INTERCONNECTION COST Sample Clauses
The Interconnection Cost clause defines which party is responsible for the expenses associated with connecting two systems, networks, or facilities. Typically, this clause outlines the types of costs covered, such as equipment, installation, testing, and any necessary upgrades to existing infrastructure, and specifies whether the buyer, seller, or both will bear these costs. Its core practical function is to allocate financial responsibility for interconnection, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their obligations regarding the integration of their respective systems.
INTERCONNECTION COST. The cost to Member for all Cooperative owned and maintained facilities constructed and/or installed by Cooperative to accommodate the interconnection and safe operation of Member’s Generator in parallel with Cooperative’s electric system shall be determined in accordance with Cooperative’s applicable Service Regulations and/or Terms and Conditions for the Purchase of Electric Power. The cost to Member, termination provisions, and other applicable terms and conditions related to facilities installed by Cooperative are as stated in Exhibit 4, hereto attached and made a part hereof.
INTERCONNECTION COST. Member agrees to pay for extension of Cooperative's facilities and other interconnection costs as may be necessary for Member's interconnection. An estimate shall be provided to the Member if any extension or other costs are required upon Member’s submission of his or her application or design plans. The Cooperative reserves the right to require additional safety, reliability and/or operational equipment and/or measures where its engineering study determines that such equipment and/or operational measures are required. In such cases, the Member shall be responsible for the cost of such equipment and/or operational measures.
INTERCONNECTION COST. The cost to Owner/Operator for all BEMC owned and maintained facilities constructed and/or installed by BEMC to accommodate the interconnection and safe operation of Owner/Operator's Generator in parallel with BEMC's System shall be determined in accordance with BEMC's applicable Service Regulations. To the extent not specifically addressed in BEMC’s Service Regulations, any charges or costs necessary for required upgrades to BEMC’s distribution system identified in the Studies or otherwise necessary to accept the Generator’s production shall, until sixty (60) days following electrical interconnection, be the financial responsibility of the Owner/Operator, and may be charged separately if and as incurred, and shall be payable within thirty (30) days of billing. For clarity, Parties agree that interconnection costs are reasonably estimated at $ as specified in the Impact Study dated .
INTERCONNECTION COST. 13.1 The non-refundable and non-transferable Interconnection Application Fee to GEA covers only the application process for interconnection of each Qualifying System. Participant must pay the fee in advance when making application. Additional fees are payable to GEA in advance of expansion and/or transfer of the Qualifying System. If Participant has a solar PV and wind system at the same location, these are viewed as two separate Qualifying Systems.
13.2 Qualifying Systems equal to or less than 15kW - $500.
13.3 Qualifying Systems of 16kW – 50kW - $1000.
13.4 Qualifying Systems greater than 50kW – In the amount set forth on the attached exhibit.
13.5 Existing Qualifying System upgrade expansion - $150.
13.6 Existing Qualifying System transfer of property - $150.
INTERCONNECTION COST. The cost to Customer for all JOEMC owned and maintained facilities constructed and/or installed by JOEMC to accommodate the interconnection and safe operation of Customer’s DR in parallel with JOEMC’s electric system shall be determined in accordance with JOEMC’s applicable Service Regulations and/or Terms and Conditions If necessary, the cost to Customer, termination provisions, and other applicable terms and conditions related to facilities installed by JOEMC are as stated in Exhibit 4, hereto attached and made a part hereof.
INTERCONNECTION COST. Producer agrees to pay for extension of Cooperative’s facilities and other interconnection costs as follows: $ in advance of any work by the Cooperative
INTERCONNECTION COST. 13.1 The non-refundable and non-transferable Interconnection Application Fee to LPC covers only the application process for interconnection of each Qualifying System. Participant must pay fee in advance when making application. Additional fees should be paid to LPC in advance of Qualifying System expansion and/or Qualifying System transfer of property. If Participant has a solar PV and wind system at the same location, these are viewed as two separate Qualifying Systems.
13.2 Qualifying Systems equal to or less than 10kW - $500.
13.3 Qualifying Systems of 11kW – 50kW - $1000.
13.4 Existing Qualifying System upgrade expansion - $150.
13.5 Existing Qualifying System transfer of property - $150.
INTERCONNECTION COST. The cost to Customer for all Utility owned and maintained facilities constructed and/or installed by Utility to accommodate the interconnection and safe operation of Customer’s Generator in parallel with Utility's electric system shall be determined in accordance with Utility’s applicable Service Regulations.
INTERCONNECTION COST. 13.1 The non-refundable and non-transferable Interconnection Application Fee to GEA covers only the application process for interconnection of each Qualifying System. Participant must pay the fee in advance when making application. Additional fees are payable to GEA in advance of expansion and/or transfer of the Qualifying System. If Participant has a solar PV and wind system at the same location, these are viewed as two separate Qualifying Systems.
13.2 Qualifying Systems equal to or less than 15kW - $500.
13.3 Qualifying Systems of 16kW – 50kW - $1000.
13.4 Qualifying Systems greater than 50kW – Minimum $1500. Participant is responsible to GEA for all actual costs incurred for Participant’s interconnection and operation of the Qualifying System. These costs include, without limitation: • Engineering impact studies. • Installation verifications and reviews. • Metering installation, operation and maintenance. • Additional facilities required to be installed by GEA for interconnection of the Qualifying System. • GEA System reconfiguration, upgrades and/or modifications including Disconnection Costs resulting from the termination of this Agreement.
13.5 Existing Qualifying System upgrade expansion - $150.
13.6 Existing Qualifying System transfer of property - $150.
INTERCONNECTION COST. Any facilities constructed or installed by PWC and necessary to accommodate the interconnection and safe operation of the Customer’s Generating Facility in parallel with PWC’s electric system shall be furnished under an “Extra Facilities Charges,” or similar, schedule and shall be added to and made part of the utility purchase agreement between PWC and Customer.