Load Connection Study Sample Clauses

Load Connection Study. Unless otherwise mutually agreed, AEP shall respond within ten (10) Business Days of receipt of such a request and, if necessary, provide a Load Connection Study (“LCS”) Agreement and a list of any additional information that AEP would require from the Customer to proceed with such study. Unless otherwise agreed, the LCS Agreement shall commit the Customer to pay AEP the actual cost to complete the study and make an advance deposit equal to the estimated study cost or $25,000, which ever is less. The Customer shall execute and deliver the LCS Agreement and required deposit to AEP within thirty (30) Calendar Days following its receipt. Upon receipt of the executed study agreement, study data as requested above, and the required deposit, AEP shall carry out the LCS. In the LCS, AEP shall assess the feasibility of modifying an existing Delivery Point or establishing the new Delivery Point using power flow and short circuit analyses and any other analyses that may be appropriate. It shall also determine the details and estimated cost of facilities necessary for establishing the requested Delivery Point and any system additions/upgrades needed to address any problems identified in the LCS. If the Customer fails to return an executed LCS Agreement and required deposit within thirty (30) Calendar Days of receipt or at a later date as the Parties may mutually agree, AEP Operating Companies of the Original Sheet No. 23 American Electric Power System FERC Electric Tariff, Third Revised Volume No. 6 shall deem the study request to be withdrawn. The Customer may withdraw its study request at any time by written notice of such withdrawal to AEP.
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Load Connection Study. Unless otherwise mutually agreed, AEP shall respond within ten (10) Business Days of receipt of such a request and, if necessary, provide a Load Connection Study (“LCS”) Agreement and a list of any additional information that AEP would require from the Customer to proceed with such study. Unless otherwise agreed, the LCS Agreement shall commit the Customer to pay AEP the actual cost to complete the study and make an advance deposit equal to the estimated study cost or $25,000, which ever is less. The Customer shall execute and deliver the LCS Agreement and required deposit to AEP within thirty (30) Calendar Days following its receipt. Upon receipt of the executed study agreement, study data as requested above, and the required deposit, AEP shall carry out the LCS. In the LCS, AEP shall assess the feasibility of modifying an existing Delivery Point or establishing the new Delivery Point using power flow and short circuit analyses and any other analyses that may be appropriate. It shall also determine the details and estimated cost of facilities necessary for establishing the requested Delivery Point and any system additions/upgrades needed to address any problems identified in the LCS. If the Customer fails to return an executed LCS Agreement and required deposit within thirty
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