Interconnection Rules definition

Interconnection Rules means any applicable Utility Cogeneration Rules developed in accordance with Minnesota Statutes 216B.164 and 216B.1611 that include issues outlined in the State of Minnesota Interconnection Process for Distributed Generation Systems, Distributed Generation Interconnection Requirements, General Interconnection Application, Engineer Data Submittal and Interconnection Agreement.

Interconnection Rules means any applicable Cooperative Cogeneration Rules developed in accordance with Minnesota Statutes 216B.164 and 216B.1611. This includes the issues outlined in the Cooperative Minnesota Distributed Energy Resource Interconnection Process, (C-MIP) which includes the Overview Process, the Simplified Process, the Fast Track Process and the Study Process, the Interconnection Agreement. The interconnection rules also include issues outlined in the State of Minnesota Distributed Generation Interconnection Requirements and future interconnection technical requirements that may supersede the existing technical interconnection requirements in the future.

Interconnection Rules means the Rules relating to interconnection.

Examples of Interconnection Rules in a sentence

• For the interconnection of a Customer Generation Facility, the Company and the Customer shall follow the interconnection procedures set forth in the District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules, Chapter 40 of Title 15 of the DCMR, the “District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules" prior to entering into this Net Energy Metering Contract.

• Each party agrees to attempt to resolve all disputes regarding the provisions of these interconnection procedures pursuant to the dispute resolution provisions of the District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules.

• Each party agrees to attempt to resolve all disputes regarding the provisions of these interconnection procedures pursuant to the dispute resolution provisions of the Maryland Standard Small Generator Interconnection Rules.

• This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth in the Maryland Standard Small Generator Interconnection Rules (COMAR 20.50.09).

• Maryland Standard Small Generator Interconnection Rules – The most current version of the procedures for interconnecting Small Generator Facilities adopted by the Maryland Public Service Commission (COMAR 20.50.09) Parallel Operation or Parallel - The state of operation which occurs when a Small Generator Facility is connected electrically to the Electric Distribution System and the potential exists for electricity to flow from the Small Generator Facility to the Electric Distribution System.

• When a Level 4 Interconnection Feasibility Study, Interconnection System Impact Study, or Interconnection Facility Study or a Level 2 Review of Minor Modifications is required under the District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules, the EDC may require the Interconnection Customer to pay a deposit equal to 50% of the estimated cost to perform the study or review.

• An Electric Supplier's interconnection rules shall be developed by using the Interstate Renewable Energy Council's Model Interconnection Rules and best practices identified by the U.S. Department of Energy.

• This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth in the District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules.

• Capitalized TermsCapitalized terms used herein shall have the meanings specified in the Definitions section of the District of Columbia Small Generator Interconnection Rules or the body of this Agreement.

• Maryland Standard Small Generator Interconnection Rules – The most current version of the procedures for interconnecting Small Generator Facilities adopted by the Maryland Public Service Commission (PROVIDE COMAR REFERENCE) Parallel Operation or Parallel - The state of operation which occurs when a Small Generator Facility is connected electrically to the Electric Distribution System and the potential exists for electricity to flow from the Small Generator Facility to the Electric Distribution System.