Interconnection Facilities Studies Processing Time Sample Clauses

Interconnection Facilities Studies Processing Time. (A) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that are completed within Transmission Provider’s Control Area during the reporting quarter; (B) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that are completed within Transmission Provider’s Control Area during the reporting quarter that were completed (1) under the Serial Interconnection Study Process, more than (a) ninety (90) Calendar Days after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement if Interconnection Customer requested a +/- 20% cost estimate in such study or (b) one hundred eighty (180) Calendar Days after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement if Interconnection Customer requested a +/- 10% cost estimate in such study, or (2) under the Definitive Interconnection Study Process, more than one hundred fifty (150) Calendar Days after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement; (C) At the end of the reporting quarter, the number of active valid Interconnection Service requests with ongoing incomplete Interconnection Facilities Studies where such Interconnection Requests had executed Interconnection Facilities Studies Agreement received by Transmission Provider (1) under the Serial Interconnection Study Process, more than (a) ninety (90) Calendar Days after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement if Interconnection Customer requested a +/- 20% cost estimate in such study or (b) one hundred eighty (180) Calendar Days before the reporting quarter end if Interconnection Customer requested a +/- 10% cost estimate in such study, or (2) under the Definitive Interconnection Study Process, more than one hundred fifty (150) Calendar Days after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement; (D) Mean time (in Calendar Days), for Interconnection Facilities Studies completed within Transmission Provider’s Control Area during the reporting quarter, calculated from the date when Transmission Provider received the executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement to the date when Transmission Provider provided the completed Interconnection Facilities Study to the Interconn...
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Interconnection Facilities Studies Processing Time. (A) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that are completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter and tendered to the Interconnection Customer in draft form, (B) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that are completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter that were completed and tendered to the Interconnection Customer in draft form more than ninety (90) or one hundred eighty (180) Calendar Days, as appropriate for that study, after receipt by Transmission Provider of the Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement, (C) At the end of the reporting quarter, the number of active valid Interconnection Service requests with ongoing incomplete Interconnection Facilities Studies where such Interconnection Requests had executed Interconnection Facilities Studies Agreement received by Transmission Provider more than ninety (90) or one hundred eighty (180) Calendar Days, as appropriate for that study, before the reporting quarter end, (D) Mean time (in days), for Interconnection Facilities Studies completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter, calculated from the date when Transmission Provider received the executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement to the date when Transmission Provider provided the completed draft Interconnection Facilities Study to the Interconnection Customer, (E) Percentage of delayed Interconnection Facilities Studies this reporting quarter, calculated as the sum of 3.5.2.3(B) plus 3.5.2.3(C) divided by the sum of 3.5.2.3(A) plus 3.5.2.3(C)).
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Interconnection Facilities Studies Processing Time. (A) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that were completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter, (B) Number of Interconnection Requests that had Interconnection Facilities Studies that were completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter that were completed later than the completion schedule in Interconnection Customer’s executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement, (C) At the end of the reporting quarter, the number of active valid Interconnection Service requests with ongoing incomplete Interconnection Facilities Studies where such Interconnection Requests had executed Interconnection Facilities Studies Agreement received by Transmission Provider before the reporting quarter end, (D) Mean time (in days), for Interconnection Facilities Studies completed within Transmission Provider’s coordinated region during the reporting quarter, calculated from the date when Transmission Provider received the executed Interconnection Facilities Study Agreement to the date when Transmission Provider provided the completed Interconnection Facilities Study to Interconnection Customer,
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