Renewable Resource Facility Specifications Sample Clauses

Renewable Resource Facility Specifications. Producer shall design, construct, and operate the Renewable Resource Facility so that it complies with all legal and regulatory requirements applicable to the Renewable Resource Facility, including national, state, and local construction and safety codes and with these requirements: (a) The Renewable Resource Facility's alternating current generating system must be 60 Hertz ("Hz"), must be connected for balanced three-phase operation, must not cause unreasonable unbalance on Company's electrical system, and must adhere to the recommendations in two publications of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ("IEEE"): IEEE Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electrical Power Systems ("IEEE 519") and IEEE Recommended Practice for the Electrical Design and Operation of Wind Generating Stations ("IEEE 1094"). (b) The Renewable Resource Facility must be designed so that it (i) automatically and instantaneously disconnects the Renewable Resource Facility's generators from TU Electric's system in case of a forced outage or interruption of TU Electric's system connected to the Renewable Resource Facility and (ii) coordinates with the transfer trip scheme to be installed by TU Electric on the Big Spring--Chalk 69 kV line section, as shown on Exhibit 1.02(g). (c) The Renewable Resource Facility must be designed so that it automatically disconnects the Renewable Resource Facility from TU Electric's system within 15 cycles if the operating frequency as measured at the Point of Interconnection deviates more than +0.2 Hz or -0.7 Hz from a 60 Hz base and within 10 cycles if a voltage deviation of +5% or -10% from nominal occurs. If TU Electric system requirements dictate trip points other than those stated above, then Producer shall make the necessary changes to the Renewable Resource Facility to effect those settings. If Producer is unable to effect those settings within a reasonable time after TU Electric sends a written request for such changes, then TU Electric may provide, or require Producer to provide, the necessary equipment in the Interconnection Facilities, at Producer's expense. (d) The Renewable Resource Facility must not be able to, nor be permitted to, energize a de-energized circuit of TU Electric. (e) The Renewable Resource Facility must include a manually operable 69 kV isolating switch with visible break, accessible to TU Electric personnel and capable of being locked in open position. (f) The Renewable Resource Facil...
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