Common use of Special Facilities Clause in Contracts

Special Facilities. 1. Where the Producer requests the Utility to furnish interconnection facilities or where it is necessary to make additions to or reinforcements of the Utility's system and the Utility agrees to do so, such facilities shall be deemed to be special facilities and the costs thereof' shall be borne by the Producer, including such continuing ownership costs as may be applicable. 2. Special facilities are (a) those facilities installed. at the Producer's request which the Utility does not normally furnish under its tariff schedules, or (b) a prorate portion of existing facilities requested by the Producer, allocated for the sole use of such Producer, which would not normally be allocated for such sole use. Unless otherwise provided by the Utility's filed tariff schedules, special facilities will be installed, owned and maintained or allocated by the Utility as an accommodation to the Producer only if acceptable for operation by the Utility and the reliability of service to the Utility's customers is not impaired. 3. Special facilities will be furnished under the terms and conditions of the Utility's "Agreement for installation or Allocation of Special Facilities for Parallel Operation of Nonutility-owned Generation and/or Electrical Standby Service" (Form 79-280, effective June 1984) and its Appendix A, "Detail of Special Facilities Charges" (Form 79-702, effective June 1984). Prior to the Producer signing such an agreement, the Utility shall provide the Producer with a breakdown of special facilities costs in a form having detail sufficient for the information to be reasonably understood by the Producer. The special facilities agreement will include, but is not limited to, a binding quotation of charges to the Producer and the following general terms and conditions: a. Where facilities are installed by the Utility for the Producer's use as special facilities, the Producer shall advance to the Utility its estimated installed cost of the special facilities. The amount advanced is subject to the monthly ownership charge applicable to customer-financed special facilities as set forth in Section I of the Utility's Rule No. b. At the Producer's option, and where such Producer's generation is a qualifying facility and the Producer has established credit worthiness to the Utility's satisfaction, the Utility shall finance those special facilities it deems to be removable and reusable equipment. Such equipment shall include, but not be limited to, transformation, disconnection and metering equipment. c. Existing facilities allocated for the Producer's use as special facilities and removable and reusable equipment financed by the Utility in accordance with Section F.3.b are subject to the monthly ownership charge applicable to Utility-financed special facilities as set forth in Section 1 of Rule 2.

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Sources: Power Purchase Agreement (Ridgewood Electric Power Trust Iii)

Special Facilities. 1. Where the Producer requests the Utility to furnish interconnection intercon- nection facilities or where it is necessary to make additions to or reinforcements of the Utility's system and the Utility agrees to do so, such facilities shall be deemed to be special facilities and the costs thereof' thereof shall be borne by the Producer, including such continuing ownership costs as may be applicable. 2. Special facilities are (a) those facilities installed. installed at the Producer's request which the Utility does not normally furnish under its tariff schedules, or (b) a prorate prorata portion of existing facilities requested by the Producer, allocated for the sole use of such Producer, which would not normally be allocated for such sole use. Unless otherwise provided by the Utility's filed tariff schedules, special facilities will be installed, owned and maintained or allocated by the Utility as an accommodation to the Producer only if acceptable accept- able for operation by the Utility and the reliability of service to the Utility's customers is not impaired. 3. Special facilities Facilities will be furnished under the terms and (N) conditions of the Utility's "Agreement for installation or Allocation of Special Facilities for Parallel Operation of Nonutility-owned Generation and/or Electrical Standby Service" (Form 79-280, effective June 1984) and its Appendix A, "Detail of Special Facilities Charges" (Form 79-702, effective June 1984). Prior to the Producer signing such an agreement, the Utility shall provide the Producer with a breakdown of special facilities costs in a form having detail sufficient for the information to be reasonably understood by the Producer. The special facilities agreement will include, but is not limited to, a binding quotation of charges to the Producer and the following general terms and conditions:: (N) a. Where facilities are installed by the Utility for the (T) Producer's use as special facilities, the Producer shall advance to the Utility its estimated installed cost of the special facilities. The amount advanced is subject to the monthly ownership charge applicable to customer-financed special facilities as set forth in Section I 1 of the Utility's Rule No. 2. b. At the Producer's option, and where such Producer's generation is a qualifying facility 4 and the Producer has established credit worthiness to the Utility's satisfaction, the Utility shall finance those special facilities it deems to be removable and reusable resuable equipment. Such equipment shall include, but not be limited to, transformation, disconnection and metering equipment. c. Existing facilities allocated for the Producer's use as special facilities and removable and reusable resuable equipment financed by the Utility in accordance with Section F.3.b are subject to the monthly ownership charge applicable to Utility-financed special facilities facili- ties as set forth in Section 1 of Rule 2. (T) ----------------------- 4 A qualifying facility is one which meets the requirements established by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's rules (18 Code of Federal Regulations 292) implementing the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (16 U.S.C.A. 796, et seq.).

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Sources: Power Purchase Agreement (Zond Windsystem Partners LTD Series 85 C)