Common use of Islanding Protection Clause in Contracts

Islanding Protection. The System must cease to energize the utility line when the inverter is subjected to islanding conditions. The Customer’s System must immediately, completely and automatically disconnect from the Utilities electric system in the event of a fault on the Customer’s System, a fault on Springs Utilities’ electric system or loss of source on the Utilities electric system. Utilities, at its own discretion and expense, may conduct periodic testing of anti-islanding.

Islanding Protection. The System must cease to energize the utility line when the inverter is subjected to islanding conditions. The Customer’s System must immediately, completely and automatically disconnect from the Utilities BLW’s electric system in the event of a fault on the CustomerOwner’s System, a fault on Springs Utilities’ electric system System or loss of source on the Utilities BLW’s electric system. UtilitiesBLW, at its own discretion and expense, may conduct periodic testing of antianti- islanding. Anti-islandingislanding is a means by which the Owner’s System will cease to generate when it is still connected to the isolated (due to fault clearing or other switching) section of the BLW electric system.

Islanding Protection. The System must cease to energize the utility line when the inverter is subjected to islanding conditions. The Customer’s System must immediately, completely and automatically disconnect from the Utilities electric system in the event of a fault on the Customer’s System, a fault on Springs Utilities’ electric system system, or loss of source on the Utilities electric system. Utilities, at its own discretion and expense, may conduct periodic testing of anti-anti- islanding.

Islanding Protection. The System must cease to energize the utility line when the inverter is subjected to islanding conditions. The Customer’s System must immediately, completely and automatically disconnect from the Utilities Springs Utilities’ electric system in the event of a fault on the Customer’s System, a fault on Springs Utilities’ electric system or loss of source on the Utilities Springs Utilities’ electric system. Springs Utilities, at its own discretion and expense, may conduct periodic testing of anti-islanding.