Common use of Modifications to the Generating Facility Clause in Contracts

Modifications to the Generating Facility. The Interconnection Customer shall notify the Utility in writing of any proposed modifications to the Generating Facility that could affect the Utility’s System, providing twenty (20) Business Days notice or as many days notice as is reasonably possible. The notice shall provide all information needed by the Utility as part of the review described in this paragraph. Modifications that could affect the Utility’s System include any change affecting the Generating Facility’s Rated Capacity and any modification of Interconnection Facilities, which include without limitation: protective systems, generation control systems, transfer switches/breakers, voltage transformers and current transformers. When reasonably possible the Interconnection Customer agrees not to make any material modifications to the Generating Facility until the Utility has approved the modifications, in writing, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. The Utility shall not take longer than ten (10) Business Days to review and respond to the proposed modifications after the receipt of the information required to review the modifications, and if the Utility fails to respond within ten (10) Business Days, the modification(s) shall be considered to be approved by the Utility. When it is not reasonably possible for the Interconnection Customer to provide prior written notice of modifications, the Interconnection Customer shall provide written notice to the Utility as soon as reasonably possible after the modifications have been made.

Modifications to the Generating Facility. The Interconnection Customer shall notify the Utility in writing of any proposed modifications to the Generating Facility that could affect the Utility’s 's System, providing twenty (20) Business Days notice or as many days notice as is reasonably possible. The notice shall provide all information needed by the Utility as part of the review described in this paragraph. Modifications that could affect the Utility’s 's System include any change affecting the Generating Facility’s 's Rated Capacity and any modification of Interconnection Facilities, which include without limitation: protective systems, generation control systems, transfer switches/breakers, voltage transformers and current transformers. When reasonably possible the Interconnection Customer agrees not to make any material modifications to the Generating Facility until the Utility has approved the modifications, in writing, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. The Utility shall not take longer than ten (10) Business Days to review and respond to the proposed modifications after the receipt of the information required to review the modifications, and if the Utility fails to respond within ten (10) Business Days, the modification(s) shall be considered to be approved by the Utility. When it is not reasonably possible for the Interconnection Customer to provide prior written notice of modifications, the Interconnection Customer shall provide written notice to the Utility as soon as reasonably possible after the modifications have been made.