Permission to Operate definition

Permission to Operate means, with respect to any PV System, receipt of a letter or functional equivalent from the connecting utility authorizing such PV System to be operated.

Permission to Operate means a regulatory order issued by the Agency to approve the Portable Source Permit (PSP) Application for the operation and relocation of a proposed portable source in Spokane County.

Permission to Operate means written permission from the Cooperative to the Customer Generator for a specific Distributed Generation Facility to interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative’s System.

Examples of Permission to Operate in a sentence

• PG&E customers are exempt from submitting an interconnection Permission to Operate letter as proof of Authorization to Interconnect.

• Permission to Operate will not be granted for any systems that DEC has not yet received an application fee for.

• The Agency may assess a compliance investigation fee to the owner or operator for operating a stationary source, portable source, or control equipment without an approved Agency Order of Approval, GOA, or Permission to Operate.

• Company is also authorized to submit an Interconnection Request and act on my behalf with regard to the interconnection and receive copies of this executed Interconnection Agreement and the Permission to Operate Letter when issued.

• Agrees to ensure their EVSE equipment installer will not install and energize any EVSE or associated equipment capable of generation or bidirectional operation without Permission to Operate from SCE.

More Definitions of Permission to Operate

Permission to Operate means Delmarva's approval for a Community Energy Facility to commence operation pursuant to subsection 16.3 of these Regulations.”Person” means a natural person; a corporation, partnership, association, public trust, joint stock company, joint venture, or other group of persons, whether incorporated or not; a trustee or receiver of the foregoing; a municipality or other political subdivision of the State of Delaware; and any other governmental agency or any officer, agent or employee of such agency.

Permission to Operate means the operational date of the customer-generator's net metered facility.

Permission to Operate or “PTO” has the meaning set forth in Exhibit G.

Permission to Operate or “PTO” means (a) the permission to interconnect and operate granted by the interconnecting utility to a Customer when the Solar Energy System is ready to generate and transmit energy to such utility, at which time the Solar Energy System typically becomes operational, or (b) evidence or confirmation that such Solar Energy System securing the applicable Loan is complete and generating electricity, in form and substance satisfactory to Program Administrator in its sole discretion.

Permission to Operate has been granted as of: Please note that in order to receive permission to export energy to DEC, a separate net-metering interconnection application must be submitted and approved.

Permission to Operate means Delmarva's approval for a Community Energy Facility to commence operation pursuant to subsection 16.3 of these Regulations.

Permission to Operate means a letter or other communication from the applicable Utility granting permission to interconnect a Solar Installation and operate it in parallel with the applicable public utility grid.