Independent Generator Clause Samples
The Independent Generator clause establishes that the generator or service provider operates as an independent entity and not as an employee, agent, or partner of the contracting party. In practice, this means the generator is responsible for their own taxes, insurance, and compliance with applicable laws, and does not receive employment benefits or direct supervision from the other party. This clause is essential for clarifying the legal relationship between the parties, reducing the risk of misclassification, and ensuring that each party understands their respective rights and obligations.
Independent Generator. Any Entity that is not a Transmission and Distribution Entity (T&D Entity) or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and (i) owns or controls generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region; or (ii) is preparing to operate and control generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region, and has approval of the appropriate governmental authority, has any necessary real property rights, has given the connecting transmission provider written authorization to proceed with construction and has provided security to the connecting transmission provider.
Independent Generator. Any entity that is not a Transmission and Distribution Entity (T&D Entity) or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and that (i) owns or controls generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region; or (ii) is preparing to operate and control generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region, and has approval of the appropriate governmental authority, has any necessary real property rights, has given the connecting transmission provider written authorization to proceed with construction and has provided security to the connecting transmission provider. Independent Power Marketer. Any entity that is not a T&D Entity or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and is registered at the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) as a Power Marketer to serve in the ERCOT Region. Independent Retail Electric Provider (REP). Any entity that is certified by the PUCT to serve in the ERCOT Region as a Retail Electric Provider under PURA §39.352 and that is not an Affiliate of a T&D Entity.
Independent Generator. Any entity that is not a Transmission and Distribution Entity (T&D Entity) or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and that (i) owns or controls generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region; or (ii) is preparing to operate and control generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region, and has approval of the appropriate governmental authority, has any necessary real property rights, has given the connecting transmission provider written authorization to proceed with construction and has provided security to the connecting transmission provider. If Applicant is a Member in the Independent Generator segment for the current Membership Year, check this box to confirm that as of the date of this Application, Applicant and/or one or more Affiliates is registered as a Power Generation Company (PGC) with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) with respect to generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region. If Applicant is not a Member in the Independent Generator segment for the current Membership Year, please include with this Application a copy of PGC registration(s) with the PUCT for Applicant and/or its Affiliates for generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region.
Independent Generator. Any entity that is not a Transmission and Distribution Entity (T&D Entity) or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and that (i) owns or controls generation of at least 10 MW in the ERCOT Region; or (ii) Independent Power Marketer. Any entity that is not a T&D Entity or an Affiliate of a T&D Entity and is registered at the PUCT as a Power Marketer to serve in the ERCOT Region. Independent Retail Electric Provider (REP). Any entity that is certified by the PUCT to serve in the ERCOT Region as a Retail Electric Provider under PURA §39.352 and that is not an Affiliate of a T&D Entity.