System Impact Study (SIS Sample Clauses

The System Impact Study (SIS) clause defines the process by which a proposed project or interconnection is evaluated for its effects on an existing system, such as an electrical grid. This clause typically outlines the requirements for conducting the study, including the responsibilities of the parties involved, the scope of the analysis, and the timeline for completion. For example, it may specify that the project developer must submit technical data and pay for the study, while the system operator performs the analysis to assess potential impacts on reliability or capacity. The core function of this clause is to ensure that new projects do not adversely affect the system's operation, thereby managing risk and maintaining system integrity.
System Impact Study (SIS. Unless otherwise mutually agreed, AEP shall respond within fifteen (15) business days of receipt of such a request and provide a System Impact Study Agreement and a list of any additional information that AEP would require from the Customer to proceed with such study. The study agreement shall commit the Customer to pay AEP the actual cost to complete the study and to make an advance deposit equal to estimated study cost or $25,000, whichever is less. The Customer shall execute and deliver the SIS Agreement within thirty (30) days following its receipt and together with the required deposit. Upon receipt of the executed study agreement, study data and the required deposit, AEP shall carry out the SIS. In the SIS, AEP shall assess the feasibility of modifying an existing Delivery Point or establishing the new Delivery Point using power flow and short circuit analyses and any other analyses that may be appropriate.
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System Impact Study (SIS. Unless otherwise mutually agreed, AEP shall respond within fifteen (15) business days of receipt of such a request and provide a System Impact Study Agreement and a list of any additional information that AEP would require from the Customer to proceed with such study. The study agreement shall commit the Customer to pay AEP the actual cost to complete the study and to make an advance deposit equal to estimated study cost or $25,000, whichever is less. The Customer shall execute and deliver executed SIS Agreement within thirty (30) days following its receipt and required deposit. Upon receipt of the executed study agreement, study data and the required deposit, AEP shall carry out the SIS. In the SIS, AEP shall assess the feasibility of modifying an existing Delivery Point or establishing the new Delivery Point using power flow and short circuit analyses and any other analyses that may be appropriate. If the Customer fails to return an executed SIS Agreement within thirty (30) days of receipt, AEP shall deem the study request to be withdrawn. The Customer may withdraw its study request at any time by written notice of such withdrawal to AEP. AEP shall issue a report to the Customer within sixty (60) calendar days of the receipt of an executed SIS Agreement, or at a later date as the Parties may mutually agree. If AEP is unable to complete such study in the allotted time, AEP shall provide an explanation to the Customer regarding the cause(s) of such delay and a revised completion date and study cost estimate. Upon completion of the SIS, the Customer shall reimburse AEP for the unpaid cost of the SIS if the cost of the study exceeds the deposit. AEP shall refund the Customer, with interest, any portion of the deposit that exceeds the cost of the SIS. Or, at the written request of the Customer, AEP shall apply the remaining balance to the Facilities Study.
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System Impact Study (SIS. ‌ 1. The SIS shall identify any potential adverse system impacts that would result from the interconnection of the GF. 2. A deposit will be required from the Producer in the amount of the cost estimate for the SIS. 3. The scope, responsibilities and cost estimate for the SIS are to be described in the SIS agreement. 4. The SIS report may include the following: a. Any determination of adverse system impacts and possible mitigation. b. Necessary modifications to the YVEA primary system to accommodate proposed GF and estimated cost of such modifications. c. Study of proposed site for GF, including environmental impact, modelling of the GF at the proposed interconnection point(s). d. List of any specifics that would be required of the proposed GF (such as effective grounding, inverter settings to offset voltage rise, design considerations for transmission interconnection, etc.) e. Other items as determined by the YVEA Engineering Department.
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System Impact Study (SIS. Unless otherwise mutually agreed, AEP shall respond within fifteen (15) business days of receipt of such a request and provide a System Impact Study Agreement and a list of any additional information that AEP would require from the Customer to proceed with such study. The study agreement shall commit the Customer to pay AEP the actual cost to complete the study and to make an advance deposit at least equal to one half the expected study cost. Upon receipt of the executed study agreement, study data and the required deposit, AEP shall carry out the
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