PDP Non-Performance Sample Clauses

PDP Non-Performance. The Program Administrator will not issue incentive payments to customers based on estimated data from the PDP, nor will the Program Administrator estimate incentive payments under any circumstances. It is the PDP’s responsibility to ensure timely and accurate posting of validated performance data so customer incentive payments can be made. Performance data also includes fuel consumption and useful thermal output data as this information will be used to verify compliance with program rules and impact PBI payments. The following conditions may result in penalties, suspension of activity, or revocation of PDP approval from the Program Administrator: • Data not posted by specified date • Data not validated in accordance with program requirements • Estimated data posted instead of actual data • Meter change information not reported within 30 days of the meter change. • If an audit or investigation shows a discrepancy of + 5% between the PDP reported data and Program Administrator check meter production data for one data report period. This discrepancy will trigger an audit schedule set by the Program Administrator for the PDP. The PDP will be given reasonable opportunity to correct problems identified by the Program Administrator. The Program Administrator will work with the PDP to correct any such problems and avoid unnecessary delays in issuing incentive payments to customers, to the extent feasible. Upon receipt of a non-performance notice from the PA, the PDP must, as soon as reasonably practicable: 1. perform a root-cause analysis to identify the cause of such a failure; 2. provide the PA with a report detailing the cause of, and procedure for correcting such failure within 3 days of completion of such root-cause analysis; 3. Implement such procedure after obtaining the respective PA approval of such procedure. PDP Providers that fail to submit data to the Program Administrators when requested by the PA or an authorized agent of the CPUC may be removed as an eligible PDP from the Program Administrators’ approved list. It is the Host Customer and/or System Owner’s responsibility to ensure the transfer of production data from the Performance Data Providers (PDP) to the Program Administrators. The System Owner is responsible for resolving any issues relative to PBI and PDP performance data. Should the PDP disagree with a PA decision regarding a penalty, the PDP has the right to appeal to the SGIP Working Group for further consideration.