Common use of On-Site Generation Clause in Contracts

On-Site Generation. Participant must provide the City thirty (30) days’ written notice before installing any energy generation equipment at the Site, including but not limited to solar panels or geothermal energy equipment. This notice must contain enough information for City to determine how the amount of energy produced on-site may be calculated. City will remove this produced energy from the Site’s Avoided Energy Use methodology. City will not bill the Participant for this produced energy through the EE Service Fee and will not pay the EE Developer for this produced energy through the PPA Payment. If City reasonably determines that on-site generation will make calculation of the Avoided Energy Use impractical or impossible, City may terminate this Agreement under Section 5(a) after providing Participant sixty (60) days’ notice of its determination. If City determines that Participant has addressed City’s concern within this 60 days’ notice period, City may rescind its notice of termination. Any form of on-site generation at the Site must be City sub-metered under applicable law and City requirements. Installation of on-site generation equipment without prior notice to City will be a material breach of this Agreement. If EE Developer will be participating in the installation of on-site generation equipment, notice under this section may be provided by either Participant or EE Developer.

On-Site Generation. Participant must provide the City thirty (30) days’ written notice before installing any energy generation equipment at the Site, including but not limited to solar panels panels, cogeneration or geothermal energy equipment. This notice must contain enough information for City to determine how the amount of energy produced on-site may be calculated. Any on-site generation must be metered with a revenue grade meter and data made available to the City. City will remove this produced energy from the Site’s Avoided Energy Use methodology. City will not bill the Participant for this produced energy through the EE Service Fee and will not pay the EE Developer for this produced energy through the PPA Payment. If City reasonably determines that on-site generation will make calculation of the Avoided Energy Use impractical or impossible, City may terminate this Agreement under Section 5(a) after providing Participant sixty (60) days’ notice of its determination. If City determines that Participant has addressed City’s concern within this 60 days’ notice period, City may rescind its notice of termination. Any form of on-site generation at the Site must be City sub-metered under applicable law and City requirements. Installation of on-site generation equipment without prior notice to City will be a material breach of this Agreement. If EE Developer will be participating in the installation of on-site generation equipment, notice under this section may must be provided by either Participant or EE Developer.