Microgrids Sample Clauses

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Microgrids. The objectives of Pepco and the District with respect to these microgrids will include the following: (i) to encourage on-site generation, including generation developed by competitive suppliers, (ii) to promote electrical interconnection that enhances the reliability of the electric grid, (iii) to continue universal service and consumer protections for all District electric consumers, and (iv) to identify projects that are cost effective and that leverage private investment, as well as public funding. Pepco will, within eighteen (18) months after Merger close, file with the Commission a proposal for at least four (4) pilot public-purpose microgrid projects within the District to provide enhanced energy services during emergency events. The filing shall include a proposal for funding and recovery of Pepco’s costs in connection with the projects through Pepco District of Columbia regulated retail utility rates and a description of any federal or District contribution to the development of the microgrid projects. The filing shall also address alternatives for allocation of the costs of the microgrid projects to customers, including payment by all Pepco customers or payment by a smaller subset of customers who benefit from the project. Pepco shall coordinate with the District on the selection of the pilot locations, the development of the proposal and the implementation of the projects. The proposal for the microgrid projects will include, but is not limited to: planning, design and construction of physical facilities and control technologies, the development of on-site distributed generation sources, such as combined heat and power, solar photovoltaic and fuel cells, and operation and maintenance activities. The development and implementation of the microgrid pilot projects shall be competitively sourced. Pepco shall install the microgrids within five (5) years after receiving approval from the Commission of the microgrid projects and of Pepco’s cost recovery. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement precludes OPC or any party from reviewing and, if deemed necessary in OPC’s or each such party’s individual sole discretion, from challenging any such filing or proposed funding, recovery, or allocation of microgrid costs, or restricts in any way the arguments that can be made in any such challenge. No later than twelve (12) months after the Merger close, Pepco shall file with the Commission an interim progress report on the legal, financial and practical issues ass...

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