Interconnection issues Sample Clauses

Interconnection issues. (a) If <Service Provider> considers that an Interconnection Event has occurred or is likely to occur, then:
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Interconnection issues. Numerous challenges threaten timely and cost-effective interconnections, resulting in bottlenecks. ⚫ Requests to interconnect unviable projects ⚫ Speculative applications filed at multiple queue locations ⚫ Highly variable, location-dependent, system upgrade costs ⚫ Projects changing size and parameters or Point of Interconnection, necessitating re-studies ⚫ Quantity of new interconnection requests complicates deriving System Impact Study results image source: xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx/blog/start-ups/2013/03/how-to-identify-your-products-bottleneck/ 6/6/2013 PJM Interconnection Reforms Approved by FERC and Implemented May of 2012: • Six month queue cycle to replace three-month cycle; resulting in fewer restudies and greater accuracy in modeling • Modification of project size may require project to “slide back” in queue, depending on impact on later queued project timing and cost allocation • Alternate queue for projects 20 MW or less that do not require PJM to upgrade its transmission system FERC Interconnection Reforms January 17, 2013 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR), to revise FERC’s Small Generator Interconnection Procedures. Proposes four significant modifications:
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Interconnection issues. (a) If <Service Provider> considers that an Interconnection Event has occurred in relation or is likely to a Physical Gate Pointo ccur, then:
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