Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement Sample Clauses
The 'Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement' clause defines the conditions and procedures under which the agreement between a generator and the transmission provider can be ended. This clause typically outlines the rights of either party to terminate the agreement, the required notice periods, and any obligations that must be fulfilled upon termination, such as final payments or disconnection procedures. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and orderly process for ending the contractual relationship, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes if either party needs to exit the agreement.
Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement. The classification of a Large Generating Facility as Retired will be grounds for the termination of its Standard Large Facility Interconnection Agreement (LGIA). The ISO will file with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission a notice of termination of the LGIA as soon as practicable after the Large Generating Facility is Retired. The termination of a non-conforming pro forma LGIA will be effective only upon acceptance by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission of the notice of termination and proposed effective date. Upon the effective date of the termination of the LGIA access to the Point of Interconnection of the Large Generating Facility will be available on a non-discriminatory basis pursuant to the ISO’s applicable interconnection and transmission expansion processes and procedures.
Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement. The classification of a Large Generating Facility as Retired will be grounds for the termination of its Standard Large Facility Interconnection Agreement (LGIA). The ISO will file
Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement. The classification of a Large Generating Facility as Retired will be grounds for the termination of its Standard Large Facility Interconnection Agreement (LGIA). The ISO will file with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission a notice of termination of the LGIA as soon as practicable after the Large Generating Facility is Retired. The termination of a non-conforming pro forma LGIA will be effective only upon acceptance by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission of the notice of termination and proposed effective date. Upon the effective date of the termination of the LGIA access to the Point of Interconnection of the Large Generating Facility will be available on a non-discriminatory basis pursuant to the ISO’s applicable interconnection and transmission expansion processes and procedures. Language filed in Docket No. ER19-467-000, et al., that was accepted in an order issued December 20, 2019, is not yet effective. It is shown in italics in this tariff section.
Termination of the Standard Large Generator Interconnection Agreement. The classification of a Large Generating Facility as Retired will be grounds for the