Common use of Scope and Limitations of Agreement Clause in Contracts

Scope and Limitations of Agreement. This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2 and Level 3 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (“NJ BPU”) regulations. This Agreement is applicable to conditions under which the EDC and the Customer-Generator agree that one or more generating facilities as further described in Part 1 ("Facility” or “Facilities”), with an installed nameplate gross capacity of kW, and are to be interconnected at distribution voltages that do not fall under PJM’s jurisdiction, may be interconnected to the EDC's system. The facility may be used for exporting retail electricity to the EDC’s distribution system only as required for specific net metering regulations stipulated by the NJ BPU. Other than these regulations pertaining to netting generation credits for excess generation, this Agreement does not constitute an agreement to purchase or deliver the Customer-Generator’s power. This Agreement is not applicable to purchases of power under any EDC Qualifying Facility power purchase tariff, or for wholesale transactions as defined by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”), and which are included as part of a PJM Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (“WMPA”). A WMPA uses a separate form of Interconnection Agreement with the EDC.

Scope and Limitations of Agreement. This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2 and Level 3 Community Solar Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (“NJ BPU”) regulations. This Agreement is applicable to conditions under which the EDC and the Customer-Customer- Generator agree that one or more generating facilities as further described in Part 1 Attachment A ("Facility” or “Facilities”), with an installed nameplate gross capacity of kW, and are to be interconnected at distribution voltages that do not fall under PJM’s jurisdiction, may be interconnected to the EDC's system. The facility may be used for exporting retail electricity to the EDC’s distribution system only as required for specific net metering regulations stipulated by the NJ BPU. Other than these regulations pertaining to netting generation credits for excess generation, this Agreement does not constitute an agreement to purchase or deliver the Customer-Customer- Generator’s power. This Agreement is not applicable to purchases of power under any EDC Qualifying Facility power purchase tariff, or for wholesale transactions as defined by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”), and which are included as part of a PJM Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (“WMPA”). A WMPA uses a separate form of Interconnection Agreement with the EDC.

Scope and Limitations of Agreement. This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2 and Level 3 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (“NJ BPU”) regulations. This Agreement is applicable to conditions under which the EDC and the Customer-Customer- Generator agree that one or more generating facilities as further described in Part 1 Attachment A ("Facility” or “Facilities”), with an installed nameplate gross capacity of kW, and are to be interconnected at distribution voltages that do not fall under PJM’s jurisdiction, may be interconnected to the EDC's system. The facility may be used for exporting retail electricity to the EDC’s distribution system only as required for specific net metering regulations stipulated by the NJ BPU. Other than these regulations pertaining to netting generation credits for excess generation, this Agreement does not constitute an agreement to purchase or deliver the Customer-Customer- Generator’s power. This Agreement is not applicable to purchases of power under any EDC Qualifying Facility power purchase tariff, or for wholesale transactions as defined by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”), and which are included as part of a PJM Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (“WMPA”). A WMPA uses a separate form of Interconnection Agreement with the EDC.

Scope and Limitations of Agreement. This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2 Xxxxx 0 and Level 3 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (“NJ BPU”) regulations. This Agreement is applicable to conditions under which the EDC JCP&L and the Customer-Generator agree that one or more generating facilities as further described in Part 1 ("Attachment A, Application for Interconnection & Description of Generating Facility” or “Facilities”), attached hereto and made part of this Agreement, with an installed nameplate gross capacity of kWkW AC, and are to be interconnected at distribution voltages that do not fall under PJM’s jurisdiction, may be interconnected to the EDCJCP&L's system. The facility may be used for exporting retail electricity to the EDCJCP&L’s distribution system only as required for specific NJ BPU net metering regulations stipulated by the NJ BPUregulations. Other than these regulations pertaining to netting generation credits for excess generation, this Agreement does not constitute an agreement to purchase or deliver the Customer-Generator’s power. This Agreement is not applicable to purchases of power under any EDC JCP&L Qualifying Facility power purchase tariff, or for wholesale transactions as defined by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”), and which are included as part of a PJM Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (“WMPA”). A WMPA uses a separate form of Interconnection Agreement with the EDC.JCP&L.

Scope and Limitations of Agreement. This Agreement shall be used for all approved Level 2 Xxxxx 0 and Level 3 Interconnection Requests according to the procedures set forth by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ (“NJ BPU”) regulations. This Agreement is applicable to conditions under which the EDC and the Customer-Customer- Generator agree that one or more generating facilities as further described in Part 1 Attachment A ("Facility” or “Facilities”), with an installed nameplate gross capacity of kW, and are to be interconnected at distribution voltages that do not fall under PJM’s jurisdiction, may be interconnected to the EDC's system. The facility may be used for exporting retail electricity to the EDC’s distribution system only as required for specific net metering regulations stipulated by the NJ BPU. Other than these regulations pertaining to netting generation credits for excess generation, this Agreement does not constitute an agreement to purchase or deliver the Customer-Customer- Generator’s power. This Agreement is not applicable to purchases of power under any EDC Qualifying Facility power purchase tariff, or for wholesale transactions as defined by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”), and which are included as part of a PJM Wholesale Market Participation Agreement (“WMPA”). A WMPA uses a separate form of Interconnection Agreement with the EDC.