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SALES TO AND PURCHASES FROM A DG FACILITY. 1) For all DG where the Member desires to export power a) All DG facilities shall be billed under one of the Cooperative’s existing rate tariffs. b) All sales of electric power and energy by the Cooperative to a Member shall be consistent with the applicable retail rate schedule established by the Cooperative as if there were no DG installation at the Member’s premises, including any charges in the Cooperative’s DG tariff. c) The Member shall pay all rates and charges so listed in the applicable rate tariff. In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill the Member for any additional facilities charges as determined in the sole discretion of the Cooperative. d) Neither the Cooperative nor its Power Supplier is under any obligation to purchase power from a NQF. However, the Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, purchase power from an NQF. e) The type of metering to be used shall be specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative, including an approved load profile meter is required which can be remotely read by the Cooperative through an approved communications link. f) The Member shall be subject to any market-related charges related to the Member’s DG facility, including but not limited to Scheduling, Dispatching and Energy imbalance. g) No net metering shall be used. h) For power produced in excess of on-site requirements (out-flow), the Cooperative will purchase out-flow at avoided cost, as defined by the Cooperative’s Tariff. The Cooperative shall bill the Member for the energy supplied by the Cooperative as metered by the billing meter during each billing period according to the Cooperative’s applicable retail rate schedule. See Figure A below for an illustration. i) In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill the Member for any additional facilities charges, billing charges, meter reading charges or customer service costs as determined by the Cooperative and appended to this Interconnection Agreement. j) The Cooperative shall not be required to make any purchases that will cause the Cooperative to no longer be in compliance with any applicable contracts or all-power contract requirements with its power supplier(s). Figure 1. Illustration of Payment by Cooperative to Member of Avoided Cost for Out-flow and Charge by Cooperative to Member of Retail Rate for In-flow.

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Samples: Interconnection Agreement, Interconnection Agreement

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SALES TO AND PURCHASES FROM A DG FACILITY. 1) For all DG where the Member desires to export power a) All DG facilities Facilities shall be billed under one of the Cooperative’s existing rate tariffsTariffs. b) All sales of electric power and energy by the Cooperative to a Member shall be consistent with the applicable retail rate schedule established by the Cooperative as if there were no DG installation at the Member’s premises, including any charges in the Cooperative’s DG tariffTariff. c) The Member shall pay all rates and charges so listed in the applicable rate tariffTariff. In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill xxxx the Member for any additional facilities charges as determined in the sole discretion of the Cooperative. d) Neither the Cooperative nor its Power Supplier is under any obligation to purchase power from a NQF. However, the Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, purchase power from an NQF. e) The type of metering to be used shall be specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative, including an . An approved load profile meter is required required, which can be remotely read by the Cooperative through an approved communications link. f) The Member shall be subject to any market-related charges related to the Member’s DG facilityFacility, including but not limited to Scheduling, Dispatching and Energy imbalance. g) No net Net metering shall not be used. h) For power produced in excess of on-site requirements (out-flow), the Cooperative will purchase out-flow at avoided cost, Avoided Cost (as defined by the Cooperative’s Tariff). The Cooperative shall bill xxxx the Member for the energy supplied by the Cooperative as metered by the billing meter during each billing period according to the Cooperative’s applicable retail rate schedule. See Figure A 1. below for an illustration. i) In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill xxxx the Member for any additional facilities charges, billing charges, meter reading charges or customer service costs as determined by the Cooperative and appended to this Interconnection Agreement. j) The Cooperative shall not be required to make any purchases that will cause the Cooperative to no longer be in compliance with any applicable contracts or all-power contract requirements with its power supplier(s)Power Supplier. Figure 1. Illustration of Payment by Cooperative to Member of Avoided Cost for Out-flow Received and Charge by Cooperative to Member of Retail Rate for In-flowDelivered.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Interconnection Agreement, Interconnection Agreement

SALES TO AND PURCHASES FROM A DG FACILITY. 1) For all DG where the Member desires to export power a) All DG facilities shall be billed under one of the Cooperative’s existing rate tariffs. b) All sales of electric power and energy by the Cooperative to a Member shall be consistent with the applicable retail rate schedule established by the Cooperative as if there were no DG installation at the Member’s premises, including any charges in the Cooperative’s DG tariff. c) The Member shall pay all rates and charges so listed in the applicable rate tariff. In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill xxxx the Member for any additional facilities charges as determined in the sole discretion of the Cooperative. d) Neither the Cooperative nor its Power Supplier is under any obligation to purchase power from a NQF. However, the Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, purchase power from an NQF. e) The type of metering to be used shall be specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative, including an approved load profile meter is required which can be remotely read by the Cooperative through an approved communications link. f) The Member shall be subject to any market-related charges related to the Member’s DG facility, including but not limited to Scheduling, Dispatching and Energy imbalance. g) No net metering shall be used. h) For power produced in excess of on-site requirements (out-flow), the Cooperative will purchase out-flow at avoided cost, as defined by the Cooperative’s Tariff. The Cooperative shall bill xxxx the Member for the energy supplied by the Cooperative as metered by the billing meter during each billing period according to the Cooperative’s applicable retail rate schedule. See Figure A below for an illustration. i) In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill xxxx the Member for any additional facilities charges, billing charges, meter reading charges or customer service costs as determined by the Cooperative and appended to this Interconnection Agreement. j) The Cooperative shall not be required to make any purchases that will cause the Cooperative to no longer be in compliance with any applicable contracts or all-power contract requirements with its power supplier(s). Figure 1. Illustration of Payment by Cooperative to Member of Avoided Cost for Out-flow and Charge by Cooperative to Member of Retail Rate for In-flow.

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Samples: Interconnection Agreement

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SALES TO AND PURCHASES FROM A DG FACILITY. 1) For all DG where the Member desires to export power a) All DG facilities Facilities shall be billed under one of the Cooperative’s existing rate tariffsTariffs. b) All sales of electric power and energy by the Cooperative to a Member shall be consistent with the applicable retail rate schedule established by the Cooperative as if there were no DG installation at the Member’s premises, including any charges in the Cooperative’s DG tariffTariff. c) The Member shall pay all rates and charges so listed in the applicable rate tariffTariff. In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill the Member for any additional facilities charges as determined in the sole discretion of the Cooperative. d) Neither the Cooperative nor its Power Supplier is under any obligation to purchase power from a NQF. However, the Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, purchase power from an NQF. e) The type of metering to be used shall be specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative, including an . An approved load profile meter is required required, which can be remotely read by the Cooperative through an approved communications link. f) The Member shall be subject to any market-related charges related to the Member’s DG facilityFacility, including but not limited to Scheduling, Dispatching and Energy imbalance. g) No net Net metering shall not be used. h) For power produced in excess of on-site requirements (out-flow), the Cooperative will purchase out-flow at avoided cost, Avoided Cost (as defined by the Cooperative’s Tariff). The Cooperative shall bill the Member for the energy supplied by the Cooperative as metered by the billing meter during each billing period according to the Cooperative’s applicable retail rate schedule. See Figure A 1. below for an illustration. i) In addition to all other charges, the Cooperative may bill the Member for any additional facilities charges, billing charges, meter reading charges or customer service costs as determined by the Cooperative and appended to this Interconnection Agreement. j) The Cooperative shall not be required to make any purchases that will cause the Cooperative to no longer be in compliance with any applicable contracts or all-power contract requirements with its power supplier(s)Power Supplier. Figure 1. Illustration of Payment by Cooperative to Member of Avoided Cost for Out-flow Received and Charge by Cooperative to Member of Retail Rate for In-flowDelivered.

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Samples: Interconnection Agreement

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