Common use of Permanent Electrical Service Clause in Contracts

Permanent Electrical Service. (1) Owner is responsible to secure continuous service from an energy supplier to serve the facility. The service from the energy supplier shall be of sufficient size to provide at a minimum 12.5 MW of electrical capacity to the site. (2) The Owner is responsible for procurement, installation and maintenance of the site supply and distribution system, including but not limited to the required substation and all associated distribution lines. An on-site digital meter is also to be supplied for monitoring of electrical usage. (3) The responsibility of the Design-Builder starts at the secondary electrical terminals of the site distribution system transformers that have been installed by Owner (i.e., the 480 volt terminals for the process building transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the energy center transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the grains transformer; the 480 volt terminals for the pumphouse transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals for the chiller transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals of the thermal oxidizer transformer). (4) The site distribution system requirements, layout, and meters are to be determined jointly by the Owner, the Design-Builder and the energy supplier. Design-Builder will be providing soft start motor controllers for all motors greater than 150 horsepower and where demanded by process requirements. Owner is encouraged to discuss [Name of Project Company] ___ ___, 2006 with its electrical supplier whether additional soft start motor controllers are advisable for this facility and such can be added, with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost. Design-Builder will provide power factor correction to 0.92 lagging at plant nameplate capacity. Owner is encouraged to discuss with its electrical service supplier any requirements for power factor correction above 0.92 lagging. Additional power factor correction can be added with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost.

Permanent Electrical Service. (1) Owner is responsible to secure continuous service from an energy supplier to serve the facility. The service from the energy supplier shall be of sufficient size to provide at a minimum 12.5 MW of electrical capacity to the site. (2) The Owner is responsible for procurement, installation and maintenance of the site supply and distribution system, including but not limited to the required substation and all associated distribution lines. An on-site digital meter is also to be supplied for monitoring of electrical usage. (3) The responsibility of the Design-Builder starts at the secondary electrical terminals of the site distribution system transformers that have been installed by Owner (i.e., the 480 volt terminals for the process building transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the energy center transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the grains transformer; the 480 volt terminals for the pumphouse transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals for the chiller transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals of the thermal oxidizer transformer). (4) The site distribution system requirements, layout, and meters are to be determined jointly by the Owner, the Design-Builder and the energy supplier. Design-Builder will be providing soft start motor controllers for all motors greater than 150 horsepower and where demanded by process requirements. Owner is encouraged to discuss [Name of Project Company] ___ ___, 2006 with its electrical supplier whether additional soft start motor controllers are advisable for this facility and such can be added, with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost. ADVANCED BIOENERGY, LLC March 16, 2006 Design-Builder will provide power factor correction to 0.92 lagging at plant nameplate capacity. Owner is encouraged to discuss with its electrical service supplier any requirements for power factor correction above 0.92 lagging. Additional power factor correction can be added with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost.

Permanent Electrical Service. (1) Owner is responsible to secure continuous service from an energy supplier to serve the facility. The service from the energy supplier shall be of sufficient size to provide at a minimum 12.5 MW of electrical capacity to the site. (2) The Owner is responsible for procurement, installation and maintenance of the site supply and distribution system, including but not limited to the required substation and all associated distribution lines. An on-site digital meter is also to be supplied for monitoring of electrical usage. (3) The responsibility of the Design-Builder starts at the secondary electrical terminals of the site distribution system transformers that have been installed by Owner (i.e., the 480 volt terminals for the process building transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the energy center transformers; the 480 volt terminals for the grains transformer; the 480 volt terminals for the pumphouse transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals for the chiller transformer; and the 4160 volt terminals of the thermal oxidizer transformer). (4) The site distribution system requirements, layout, and meters are to be determined jointly by the Owner, the Design-Builder and the energy supplier. Design-Builder will be providing soft start motor controllers for all motors greater than 150 horsepower and where demanded by process requirements. Owner is encouraged to discuss [Name of Project Company] ___ ___First United Ethanol, LLC November 16, 2006 with its electrical supplier whether additional soft start motor controllers are advisable for this facility and such can be added, with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost. Design-Builder will provide power factor correction to 0.92 lagging at plant nameplate capacity. Owner is encouraged to discuss with its electrical service supplier any requirements for power factor correction above 0.92 lagging. Additional power factor correction can be added with any increased cost being an Owner’s cost.