Common use of Interconnection Costs Clause in Contracts

Interconnection Costs. ‌ (a) Subject to Schedule 4 the costs of interconnecting the Facility to the System are the responsibility of the RE Supplier. Such costs comprise all costs incurred by the BLPC (as computed in accordance with the normal accounting procedures of the BLPC which are approved by the FTC) that are directly related to the interconnection of the Facility to the System consistent with Good Utility Practice and include the costs of any Interconnection Study or Optional Interconnection Study (if defined in the Interconnection Agreement), installation of equipment, metering, and all incremental modifications to the System (to the extent that such modifications are for the sole benefit of the Facility and are necessary to interconnect the Facility to the System). (b) For clarification, but without limiting the provisions of this Section, the interconnection process can be split into two distinct categories, as follows:

Interconnection Costs. ‌ (a) Subject to Schedule 4 the costs of interconnecting the Facility to the System are the responsibility of the RE Supplier. Such costs comprise all costs incurred by the BLPC BL&P (as computed in accordance with the normal accounting procedures of the BLPC BL&P which are approved by the FTC) that are directly related to the interconnection of the Facility to the System consistent with Good Utility Practice and include the costs of any Interconnection Study or Optional Interconnection Study (if defined in the Interconnection Agreement), installation of equipment, metering, and all incremental modifications to the System (to the extent that such modifications are for the sole benefit of the Facility and are necessary to interconnect the Facility to the System). (b) For clarification, but without limiting the provisions of this Section, the interconnection process can be split into two distinct categories, as follows:

Interconnection Costs. ‌ (a) Subject to Schedule 4 the costs of interconnecting the Facility to the System are the responsibility of the RE Supplier. Such costs comprise all costs incurred by the BLPC (as computed in accordance with the normal accounting procedures of the BLPC which are approved by the FTC) that are directly related to the interconnection of the Facility to the System consistent with Good Utility Practice and include the costs of any Interconnection Study or Optional Interconnection Study (if defined in the Interconnection Agreement), installation of equipment, metering, and all incremental modifications to the System (to the extent that such modifications are for the sole benefit of the Facility and are necessary to interconnect the Facility to the System). (b) For clarification, but without limiting the provisions of this Section, the interconnection process can be split into two distinct categories, as follows: