment as described in the Application for interconnected operation if it compliance with the Distributed Generation Interconnection Procedures and approved the Qualifying System for interconnection based on one of the following conditions: 3.1.1. Qualifying System has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with certified as meeting the applicable codes and standards and has passed the Fast Track Screening Process, or 3.1.2. Distributor and Supplier, in agreement with Participant, have conducted additional engineering evaluations or detailed impact studies and any necessary System upgrades or changes identified by the additional studies have been implemented and Participant has paid for such changes where necessary; 3.2. Participant shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, zoning codes, building codes, safety rules, and environmental restrictions, including the latest version of the IEEE 1547 Series of Standards and the National Electrical Code applicable to the design, installation, operation and maintenance of its Qualifying System. 3.3. Participant shall provide Local Building Code Official inspection certification to the Distributor, if applicable. The certification shall reflect that the code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.4. After installation, the Participant shall return any required certifications to the Distributor. Prior to parallel operation, the Distributor and Supplier may inspect the Qualifying System for compliance with standards which may include a witness test. After successful completion of the inspection and witness test (if performed) and any deficiencies corrected, Participant may begin parallel operation only after Participant has received written authorization that has been executed by both Distributor and Supplier. 3.5. Participant shall conduct operations of its Qualifying System in compliance with all aspects of the Rules and in accordance with industry standard prudent engineering practice, and in addition to other required testing and compliance (see Section 3.6 of this Agreement) and must comply with the latest version of IEEE 1547519, IEEE 1547.1, Recommended Practice and UL 1741. The Customer shall provide a written report that the Customer- owned renewable generation complies with the foregoing standards. The manufacturer’s specification sheets will satisfy this requirement Requirements for a written reportHarmonic Control in Electric Power Systems. 3.2 Customer-owned renewable generation shall include a utility-interactive inverter, or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 above, that performs the function of automatically isolating the Customer-owned generation equipment from the electric grid in the event the electric grid loses power. 3.3 The Customer 3.6. Participant shall be responsible for protecting its Customer-owned renewable distributed generation equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the which may be incurred during normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL system electrical grid in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that Customer-owned renewable generation equipment the Qualifying System is inspected, maintained, maintained and tested on an ongoing basis in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 The Customer agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection . Distributor and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 The Customer shall notify FPL at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing Customer’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL shall Supplier will have the right to have personnel present on request and receive copies of the in-service datetest results. Participant shall provide Distributor and Supplier with a list of scheduled or required tests and the results of these tests whether or not Distributor or Supplier elect to witness the testing prior to or at the time of the Final Inspection of Qualifying System. 3.6 Within ten 3.7. Participant shall identify an individual (10by name and/or title) business days of receipt who will perform as “Operator in Charge” of the Customer’s application, FPL shall provide written notice that it has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how the application is deficientSystem. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a completed application, FPL shall provide written notice verifying receipt This individual must be familiar with this Agreement as well as provisions of the completed application Rules and in any other agreements or regulations that may apply and must be one of the event FPL elects to inspect the Tier 2 Customer-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth two persons authorized in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection 5.1 of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary this Agreement to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL provide access to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generationthe facility. 3.7 The Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a completed application.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer-owned renewable generation shall be considered certified 3.1. Distributor and Supplier have reviewed the proposed distributed energy resource and related equipment as described in the Application for interconnected operation if it compliance with the Distributed Energy Resources Interconnection Procedures and approved the Qualifying System for interconnection based on one of the following conditions: 3.1.1. Qualifying System has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with certified as meeting the applicable codes and standards and has passed the Fast Track Screening Process, or 3.1.2. Distributor and Supplier, in agreement with Participant, have conducted additional engineering evaluations or detailed impact studies and any necessary System upgrades or changes identified by the additional studies have been implemented and Participant has paid for such changes where necessary; 3.2. Participant shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, zoning codes, building codes, safety rules, and environmental restrictions, including the Distributor specified version of the IEEE 1547 Series of Standards and the National Electrical Code applicable to the design, installation, operation and maintenance of its Qualifying System. 3.3. Participant shall provide Local Building Code Official inspection certification to the Distributor, if applicable. The certification shall reflect that the code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.4. After installation, the Participant shall return any required certifications to the Distributor. Prior to parallel operation, the Distributor and Supplier may inspect the Qualifying System for compliance with standards which may include a witness test. After successful completion of the inspection and witness test (if performed) and any deficiencies corrected, Participant may begin parallel operation only after Participant has received written authorization that has been executed by both Distributor and Supplier. 3.5. Participant shall conduct operations of its Qualifying System in compliance with all aspects of the Rules and in accordance with industry standard prudent engineering practice, and in addition to other required testing and compliance (see Section 3.6 of this Agreement) and must comply with the latest version of IEEE 1547519, IEEE 1547.1, Recommended Practice and UL 1741. The Customer shall provide a written report that the Customer- owned renewable generation complies with the foregoing standards. The manufacturer’s specification sheets will satisfy this requirement Requirements for a written reportHarmonic Control in Electric Power Systems. 3.2 Customer-owned renewable generation shall include a utility-interactive inverter, or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 above, that performs the function of automatically isolating the Customer-owned generation equipment from the electric grid in the event the electric grid loses power. 3.3 The Customer 3.6. Participant shall be responsible for protecting its Customer-owned renewable generation distributed energy resource equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the which may be incurred during normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL system electrical grid in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that Customer-owned renewable generation equipment the Qualifying System is inspected, maintained, maintained and tested on an ongoing basis in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 The Customer agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection . Distributor and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 The Customer shall notify FPL at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing Customer’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL shall Supplier will have the right to have personnel present on request and receive copies of the in-service datetest results. Participant shall provide Distributor and Supplier with a list of scheduled or required tests and the results of these tests whether or not Distributor or Supplier elect to witness the testing prior to or at the time of the Final Inspection of Qualifying System. 3.6 Within ten 3.7. Participant shall identify an individual (10by name and/or title) business days of receipt who will perform as “Operator in Charge” of the Customer’s application, FPL shall provide written notice that it has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how the application is deficientSystem. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a completed application, FPL shall provide written notice verifying receipt This individual must be familiar with this Agreement as well as provisions of the completed application Rules and in any other agreements or regulations that may apply and must be one of the event FPL elects to inspect the Tier 2 Customer-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth two persons authorized in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection 5.2 of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary this Agreement to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL provide access to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generationthe facility. 3.7 The Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a completed application.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer-owned renewable 3.1. Distributor has reviewed the proposed generation shall be considered certified and related equipment as described in the Application for interconnected operation if it compliance with Distributor’s Interconnection Procedures and approved the Qualifying System for interconnection based on one of the following conditions: 3.1.1. Qualifying System has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with certified as meeting the applicable codes and standards and has passed any applicable screening process in the Distributor’s Interconnection Procedures for Renewable Distributed Generation, or 3.1.2. Distributor in agreement with Participant has conducted additional engineering evaluations or detailed impact studies and any necessary System upgrades or changes identified by these additional studies have been implemented and Participant has paid for such changes where necessary; 3.2. Participant shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, zoning codes, building codes, safety rules and environmental restrictions, including the latest version of IEEE 1547the National Electrical Code, IEEE 1547.1National Electrical Safety Code, and UL 1741codes issued by Underwriters Laboratories, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and the American National Standards Institute that are applicable to the design, installation, operation and maintenance of its Qualifying System. 3.3. Solar and wind installations must be completed by installers who have completed and passed the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) Associate Level examination. The Customer installer’s NABCEP certification number or a copy of their training achievement award must be summited with the interconnection application. These requirements apply to upgrades and system changes as well as initial installations. 3.4. The Participant shall provide a written report Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation forms to the Distributor. The certification shall reflect that the Customer- owned renewable generation complies code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5. After installation, the Participant shall return the Certificate of Completion to the Distributor. Prior to parallel operation, the Distributor shall inspect the Qualifying System for compliance with the foregoing standardsstandards which may include a witness test. Distributor must provide written authorization before Participant can begin parallel operation. 3.6. The manufacturerParticipant will provide the generation meter base and all associated connections. BGMU will provide, at Participant’s specification sheets expense, the appropriate generation meters and any necessary metering transformers that are necessary to measure the electrical output of the Qualifying System. Any metering expense including on-going generation meter repairs and replacements will satisfy this requirement for a written reportbe paid by the Participant. 3.2 Customer-owned renewable generation 3.7. Participant shall include a utility-interactive inverterconduct operations of its Qualifying System in compliance with all aspects of the Distributor Service Regulations, or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 aboveThe Distributor Interconnection Procedures, that performs the function of automatically isolating the Customer-owned generation equipment from the electric grid and in the event the electric grid loses power.accordance 3.3 3.8. The Customer Participant shall be responsible for protecting its Customer-owned renewable generation equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL system System in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that Customer-owned renewable generation equipment the Qualifying System is inspected, maintained, and tested on an ongoing basis in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 The Customer agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 The Customer shall notify FPL at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing Customer’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL shall Distributor will have the right to have personnel present request and receive copies of the test results. 3.9. A five (5) minute minimum delay time is required before the renewable generation equipment may reconnect to the Distributor’s grid after disconnecting as result of an outage of the Distributor’s system or other IEEE 1547 reasons. The Distributor may also periodically test the anti-islanding and system outage separation capability and times. 3.10. Qualifying System is limited to the use of IEEE 1547 compliant three phase inverters when connected to three phase services. Use of single phase inverters on three phase systems is prohibited. Controls must energize all three phases of generation when generating, and open all three phases of generation when disconnecting from the system whether under normal operations or in response to abnormal events. 3.11. Should increased penetration of distributed generation, as experienced by the utility system or utility system circuit, over time result in reduced utility system reliability, malfunction of utility system controls and/or mis-operation of protective mechanisms, Distributor reserves the right to require the Qualifying System to halt operation. In such cases, Distributor may require actions on the in-service date. 3.6 Within ten (10) business days of receipt part of the Customer’s application, FPL shall provide written notice that it has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how Participant to perform necessary changes to the application is deficient. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a completed application, FPL shall provide written notice verifying receipt of the completed application and in the event FPL elects Qualifying System prior to inspect the Tier 2 Customer-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary allowing generation to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generationresume. 3.7 The Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a completed application.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer3.1. Member-owned renewable generation shall be considered certified for interconnected operation if it has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with the applicable codes and standards of IEEE 1547, IEEE 1547.1, IEE 1547.1 and UL 1741. The Customer Member shall provide a written report that the Customer- Member- owned renewable generation complies with the foregoing standards. The manufacturer’s specification sheets will satisfy this requirement for a written report. 3.2 Customer3.2. Member-owned renewable generation shall include a utility-utility- interactive inverter, inverter or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 above, that performs the function of automatically isolating the CustomerMember-owned generation equipment from the electric grid in the event the electric grid loses power. 3.3 3.3. The Customer Member shall be responsible for protecting its CustomerMember-owned renewable generation equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL FKEC system in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that CustomerMember-owned renewable generation equipment is inspected, maintained, maintained and tested in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 3.4. The Customer Member agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 3.5. The Customer Member shall notify FPL FKEC at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing CustomerMember’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL FKEC shall have the right to have personnel present on the in-service date. 3.6 3.6. Within ten 10 (10ten) business days of receipt of the CustomerMember’s application, FPL FKEC shall provide written notice that it is has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how the application is deficient. Within ten 10 (10ten) business days of receipt of a the completed application, FPL FKEC shall provide written notice verifying receipt of the completed application and in the event FPL FKEC elects to inspect the Tier 2 CustomerMember-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generation.to 3.7 The 3.7. Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL FKEC within thirty (30thirty 3.8. FKEC and Member shall follow the provisions of Rule 25-6.065(8) calendar days of receipt of a completed applicationregarding net metering.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Customer-owned renewable 5.1. Distributor has reviewed the proposed generation shall be considered certified and related equipment as described in the Distributor’s Interconnection Procedures and Requirements and approved the Qualifying System for interconnected operation if it interconnection based on one of the following conditions: 5.1.1. Qualifying System has been submitted by a manufacturer to a nationally recognized testing and certification laboratory, and has been tested and listed by the laboratory for continuous interactive operation with an electric distribution system in compliance with certified as meeting the applicable codes and standards and has passed the Fast Track Screening Process, or 5.1.2. Distributor, in agreement with DG Owner, has conducted additional engineering evaluations or detailed impact studies and any necessary System upgrades or changes identified by the additional studies have been implemented and DG Owner has paid for such changes where necessary; 5.2. Distributor will use reasonable effort to notify DG Owner if there is evidence that the Facilities’ or Interconnection Facilities’ operations causes disruption or deterioration of service to other members served from the System or if the Facilities’ operation causes damage to the System. DG Owner will notify the Distributor of any emergency or hazardous condition or occurrence with the DG Owner’s Facilities which could affect safe operation of the System. The Distributor shall have the right to disconnect DG Owner’s facilities as described in Section 10 even if notice is not given. 5.3. DG Owner will, at his own cost and expense, design, install, operate, maintain, repair and inspect and shall be fully responsible for his Facilities, Interconnection Facilities and any other equipment designated by the Distributor unless otherwise specified in the Interconnection Application’s list of equipment. 5.4. DG Owner shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, zoning codes, building codes, safety rules, and environmental restrictions, including the latest version of the National Electrical Code applicable to the design, installation, operation and maintenance of its Qualifying System. 5.5. DG Owner shall provide Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation forms to the Distributor. The certification shall reflect that the code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 5.6. After installation, the DG Owner shall return the Certificate of Completion to the Distributor. Prior to parallel operation, the Distributor will inspect the Qualifying System for compliance with standards which may include a witness test (“Final Inspection”). Distributor must provide written authorization before DG Owner can begin parallel operation. 5.7. DG Owner shall conduct operations of its Qualifying System in compliance with all aspects of the Rules and in accordance with industry standard prudent engineering practice, and in addition to other required testing and compliance (see Section 12 of this Agreement) and must comply with the latest version of IEEE 1547, IEEE 1547.1, and UL 1741. The Customer shall provide a written report that the Customer- owned renewable generation complies with the foregoing standards. The manufacturer’s specification sheets will satisfy this requirement for a written report519. 3.2 Customer-owned renewable generation shall include a utility-interactive inverter, or other device certified pursuant to Section 3.1 above, that performs the function of automatically isolating the Customer-owned generation equipment from the electric grid in the event the electric grid loses power. 3.3 The Customer 5.8. DG Owner shall be responsible for protecting its Customer-owned renewable generation equipment, inverters, protective devices, and other system components from damage from the which may be incurred during normal and abnormal conditions and operations that occur on the FPL system System in delivering and restoring power; and shall be responsible for ensuring that Customer-owned renewable generation equipment the Qualifying System is inspected, maintained, maintained and tested on an ongoing basis in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that it is operating correctly and safely. 3.4 The Customer agrees to provide Local Building Code Official inspection and certification of installation. The certification shall reflect that the local code official has inspected and certified that the installation was permitted, has been approved, and has met all electrical and mechanical qualifications. 3.5 The Customer shall notify FPL at least ten (10) calendar days prior to initially placing Customer’s equipment and protective apparatus in service and FPL shall Distributor will have the right to have personnel present on request and receive copies of the in-service datetest results. DG Owner shall provide Distributor with a list of scheduled or required tests and the results of these tests whether or not EMEPA elects to witness the testing prior to or at the time of the Final Inspection of Qualifying System. 3.6 Within ten 5.9. DG Owner shall identify an individual (10by name and/or title) business days of receipt who will perform as “Operator in Charge” of the Customer’s application, FPL shall provide written notice that it has received all documents required for interconnection or indicate how the application is deficientSystem. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a completed application, FPL shall provide written notice verifying receipt This individual must be familiar with this Agreement as well as provisions of the completed application Rules and in any other agreements or regulations that may apply and must be one of the event FPL elects to inspect the Tier 2 Customer-owned renewable generation, written notice shall also include dates for any physical inspection (as set forth two persons authorized in Section 4.3, hereto) and inspection 9.1 of documents (as set forth in Section 4.4, hereto) necessary this Agreement to ensure compliance with this Interconnection Agreement and necessary for FPL provide access to confirm compliance with Florida Public Service Commission Rule 25-6.065 F.A.C. - Interconnection and Net Metering of Customer-owned renewable generationthe facility. 3.7 The Interconnection Agreement shall be executed by FPL within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of a completed application.