Member Facility Sample Clauses

Member Facility. The Member Facility:
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Member Facility. The Member’s Facility shall mean the generating facility described in the Generator Interconnction Application and as approved by the Cooperative (the “Member Facility”). The Member Facility shall be located on the Premises and will interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative’s electric power supply and distribution system. Member shall be responsible for the operation of the Member Facility, shall be competent in the operation of the electrical generation system, and shall obtain and maintain all required permits and approvals. Any modifications to the Member Facility can only be made following the written approval of the Cooperative. Any change in generating technology or any increase in generator size of the Member Facility is not permitted, unless specifically agreed to by the Coopera- tive in writing.
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Member Facility. The Member’s Facility shall mean the generating facility described in the Generator Interconnection Application and as approved by the Cooperative (the “Member Facility”). The Member Facility shall be located on the Premises and will interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative’s electric power supply and distribution system. Member shall be responsible for the operation of the Member Facility, shall be competent in the operation of the electrical generation system, and shall obtain and maintain all required permits and approvals. Member Facility generator size shall not exceed 100 kw. Any modifications to the Member Facility can only be made following the written approval of the Cooperative. Any change in generating technology or any increase in generator size of the Member Facility is not permitted, unless specifically agreed to by the Cooperative in writing. Separate metering shall be installed at the member’s expense to determine generation output. The Member-Consumer Facility must deliver, to the Cooperative’s system, all energy generated.
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Member Facility. The Member’s Facility shall mean the generating facility described in the Generator Interconnection Application and as approved by the Cooperative (the “Member Facility”). The Member Facility shall be located on the Premises and will interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative’s electric power supply and distribution system. Member shall be responsible for the operation of the Member Facility, shall be competent in the operation of the electrical generation system, and shall obtain and maintain all required permits and approvals. Member Facility generator size shall not exceed the requirements specified under 'Member Eligibility" in the Distributed Renewable Energy Program. Any modifications to the Member Facility can only be made following the written approval of the Cooperative. Any change in generating technology or any increase in generator size of the Member Facility is not permitted, unless specifically agreed to by the Cooperative in writing.
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Member Facility. The Member's Facility shall mean the generating facility described in the Generator Interconnection Application (attached as Exhibit A) and as approved by the Cooperative (the "Member Facility"). The Member Facility shall be located on the Premises and will interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative's electric power supply and distribution system. Member shall be responsible for the operation of the Member Facility, shall be competent in the operation of the electrical generation system, and shall obtain and maintain all required permits and approvals. Member Facility generator size shall not exceed 100 kw. Any modifications to the Member Facility can only be made following the written approval of the Cooperative. Any change in generating technology or any increase in generator size of the Member Facility is not permitted, unless specifically agreed to by the Cooperative in writing. Separate metering shall be installed at the member’s expense to determine generation output. The Member-Consumer Facility must deliver, to the Cooperative’s system, all energy generated
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Member Facility. The Member's Facility shall mean the solar or wind generating facility described in Exhibit A and as approved by the Cooperative (the "Member Facility"). The Member Facility shall be located on the Premises and will interconnect and operate in parallel with the Cooperative's electric power supply and distribution system. The operation of the Member Facility is intended primarily to offset part or all of Member's own electrical requirements presently supplied by the Cooperative. Member shall be responsible for the operation of the Member Facility, shall be competent in the operation of the electrical generation system, and shall obtain and maintain all required permits and approvals. Member Facility generator size shall not exceed the requirements specified under 'Member Eligibility" in the Net Metering or Distributed Renewable Energy Programs. Any modifications to the Member Facility can only be made following the written approval of the Cooperative. Any change in generating technology or any increase in generator size of the Member Facility is not permitted, unless specifically agreed to by the Cooperative in writing.
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