CDG Host definition

CDG Host means Delaware River Solar, LLC and its successors, assigns, designees, and agents;
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CDG Host has the meaning set forth in the Utility’s Value Stack Tariff. Buyer is the CDG Host under this Agreement.
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CDG Host means a non-residential customer of the Electric Utility that owns or operates the Project NMGF. The CDG Host is a signatory to a Community Distributed Generation Operating Agreement with the Electric Utility to permit CDG Host to participate in the CDG Program in the Electric Utility’s service territory;
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Examples of CDG Host in a sentence

  • No distribution shall be made if an allocation request is not received by the required date, and undistributed credits on the CDG Host shall be subject to forfeit.

  • By the following anniversary date, the CDG Host must provide to the Authority an annual allocation request for distributing these excess credits to one or more of the CDG Satellite Accounts.

  • Within 30 days of receipt of such information, the CDG Host must furnish to the Authority an annual allocation request for distributing these excess credits to one or more of the CDG Satellite Accounts.

  • Each CDG Satellite Customer shall own or contract for a proportion of the Excess Generation accumulated at the meter of the CDG Host.

  • Once a year, following the annual anniversary of the CDG Host, after the CDG Host and all CDG Satellite accounts have billed and credits allocated in accordance with this Tariff, the Authority shall supply the CDG Host a calculation of any excess credits returned to the CDG Host and/or any unallocated excess credits remaining at the CDG Host.

  • Net energy produced by the generating equipment of a CDG Host is applied to the accounts of CDG Satellites with which it has a contractual arrangement governing the disposition of net metering credits.

  • Excess Generation: the electricity (kWh) supplied by the CDG Host to the Authority during the billing period that exceeds the electricity (kWh) supplied by the Authority to CDG Host.

  • The terms and conditions for net metering applicable to the CDG Host Account are contained in Section I.C.15, except as modified below.

  • Once a year, following the annual anniversary of the CDG Host, after the CDG Host and all CDG Satellite accounts have been billed and credits allocated in accordance with this Tariff, the Authority shall supply the CDG Host a calculation of any excess credits returned to the CDG Host and/or any unallocated excess credits remaining at the CDG Host.

  • No distribution shall be made if an annual allocation request is not received by the required date, and any undistributed credits on the CDG Host shall be forfeited.


More Definitions of CDG Host

CDG Host means the entity that owns or operates the Project;
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CDG Host means project sponsor and its successors, assigns, designees, and agents; “CDG Host Anniversary” means each twelve (12) month period after COD;
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