Common use of Facility Type Clause in Contracts

Facility Type. A Shared Clean Energy Facility must be a new Class I renewable generation project, as defined in Section 16- 1 of the General Statutes and must be located in Connecticut and is as described in the Facility Information section of the Tariff Terms Agreement. Facilities already constructed or under construction are excluded. Facilities shall be constructed substantially as described in the Tariff Terms Agreement and shall also be subject to the provisions outlined in the Facility Size section herein. For a Facility to qualify as new, construction must commence after the issue date of the solicitation to which the Bidder is responding. For facilities constructed prior to the solicitation issue date but uprated with new production equipment (e.g., new solar panels or turbines) after the solicitation date, the new incremental production equipment may be eligible to the extent that it meets all of the eligibility criteria and is separately metered and compensated. 4.1.1 A SCEF may use federal subsidies, incentives, or tax benefits. However a Facility is ineligible if it receives, or seeks to receive, any Connecticut ratepayer-funded incentives or subsidies, including, but not limited to, net metering, virtual net metering, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (“PURPA”) tariffs, LREC/ZREC contracts, Public Act 18-50 tariffs other than those in this Program, any other contract or program of any kind in which an EDC purchases the Facility’s energy, capacity, or renewable attributes, and grants or rebates from the Connecticut REFERENCE Green Bank and any of its predecessors or the Conservation and Load Management Program. 4.1.2 Bids must gain approval to interconnect to the EDC’s distribution system (via the Eversource or UI standard interconnection process) and must be metered by an EDC-owned meter. Bids must meet Distribution Company applicable Guidelines for Generator Interconnection (“Guidelines”) as approved by PURA. The interconnection process is separate and distinct from the SCEF Program. FOR

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Sources: Scef Tariff Terms Agreement

Facility Type. A Shared Clean Energy Facility must be a new Class I renewable generation project, as defined in Section 16- 1 of the General Statutes and must be located in Connecticut and is as described in the Facility Information section of the Tariff Terms Agreement. Facilities already constructed or under construction are excluded. Facilities shall be constructed substantially as described in the Tariff Terms Agreement and shall also be subject to the provisions outlined in the Facility Size section herein. For a Facility to qualify as new, construction must commence after the issue date of the solicitation to which the Bidder is responding. For facilities constructed prior to the solicitation issue date but uprated with new production equipment (e.g., new solar panels or turbines) after the solicitation date, the new incremental production equipment may be eligible to the extent that it meets all of the eligibility criteria and is separately metered and compensated. 4.1.1 A SCEF may use federal subsidies, incentives, or tax benefits. However a Facility is ineligible if it receives, or seeks to receive, any Connecticut ratepayer-funded incentives or subsidies, including, but not limited to, net metering, virtual net metering, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (“PURPA”) tariffs, LREC/ZREC contracts, Public Act 18-50 tariffs other than those in this ProgramNRES tariffs, and any other contract or program of any kind in which an EDC purchases the Facility’s energy, capacity, or renewable attributes, and grants or rebates from the Connecticut REFERENCE Green Bank and any of its predecessors or the Conservation and Load Management Program.. For 4.1.2 Bids must gain approval to interconnect to the EDC’s distribution system (via the Eversource or UI standard interconnection process) and must be metered by an EDC-owned meter. Bids must meet Distribution Company applicable Guidelines for Generator Interconnection (“Guidelines”) as approved by PURA. The interconnection process is separate and distinct from the SCEF Program. FOR.

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Sources: Subscriber Organization Agreement

Facility Type. A Shared Clean Energy Facility must be a new Class I renewable generation project, as defined in Section 16- 1 of the General Statutes and must be located in Connecticut and is as described in the Facility Information section of the Tariff Terms Agreement. Facilities already constructed or under construction are excluded. Facilities shall be constructed substantially as described in the Tariff Terms Agreement and shall also be subject to the provisions outlined in the Facility Size section herein. For a Facility to qualify as new, construction must commence after the issue date of the solicitation to which the Bidder is responding. For facilities constructed prior to the solicitation issue date but uprated with new production equipment (e.g., new solar panels or turbines) after the solicitation date, the new incremental production equipment may be eligible to the extent that it meets all of the eligibility criteria and is separately metered and compensated. 4.1.1 A SCEF may use federal subsidies, incentives, or tax benefits. However a Facility is ineligible if it receives, or seeks to receive, any Connecticut ratepayer-funded incentives or subsidies, including, but not limited to, net metering, virtual net metering, Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (“PURPA”) tariffs, LREC/ZREC contracts, Public Act 18-50 tariffs other than those in this Program, any other contract or program of any kind in which an EDC purchases the Facility’s energy, capacity, or renewable attributes, and grants or rebates from the Connecticut REFERENCE Green Bank and any of its predecessors or the Conservation and Load Management Program. 4.1.2 Bids must gain approval to interconnect to the EDC’s distribution system (via the Eversource or UI standard interconnection process) and must be metered by an EDC-owned meter. Bids must meet Distribution Company applicable Guidelines for Generator Interconnection (“Guidelines”) as approved by PURA. The interconnection process is separate and distinct from the SCEF Program. FOR.

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Sources: Shared Clean Energy Facility Tariff Terms Agreement