LARGE COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS Sample Clauses

LARGE COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS. 1. The District Rebate If a Customer installs Customer owned generating equipment in accordance with this policy, the Customer shall be entitled to a one-time financial incentive based on the number of xxxxx of power installed. The formula for a large commercial Customer rebate shall be the number of xxxxx installed, times the assumed generating system efficiency of 85%, times $0.50. As of June 20, 2019, the rebate shall not exceed $2,500 for large commercial Customers. The rebate may only be applied to one meter per property. The District’s rebate offer expires as of October 1, 2019. The rebate will not be included on net-metering agreements signed after September 30, 2019. Any Customer who has received an estimate from OPD5 to install net-metering or who has entered into a net-metering agreement with OPD5 prior to October 1, 2019, must have the Customer-owned generation complete and fully operational before June 20, 2020 to receive the OPD5 one-time rebate. If the Customer-owned generation system is not complete and fully operational before said date, the OPD5 rebate offer shall expire. 2. Base Charge A net metering customer shall be responsible for the monthly base charge. The monthly base charge cannot be zeroed out by using credits received from excess energy generation.
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