Interconnection Charges. Purchaser and Seller acknowledge that, as of the Effective Date, costs, fees and expenses in respect of developing and constructing improvements in respect of (i) connecting the Cogeneration Plant to the local electrical energy grid, and (ii) completing transmission and distribution system upgrades required to accommodate new capacity in respect of electrical energy production from the Cogeneration Plant (collectively, “Interconnection Costs”) have not been determined. Accordingly, the Parties acknowledge that such Interconnection Costs have not been incorporated into the Fixed Price Component.
Interconnection Charges. TW Company is solely responsible for the arrangement of and all costs associated with access and/or Local Loop charge (including cross connect charges) in order to utilize the Transit Service provided hereunder.
Interconnection Charges. Charges for interconnection and collocation shall be set forth in Exhibits A and B.
Interconnection Charges. Applicable Interconnection Charges are included in the transmission arrangements entered into with the Transmission Provider. Notwithstanding the above, Interconnection Charges must be in accordance with the provisions of FPSC Rule 25-17.087.
Interconnection Charges. A. Exhibit A to the Agreement (which specifies the Interconnection Charges, architecture and other Managed Modem Service requirements) is hereby deleted and replaced in its entirety with Exhibit A attached hereto. The Interconnection Charges specified in the Agreement shall cease to be applicable on April 15, 2002. The Interconnection Charges for any partial month billing through such date shall be prorated based on a 30-day month.
B. Section 2.1(c) of the Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety. Section 2.1(b) of the Agreement is hereby deleted with effect from April 15, 2002 and Section 4(A) of this Addendum shall be inserted as Section 2.1(b) of the Agreement.
Interconnection Charges. INTERCONNECTIVITY TO MTNL NETWORK.
Interconnection Charges. The DG Customer will be required to pay all incremental interconnection costs (“Interconnection Charges”) as determined by FortisAlberta, to allow the DG Customer to make use of the electric distribution system, including:
(a) Interconnection Facilities Costs, as determined by XxxxxxXxxxxxx;
(b) Prepaid operation & maintenance charges as set out in Section 12.6.2;
(c) Transmission Costs for any transmission related costs associated with the interconnection, as determined and assessed by the Independent System Operator or a Transmission Facility Owner and flowed through to FortisAlberta; and
(d) Application fees associated with performing engineering estimates, planning, operating or protection studies or any additional or routine studies, modeling and testing required by the Independent System Operator. If a DG Customer also has on-site Load or generator stand-by / supplemental requirements, the Terms and Conditions governing such services will apply. The DG Customer must pay the Interconnection Charges before any work on the interconnection proceeds. Payment made by a DG Customer for Interconnection Facilities Costs does not entitle the DG Customer to ownership of any such Facilities. The DG Customer may be required to pay further Interconnection Facilities Costs or Transmission Costs at a later date, for modifications or upgrades to the electric distribution system or transmission system that would not have otherwise been required if the generator were not interconnected to the electric distribution system, including the replacement or repair costs of assets at the end of their useful life. In the event that the DG Customer cancels a generator interconnection project, the DG Customer will pay all Cancellation Costs incurred by FortisAlberta. After a generating facility is interconnected, payment of Interconnection Facilities Costs is non-refundable. If an interconnection for a DG Customer is no longer required, the DG Customer is credited with the value of any Interconnection Facilities that may be salvaged, less the costs of undertaking the salvage.
Interconnection Charges. (a) The Generator shall pay the Wire Owner a monthly charge for the operation and maintenance of the Interconnection Facilities (the "Operation and Maintenance Charge"), regardless of whether or not the Generator's Facility is in operation. This monthly charge shall be calculated as approximately one twelfth of: the annual operation and maintenance charge approved from time to time by the Board multiplied by the Construction Contribution. As of the Effective Date of this Agreement, this monthly Operation and Maintenance Charge is calculated as one twelfth of one and one-half (1.5%) per cent of $61,355.00
(b) The Generator shall pay in each month that Force Majeure is in effect the monthly Operation and Maintenance Charge, if applicable, so long as the circuits of the Generator's Facility are interconnected to the circuits of the Wire Owner's Facilities. The Generator shall also pay in each month that disconnection is in effect under subsection 7(a) the monthly Operation and Maintenance Charge, if applicable.
(c) The Generator shall not be eligible for any refund of the Construction Contribution in the event that other generators or customer loads are interconnected to the Interconnection Facilities
Interconnection Charges. 5.1 Charges for interconnection shall be as set forth in any interconnection agreement between SWBT and the interconnector and any applicable tariffs.
Interconnection Charges. 9.1 Charges for interconnection shall be as set forth in this Agreement and any applicable NEVADA tariffs.
9.2 NEVADA shall provide an Expanded Interconnection Service Cross Connect ("EISCT") or applicable point-of-access cross connects for intraoffice cross connects (described in Appendix UNE) as requested by CLEC to meet CLEC's need for placement of CLEC Telecom Equipment, interconnection, or provision of telecommunications service. CLEC requests for cross connects at transmission rates not specified in Appendix UNE are subject to the bonafide request process described therein.
9.3 CLEC shall have the right, at the point of termination for the cross connect, to assign the tie pair facilities and the channels on CLEC Telecom Equipment located within the premises, under CLEC's control, that are used for telecommunications service in the Physical Collocation arrangement.
