New Interconnections Sample Clauses
New Interconnections. The Parties understand that each of their transmission systems is interconnected with the electric transmission systems of other electric utility companies and each has contracted for other such interconnections and may hereafter during the term of this Agreement desire to make additional interconnections with such companies or with other electric utility companies. Each such additional interconnection with another electric utility system shall be discussed between the Parties and if, in the opinion of either Party, the establishment of such interconnection will cause unreasonable transfers of real power or reactive power through either system during normal parallel operations as a result of the proposed additional interconnection, before such additional interconnection is made, joint load studies shall be conducted to determine the effect such interconnection will have on the transmission systems of the Parties. If, as the result of such studies it is the reasonable opinion of a Party that the proposed additional interconnection would cause unreasonable transfers of real power or reactive power through the electric transmission system of such Party or otherwise impair the ability of such Party to carry out its own obligations, then the Party proposing such additional interconnection shall, before such proposed interconnection is placed in service:
New Interconnections. The Non-CMS Organization shall:
New Interconnections. Both parties shall prohibit new interconnections unless expressly agreed upon in a modification to this ISA and signed by both parties.
New Interconnections. The initiating party will notify the other party at least 30 calendar days before it connects its IT system, described in Section 2.1, with any other IT system that materially impacts the security of the interconnection covered by this MOU/ISA. This includes connecting the IT system with systems that are owned and operated by third parties.
New Interconnections. The Interconnecting Customer understands and agrees that under ARI Participation there is no level of charging or discharging Capacity or operational capabilities reserved or guaranteed for the Project, and such capabilities (including the level of Curtailment required under this Agreement) may be affected by the interconnection of subsequent load and/or DER customers.
2.6.1 National Grid will not interconnect New Flexible DER if the curtailment analysis shows that such interconnection would cause the Project to exceed its Curtailment Target. National Grid will only consider New Flexible DER interconnection applications for projects in the Project’s EPS constraint area if the following two conditions are met:
i. An updated curtailment analysis shows that additional DER Capacity can be interconnected under a Flexible DER contract without causing the Project to exceed its Curtailment Target; and
ii. The Project’s Curtailment required under this Agreement has not exceeded the annual Curtailment Target in either of the previous two calendar years. If this condition is not met, National Grid may allow New Flexible DER interconnections only if condition (i) is satisfied and EPS system modifications and/or upgrades have been installed in the Project’s EPS constraint area within the same two year period which National Grid reasonably believes would maintain or reduce the Project’s Curtailment to within the Project’s Curtailment Target. If the Project does not have two years of annual Curtailment Target data, this condition (ii) shall not apply and National Grid may allow New Flexible DER interconnections if condition (i) is met.
2.6.2 Except as stated above, National Grid may interconnect new load and/or DER customers to its EPS including, without limitation, in the Project’s EPS constraint area, without any consideration (in the study of such new interconnections or otherwise) for the Project or the impact of such interconnection(s) on the Project’s operational capabilities (which may, without limitation, contribute to Curtailment Events and result in curtailment in excess of the Curtailment Target).
New Interconnections. The MOU/ISAmust be updated and re-signed within 30 calendar days before changes (as described in Section 2.2.3 and 2.2.4) are implemented. Signatories to the MOU/ISA shall be the [VA Organization 1] System Owner, ISSO and PO and at least one (1) [Organization 2] System Owner. The document will become an integral piece of the VA Assessment and Authorization (A&A) documentation and will be included in subsequent authorization requests.
New Interconnections. The initiating Party will endeavor to notify the other Party at least thirty (30) days before it connects its system with any other system, including systems that are owned and operated by third parties, that directly impacts one or more of the applications or system resources used to interface with the other Party or has the potential to send traffic across one or more of the connections covered in this ISA. If applicable, the initiating Party agrees to conduct a risk assessment based on the new system architecture. If applicable, the Parties will amend the terms of this ISA within thirty (30) days of implementation.