INTERCONNECT AND NET ENERGY METERING PERMITTING Sample Clauses

INTERCONNECT AND NET ENERGY METERING PERMITTING. The goal of this subtask is to ensure that the pilot deployment site’s obtains a net energy metering (NEM) permit and to set up interconnection facilities. Please note that in accordance with Task 1.8 herein, permit costs and the expenses associated with obtaining permits are not 7 See CPUC D14-12-081 - Decision Implementing Senate Bill 1122, Section 2.2.3 Bioenergy Using Byproducts of Sustainable Forest Management and Appendix B SB 1122 Forest Biomass – Forest Biomass Sustainability Byproduct Eligibility Form: Instructions and Worksheet. xxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/PublishedDocs/Published/G000/M143/K960/143960061.pdf reimbursable under this Agreement. The Recipient shall: ● Oversee the pilot deployment site host’s application for a NEM Permit; ● Prepare a NEM Permit Status Report once the NEM permit has been secured that includes, but is not limited to: ● A copy of the NEM permit ● A mitigation plan for any issues that may arise. ● Prepare an Interconnection Installation Plan that includes, but is not limited to: ● Goals and methods for installation of interconnection equipment; ● Interconnection schematic; ● Contracting of licensed electrical engineer for inspection and sign off; and ● Final interconnection approval and hookup. ● Carry out Interconnection Installation Plan ● Prepare Interconnection Installation Report that includes, but is not limited to: ● Results of interconnection equipment installation; ● Final interconnection schematic; ● Copy of the electrical engineer interconnection report; ● Copy of utility certification of proper interconnection approval and hookup; and ● Issues, concerns and mitigation plans. Products: ● NEM Permit Status Report ● Interconnection Installation Plan (draft and final) ● Interconnection Installation Report (draft and final)
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INTERCONNECT AND NET ENERGY METERING PERMITTING. The goal of this subtask is to ensure that the pilot deployment site’s obtain a net energy metering (NEM) permit and to set up interconnection facilities. Please note that in accordance with Task 1.8 herein, permit costs and the expenses associated with obtaining permits are not reimbursable under this Agreement. The Recipient shall: ● Oversee the pilot deployment site host’s application for a NEM Permit. ● Prepare a NEM Permit Status Report once the NEM permit has been secured that includes, but is not limited to: ○ A copy of the NEM permit; and ○ A mitigation plan for any issues that may arise. ● Prepare an Interconnection Installation Plan that includes, but is not limited to: ○ Goals and methods for installation of interconnection equipment; ○ Interconnection schematic; ○ Contracting of licensed electrical engineer for inspection and sign off; and ○ Final interconnection approval and hookup. ● Carry out Interconnection Installation Plan. ● Prepare Interconnection Installation Report that includes, but is not limited to: ○ Results of interconnection equipment installation; ○ Final interconnection schematic; ○ Copy of the electrical engineer interconnection report; ○ Copy of utility certification of proper interconnection approval and hookup; and ○ Issues, concerns and mitigation plans. Products: ● NEM Permit Status Report ● Interconnection Installation Plan (draft and final) ● Interconnection Installation Report (draft and final)
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