Parallel Generation Sample Clauses

Parallel Generation. Renewable Sources - Standard Offer Tariff 12

Parallel Generation. Qualifying Facility - Standard Offer Tariff

Parallel Generation. The Contractor will be responsible for obtaining the required authorisation from the relevant Distribution Network Operator (DNO) with regard to multiple installation of small scale electricity generation covered by G83/1 – application to proceed (G83/1 appendix 2). The make, type and specification of panels, inverters, generation meters and installation components to be used will be selected based on the above Specifications. Empower Community Solar [….] LLP (ECS) has arranged with your landlord (INSERT LANDLORD DETAILS) to potentially install and maintain solar panels and certain other equipment (the Solar Power System) at the house you live in (the Property). ECS will pay for and own the Solar Power System installed at the Property. This Solar Power System will be eligible to receive payments known as feed in tariffs (FITs) under a UK government program to encourage the installation of small-scale renewable energy (the UK FIT Scheme). ECS will have all rights to these feed in tariffs and any other income or benefits generated by the Solar Power System as it will have paid for and own the Solar Power System. ECS needs certain information regarding the Property so that it can arrange for the registration and administration of the Solar Power System under the UK FIT Scheme. The information ECS will need is the Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN) for the Property and the official address associated to that MPAN. An MPAN is a unique number that is linked to the Property. This information is held on a database known as the Electricity Central Online Enquiry Service (ECOES). All of the data on ECOES is managed and protected in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act. The FITs ECS will receive are paid to it by licensed energy suppliers. In some circumstances ECS may need to switch from one licensed energy supplier that is paying it FITs to another licensed energy supplier to continue to receive FITs. If ECS does need to switch, it may want to switch to the same licensed electricity supplier that also supplies electricity to the Property. This would have no impact on your relationship with that licensed electricity supplier or your right to switch electricity suppliers. The name of the licensed electricity supplier that supplies energy to the Property is also held on the ECOES database. ECS also needs your consent so that it can access this information and identify which licensed electricity supplier is supplying electricity to the Property. By signing ...