Points of Interconnection definition

Points of Interconnection means the location(s) where the facilities of the Company and the facilities of OG&E are interconnected as identified in Exhibit A.

Points of Interconnection means the point at which the Power Producing Facility physically ties to the Electric Utility System as is more fully described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated herewith.

Points of Interconnection or “POI” means a physical location on the AT&T MICHIGAN network at which the Parties’ networks meet for the purpose of establishing interconnection. POIs include a number of different technologies and technical interfaces based on the Parties’ mutual agreement.

Examples of Points of Interconnection in a sentence

• The amount of Capacity Interconnection Rights specified above (46.749.3 MW) includes 4545.5 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights that the Interconnection Customer had at the same Point(s) of Interconnection prior to its Interconnection Request associated with this Interconnection Service Agreement, and 1.73.8 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights granted as a result of such Interconnection Request.

• The amount of Capacity Interconnection Rights specified above (46.749.6 MW) includes 4545.8 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights that the Interconnection Customer had at the same Point(s) of Interconnection prior to its Interconnection Request associated with this Interconnection Service Agreement, and 1.73.8 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights granted as a result of such Interconnection Request.

• See LSP ISA, Specifications, section 1.0. The LSP ISA specifies that LSP shall have 591.4 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights (“CIRs”) commencing June 1, 2022 at the Point(s) of Interconnection identified in the LSP ISA, and LSP also may be awarded interim CIRs as described below.

• The amount of Capacity Interconnection Rights specified above (46.748.8 MW) includes 45 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights that the Interconnection Customer had at the same Point(s) of Interconnection prior to its Interconnection Request associated with this Interconnection Service Agreement, and 1.73.8 MW of Capacity Interconnection Rights granted as a result of such Interconnection Request.

• As indicated above, the LSP ISA contains nonconforming provisions to accommodate this interconnection.6 Specifically, LSP ISA, Specifications, section 2.1 provides that from the effective date of the LSP ISA until May 31, 2020, in addition to the 545.4 MW of CIRs that LSP had at the same Point(s) of Interconnection prior to the Interconnection Request associated with the LSP ISA, LSP also may be awarded interim CIRs in an amount not to exceed 46 MW.

More Definitions of Points of Interconnection

Points of Interconnection means the points on the Transmission System, as listed on Schedule 3.04(b)(i), where electrical power generated by Generator will be delivered by Generator to the Transmission System or, under certain circumstances, where electric power will be delivered from the Transmission System, including through any intermediate distribution facilities, to Generator.

Points of Interconnection means the points of interconnection between Idaho Power’s Transmission System and PacifiCorp’s Transmission System.

Points of Interconnection or “POI”: means a physical location on the SBC MISSOURI network at which the Parties’ networks meet for the purpose of establishing interconnection.

Points of Interconnection means the location(s) where the facilities of the City and the facilities of Midwest are interconnected as identified in Article II herein.

Points of Interconnection means the RGE disconnect switches at substation 412 and the separation of RGE’s circuit breaker cubical and Customer's circuit

Points of Interconnection means the bus at the switchyard at which Unit 2 is interconnected with transmission facilities of the Integrated Transmission System.

Points of Interconnection means the location(s) where the facilities of the Company and the facilities of the Cooperative are interconnected as identified in Article II herein.