Self-generator definition
Self-generator means an entity in this state that owns or hosts on its premises an electric generation facility that produces electricity primarily for the owner's consumption and that may provide any such excess electricity to another entity, whether the facility is installed or operated by the owner or by an agent under a contract.
Self-generator means a person, other than an electric company, natural gas company, electric cooperative, or municipal utility, who generates, by means of an on-site facility wholly owned by or leased in its entirety to such person, electricity solely for its own consumption, except for inadvertent unscheduled deliveries to the electric utility furnishing electric service to that self-generator. A person who generates electricity which is consumed by any other person, including any owner, shareholder, member, beneficiary, partner, or associate of the person who generates electricity, is not a self-generator. For purposes of this subsection, “on-site facility” means an electric power generating plant that is wholly owned by or leased in its entirety to a person and used to generate electricity solely for consumption by such person on the same parcel of land on which such plant is located or on a contiguous parcel of land. For purposes of this subsection, “parcel of land” includes each separate parcel of land shown on the tax list.
Self-generator means an end-use customer in Rhode Island that displaces all or
More Definitions of Self-generator
Self-generator means an entity in this state that owns or hosts on its premises an electric generation facility that produces electricity primarily for the owner's consumption and that may provide any such excess electricity to another
Self-generator means an entity in this state that owns an electric generation facility that produces electricity primarily for the owner's consumption and that may provide any such excess electricity to retail electric service providers, whether the facility is installed or operated by the owner or by an agent under a contract.
Self-generator means a person who generates electricity only for his or her own use and, as the case may be, for the provision of excess electricity to a network licensee, and the term “self-generate” shall be construed accordingly;
Self-generator means a person, other than an electric company, natural gas company, electric cooperative, or municipal utility, who generates, by means of an on-site facility wholly owned by or leased in its entirety to such person, electricity solely for its own consumption, except for inadvertent unscheduled deliveries to the electric utility furnishing electric service to that self-generator. A person who generates electricity which is consumed by any other person, including any owner, shareholder, member, beneficiary, partner, or associate of the person who generates electricity, is not a self-generator. For purposes of this
Self-generator means a person, other than the Public Utility, an independent power producer or an operator of a microgrid, who generates or stores electricity for his own use and for supply to another, and includes a person described in section 9(2)(a) and (b);
Self-generator means an entity in this state that owns or hosts on its premises property the entity controls an electric generation facility that produces electricity primarily for the owner's consumption and that may provide any such excess electricity to another entity, whether the and that meet all the following:
Self-generator means an entity in this state that owns or hosts on its premises property the entity controls an electric generation facility that produces electricity primarily for the owner's consumption and that may provide any such excess electricity to another entityone or more other entities, whether the facility is installed or operated by the owner or by an agent a third party under a contract, including a lease, purchase power agreement, or other service contract.