For Study Deposits i. At the conclusion of Transmission Provider’s deficiency review for Decision Point I1, refund to the Project Developer or Eligible Customer up to 90 percent of its Study Deposit submitted with its New Service Request during the Application Phase, less any actual costs.
For Study Deposits i. At the conclusion of Transmission Provider’s deficiency review for Decision Point II, refund to the Project Developer or Eligible Customer up to 90 percent of its Study Deposit submitted with its New Service Request during the Application Phase, less any actual costs. ii. Adverse Study Impact Calculation. Notwithstanding the refund provisions in Tariff, Part VIII, Subpart C, section 408(B)(3)(a) and (b)(i), Transmission Provider shall refund to Project Developer or Eligible Customer the cumulative Readiness Deposit amounts paid by Project Developer or Eligible Customer at the Application Phase and at the Decision Point I Phase if (B)(3)b.
For Study Deposits i. At the conclusion of Transmission Provider’s deficiency review for Decision Point II, refund to the Project Developer or Eligible Customer up to 90 percent of its Study Deposit submitted with its New Service Request during the Application Phase, less any actual costs. iic. Adverse Study Impact Calculation. Notwithstanding the refund provisions in Tariff, Part VIII, Subpart C, section 408(B)(3)(a) and (b)(i), Transmission Provider shall refund to Project Developer or Eligible Customer the cumulative Readiness Deposit amounts paid by Project Developer or Eligible Customer at the Application Phase and at the Decision Point I Phase, if the Project Developer’s Network Upgrade cost from Phase I to Phase II: Formatting change made for consistency with other sections. the Project Developer’s Network Upgrade cost from Phase I to Phase II: (a) increases overall by 25 percent or more; and (b) increases by more than $10,000 per MW. Network Upgrade costs shall include costs identified in Affected System studies in their respective phases. (a)i. increases overall by 25 percent or more; and (b)ii. increases by more than $10,000 per MW. Network Upgrade costs shall include costs identified in Affected System studies in their respective phases.
