Surplus Interconnection Service Clause Samples
The Surplus Interconnection Service clause defines the terms under which a party may utilize any unused or excess capacity in an existing interconnection facility. In practice, this clause allows a generator or other entity to connect additional energy resources to the grid using the surplus capacity of an already established interconnection, without requiring a new, separate interconnection agreement. This arrangement streamlines the process for expanding grid access, reduces costs, and maximizes the use of existing infrastructure, thereby addressing the need for efficient and flexible grid integration of new energy resources.
Surplus Interconnection Service. Where this GIA provides for Surplus Interconnection Service and the Energy Displacement Agreement or the Monitoring and Consent Agreement required for Surplus Interconnection Service are no longer in effect, Interconnection Customer shall immediately cease Commercial Operation of the Generating Facility and this GIA shall be deemed terminated. In the event that the Existing Generating Facility retires and/or permanently ceases commercial
Surplus Interconnection Service. Where this SLGIA provides for Surplus Interconnection
Surplus Interconnection Service. Where this SLGIA provides for Surplus Interconnection Service and the Energy Displacement Agreement required for Surplus Interconnection Service are no longer in effect and not replaced by comparable agreements, Interconnection Customer shall immediately cease Commercial Operation of the Generating Facility and this SLGIA shall be deemed terminated. In the event that the Existing Generating Facility retires and/or permanently ceases Commercial Operation, the Surplus Interconnection Service provided under this SLGIA shall terminate except as provided in Section 2.3.1.2 below.
Surplus Interconnection Service