CONNECTION OF EMBEDDED GENERATOR Sample Clauses

CONNECTION OF EMBEDDED GENERATOR. The City undertakes to approve the connection of an embedded generator, as described in Schedule 1 to this agreement, by the customer at the premises, subject to the terms and conditions of this contract. The customer may only, other than for the purposes of carrying out tests and commissioning), connect his/her/its SSEG installation to the electricity grid upon receipt of a written “Commissioning Approval” letter from the Director: Electricity Generation and Distribution giving consent for such connection.
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CONNECTION OF EMBEDDED GENERATOR. Subject to clause 4.2, the Customer shall not connect the Embedded Generator to the Distribution Network without the prior written consent of the Municipality. The permission by the Municipality shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed, provided that such permission shall only be granted upon successful completion of the pre-commissioning tests and compliance with the Municipality's Technical Requirements. The Customer is entitled to connect to the Distribution Network temporarily for the purpose of carrying out Commissioning. MAXIMUM OUTPUT CAPACITY The Maximum Output Capacity of the Embedded Generator is as specified in Schedule 1. The Customer shall not exceed the Maximum Output Capacity without the prior written consent of the Municipality. If the Maximum Output Capacity is exceeded without the prior written consent of the Municipality, the Municipality may give notice to the Customer setting out details and requesting the Customer to remedy the situation within twenty (20) business days of receipt of the notice, failing which the Municipality reserves the right to disconnect the Embedded Generator from the Distribution Network and shall not re-connect until such time as the Customer satisfies the Municipality that the Maximum Output Capacity will not be exceeded when the connection is renewed or arrangements have been made for an alteration or modification of this Contract. If the Customer proposes increasing the Maximum Output Capacity of the Embedded Generator, the Customer must give prior written notice to the Municipality of such a request and any change shall be subject to the Municipality approving the change, which approval shall not be granted until such time as - the Customer has submitted an additional Embedded Generator application (available on request from the Municipality) for an upgrade of an Embedded Generator and the connection to the Distribution Network to the Municipality; an amendment to this Contract to account for the increased Maximum Output Capacity; and any work required to the Parties electricity networks have been completed, to the satisfaction of the Municipality. Electricity Feed-in Compensation If the Customer is permitted to feed electricity back into the Distribution Network, the Customer’s electricity account with the Municipality shall be credited for electricity generated by the Embedded Generator and exported to the Distribution Network in the amounts reflected in the Municipality's annual tariff relating to t...
CONNECTION OF EMBEDDED GENERATOR. 4.1. Subject to clause 4.2, the Customer shall not connect the Embedded Generator to the Distribution Network without the prior written consent of the Municipality. The permission by the Municipality shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed, provided that such permission shall only be granted upon successful completion of the pre- commissioning tests and compliance with the Municipality's Technical Requirements.
CONNECTION OF EMBEDDED GENERATOR. Stellenbosch Municipality undertakes to approve the connection of an embedded generator, as described in Schedule 1 to this agreement, by the customer at the premises, subject to the terms and conditions of this contract. The customer may only, other than for the purposes of carrying out tests and commissioning), connect his/her/its SSEG installation to the electricity grid upon receipt of a written “Commissioning Approval” letter from the Director: Infrastructure Services giving consent for such connection.

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