BETWEENPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • May 26th, 1998 • Cogen Technologies Inc
POWER PURCHASE AND INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • November 30th, 2020 • Kentucky
This Agreement is made and entered into and effective this 26th day of April, 2024, among East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc., a Kentucky corporation with its principal office at 4775 Lexington Road, Winchester, Kentucky 40391 ("EKPC"), Shelby Energy Cooperative, Inc. (“Shelby Energy”), a Kentucky corporation with its principal office at 620 Old Finchville Road, Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065 and Gallrein Farms Shelby County, LLC., 1826 Cropper Road, Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065 ("Seller") (collectively, the “Parties”).
POWER PURCHASE AND INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT FORPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • March 26th, 2015 • Alaska
This Power Purchase and Interconnection Agreement for the Sustainable Natural Alternative Power (SNAP) program Generation (Agreement), dated , made by and between GOLDEN VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC., (GVEA),
SECOND AMENDMENT TO POWER PURCHASE AND INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • May 26th, 1998 • Cogen Technologies Inc
POWER PURCHASE AND INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • November 30th, 2020
This Agreement is made and entered into and effective this 31st day of December 2023 among East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc., a Kentucky corporation with its principal office at 4758 Lexington Road, Winchester, Kentucky 40391 ("EKPC"), Fleming-Mason Energy Cooperative ( FME ), a Kentucky corporation with its principal office at 1449 Elizaville Road, Flemingsburg, Kentucky 41041 and Fleming County Schools, a Kentucky Education Institution with its principal office at 211 West Water Street, Flemingsburg, Kentucky 41041 ("Seller") .
POWER PURCHASE and INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT FOR CUSTOMER-OWNED GENERATIONPower Purchase and Interconnection Agreement • January 18th, 2018 • Washington
The District desires to purchase qualified alternative energy resources from local producers. To encourage installation of these resources in Kittitas County, the District has established a program that allows Kittitas County residents to receive a portion of the revenue from the voluntary purchases by ratepayers. Under this program there will be customers that purchase the resources (called Purchasers) and customers that produce the resources (called Producers). This agreement pertains to the Producers.
