Interconnection Requirements. At all times during the Term, commencing with the COD, Seller and the Facility shall comply with the Interconnection Procedures for the Facility and Seller’s failure to do so shall be an Event of Default. If any conflict arises between any portion of this PPA and the requirements of the Interconnection Procedures, the Interconnection Procedures shall take precedence. Disconnection of the Facility from LIPA's Electrical System for any contractual, operational or safety reason shall not obligate Buyer to replace any revenues thus lost by Seller.
Interconnection Requirements. 9.1 Customer shall deliver the as-available energy to City at the City’s bi-directional net billing meter.
9.2 Customer shall pay for designing, installing, operating, and maintaining the Project in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations.
9.3 Project shall be designed such that failure of commercial power will cause the Project to automatically disconnect from the City’s System. Project shall include a manual lockable disconnect switch, which provides for visible disconnect of the Project. The disconnect switch shall be accessible to City employees at all times. The disconnect switch shall have provisions to be physically locked in the “off” position.
9.4 Project shall provide appropriate self-protection from electrical and mechanical faults, which may occur on the Customer’s Facility, Project, or on the City’s System.
9.5 Customer shall provide the City with a one-line diagram of the protection relays and the planned relay settings for the Project.
9.6 Prior to initial start-up of the Project, Customer shall test the relays and demonstrate to the satisfaction of the City that the relays are functional and set correctly.
9.7 Customer shall provide signs at the bi-directional net billing meter and disconnect switch. The sign at the (bi- directional net) revenue billing meter shall clearly indicate that a customer generation system is parallel at the meter point. The disconnect switch shall be clearly labeled as such. The labels must be weatherproof and durable.
9.8 Customer shall not commence parallel operation of the Project until City has given written approval of the interconnection facilities. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. City shall have the right to have representatives present at the initial testing of Customer’s protective devices.
Interconnection Requirements. 1. All facilities shall meet certain requirements to be eligible for interconnection pursuant to the terms and conditions of this section. Permission to interconnect with the Utility electric system is contingent upon the following conditions:
a. The Customer shall comply with all applicable acceptable standards for interconnection, safety, and operating reliability in order to be eligible for interconnection to the Utility's electric system. Acceptable standards include the most current versions of the following standards, as revised or replaced from time to time:
Interconnection Requirements. The Community Solar Garden Operator must sign an Interconnection Agreement under Section 10 of the Company’s rate book, and comply with all of the terms and conditions of that Interconnection Agreement except as otherwise specified in this Contract. The following additional interconnection terms also apply.
A. Term of Interconnection Agreement. While the Company’s tariff pertaining to its Interconnection Agreement generally provides that the term of the Interconnection Agreement may be up to twenty (20) years, where the tariffed Interconnection Agreement is used in conjunction with this tariffed Contract, the term of the Interconnection Agreement may end twenty five (25) years after the Date of Commercial Operation.
B. To the extent to which the ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS set forth in Section 9, Sheets 68 through 68.16 differ from the Section 10 tariff, these ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS shall control. Through the present Amendment Regarding Insurance on a Co-Located Community Solar Garden Site, the following provision is added to Paragraph 5 referenced above:
C. When the Community Solar Garden is Co-Located with one or more other Community Solar Gardens at the same Community Solar Garden Site, then all Co-Located Community Solar Gardens at the same Co-Located Community Solar Garden Site to which this Paragraph C applies may collectively share the same insurance requirements as set forth in Section 10, Sheets 122-123 in the applicable Interconnection Agreements based on the aggregate total of the Gross Nameplate Ratings of the Generation Systems, provided that this provision allowing sharing of the insurance requirements only applies during the time period that the Community Solar Garden Operator (also known as the Interconnection Customer under the Interconnection Agreement) is either:
1. the same legal entity for all of the Co-Located Community Solar Garden Sites, or
2. a corporate affiliate of all of the other Community Solar Garden Operators (Interconnection Customers) for all of the Co-Located Community Solar Garden Sites. Each such Community Solar Garden Operator and each such Interconnection Customer are jointly and severally liable for obtaining such insurance. Any failure to have or maintain such insurance to the full extent required shall be considered to be non-compliance with each Interconnection Agreement.
Interconnection Requirements. The Community Solar Garden Operator must sign the applicable Interconnection Agreement under Section 10 of the Company’s rate book, and comply with all of the terms and conditions of that Interconnection Agreement except as otherwise specified in this Contract. The following additional interconnection terms also apply.
A. Where the tariffed Interconnection Agreement is used in conjunction with this tariffed Contract, the term of the Interconnection Agreement shall end twenty five (25) years after the Date of Commercial Operation.
B. To the extent to which the ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS set forth in Section 9, Sheets 68 through 68.16 differ from the Section 10 tariff, these ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS shall control for applications that are not subject to the MN DIP. The ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS set forth in tariff Section 9, Sheet Nos. 68.17 through 68.21, fully apply if the application that is the subject of this Agreement is subject to the MN DIP.
Interconnection Requirements. To use the Bandwidth Fibre Access Service the Service Provider must have the capability to access and interconnect with Bandwidth Fibre Access Service, either by:
Interconnection Requirements. To use the Fibre Patching Service the Service Provider must have the capability to access and interconnect with it, either by:
4.4.1 taking a Direct Fibre Access Service; or
4.4.2 by taking an Inter-CO Fibre Service from the relevant LFC Central Office MOFDF.
Interconnection Requirements. 3.1 The Customer-Generator and the District shall be subject to the terms, conditions and requirements of the District’s Net Metering Policy. The District’s Net Metering Policy is made a part of this Agreement and is contained in “Attachment C” of this Agreement.
3.2 The Customer-Generator shall deliver the available energy to the District’s meter.
3.3 The Customer-Generator shall install metering facilities in accordance with the District’s requirements.
3.4 The Customer-Generator shall install a manual disconnect switch within three feet of the District meter that isolates the Facilities from the District distribution system. The disconnect switch is to be installed between the meter and the Facilities.
3.5 The Customer-Generator shall not interconnect its Facilities with the District distribution system until the following conditions have been satisfied:
3.5.1 Provide to the District a copy of the Customer-Generator’s final inspection clearance from the governmental authority (hereafter referring to the City of Mesquite or Xxxxx County) having jurisdiction over the Facilities.
3.5.2 If the Facilities have changed from the installation described in the Customer-Generator’s application or this Agreement, the Customer-Generator shall submit (within 30days) an Application Change Form, (Attachment D) which is supplied by the District.
3.5.3 The District provides a fully executed copy of this Agreement to the Customer-Generator.
3.5.4 The District inspects the disconnect switch to ensure that the Facilities can be isolated from the District distribution system.
3.5.5 The District performs the voltage testing to ensure compatibility with the existing District distribution system.
3.5.6 The District installs the meter required for net-metering.
3.5.7 The customer who accepts the rebate offered by the District is responsible for providing a NEMA 3, 4 Jaw meter base on the exterior of their home, within 5 feet of the manual disconnect, and not more than 6 feet off the ground. This will meter the PV generation.
3.6 For a Net Metering System greater than 100 kilowatts, Customer-Generator agrees to notify the District five (5) working days prior to the initial testing. The District shall have the right to have a representative present at the initial testing of Customer-Generator’s protective apparatus.
3.7 The District reserves the right to refuse or terminate interconnection of the Customer-Generator’s Facilities if the Customer-Generator fails to meet any of the I...
Interconnection Requirements. 1. All facilities shall meet certain requirements to be eligible for interconnection pursuant to the terms and conditions of this section. Permission to interconnect with the City of Estherville electric system is contingent upon the following conditions:
a. The Customer shall comply with all applicable acceptable standards for interconnection, safety, and operating reliability in order to be eligible for interconnection to the City of Estherville's electric system. Acceptable standards include the most current versions of the following standards, as revised or replaced from time to time:
Interconnection Requirements. The Access Seeker can access and interconnect to the iDFAS by co-locating Access Seeker equipment (as defined in the Input Central Office and POI Co-location Service Description or Central Office and POI Co-location Service Description) at the LFC’s relevant Central Office using a Footprint and associated tie cable provided under either the:
