Massachusetts Opt-in Start Date Sample Clauses

Massachusetts Opt-in Start Date. With respect to Massachusetts SREC-II (“SREC- II”) or, as may be applicable, the MA Class I REC program, Massachusetts has firm quarterly application deadlines. Furthermore, eligibility for the SREC-II program is limited to forty (40) quarters. In order to receive credit for its first eligibility quarter, User must: (1) be interconnected within or prior to that quarter; and (2) submit its application to SRECTrade on or before SRECTrade’s application deadline for that quarter’s DOER Deadline to Submit Statement of Qualification (the “DOER Deadline”) for the applicable quarter. In accordance with these eligibility parameters, and in an effort to maximize User’s eligibility period, SRECTrade has established the following default protocol with respect to a new SREC-II application: (a) Facilities interconnected within the last ten (10) days of quarter (i.e., the last ten (10) days of either March, June, September, or December), will be defaulted into the subsequent quarter. For example, a Facility interconnected on March 25, 2017 will be defaulted to have an eligibility start date, or “Opt-in Start Date” of April 1 (Q2 2017); and (b) Facilities submitted on or after the applicable DOER Deadline for the applicable quarter will be defaulted into the subsequent quarter. For example, a Facility interconnected on December 3, 2016 that does not submit its application until February 16, 2017 will be defaulted into Q1 2017, as the applicable DOER Deadline for Q4 facilities is February 15 of the following year. In the event that a Facility is defaulted into a subsequent quarter for either of these reasons, the applicant will receive a notice on the final “Congratulations” screen of the online application.
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