Generator Qualifications Sample Clauses
The Generator Qualifications clause defines the minimum standards and requirements that a generator must meet to participate in a contract or project. This typically includes technical specifications, certifications, operational experience, and compliance with relevant regulations or industry standards. For example, a generator may need to demonstrate a certain capacity, maintain up-to-date safety certifications, or have a proven track record of reliable operation. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only qualified and capable generators are involved, thereby reducing operational risks and ensuring the reliability and safety of the project or service.
Generator Qualifications. Is Generator powered from a Nonfossil Fuel Source? X Yes No Type of Nonfossil Fuel Source: PV CSP WindOther Hydro PV Array DC Rated Output: kW PV Array AC Rated Output: kW Maximum Site Load without Generator Capability: kW Maximum Generator Capability: kW Minimum Site Load without
Generator Qualifications. All data collected in Sections 2, 3, and 4 are applicable only to the generator facility, NOT the necessary interconnection facilities
Generator Qualifications. Check all that apply (include Exhibit A-1 for all but Photovoltaic):
Generator Qualifications. Type of Generating Facility or Nonfossil Fuel Source Solar Wind Hydro Biomass Hybrid System (consisting of 2 or more other types of systems) Maximum Site Load without Generation: kW Maximum Generating Capability: kW Minimum Site Load without Generation: kW Maximum Export: kW Type of Generator: Synchronous Induction DC Generator or Solar with Inverter Generator (or solar collector) Manufacturer, Model Name & Number: Total Capacity Rating in kW (for Inverter Manufacturer, Model Name & Number (if used): (A copy of Inverter Nameplate and Manufacturer’s Specification Sheet may be substituted) Rating in kW: Energy Storage Device Capacity (if used): Rating in kW: Fault Current Contribution of Generator: Amps
Generator Qualifications. Is QREG powered from a renewable energy source? Yes No Type of Qualifying Renewable Energy Source (if applicable): Solar Wind Other If Other, Please Describe: If Wind, Maximum Height: QREG Manufacturer, Model Name & Number: Output Power Rating in kWDC: Nominal DC Voltage in VDC: Number of Units to be Installed: Inverter Manufacturer, Model Name & Number: Output Rating in kWAC: Current Rating in AmpsAC: Voltage Rating in VAC: Power Factor %: _ Frequency in Hz: Harmonic Distortion Rating in Hz: Number of Inverters to be Installed: Maximum Installed System Output Power Rating in kWAC: Single Line Diagram (Required) attached? Yes Site Plan (Required) attached? Yes Will the QREG Facility include Battery Storage? Yes No If “no”, the Customer may not install battery storage at any time without prior written approval by the Borough. If “yes” the installed battery storage must comply with the National Electric Code, the Borough’s “Technical Requirements Covering Renewable Inverter-Based Customer Generators of 10 Kilowatts or Less and Interconnected with the Borough of Chambersburg Electric System” (“Technical Requirements”), and any applicable Borough requirements. Battery Storage Manufacturer, Model Name & Number: Battery Type: Battery Storage Capacity: Number of Batteries: Per the “Net Metering Rider for Renewable Inverter-Based Customer Generators of 10 Kilowatts or Less,” a QREG Facility must install isolation device(s) whether AC or DC as described in Section 8e below. The customer is obligated to maintain the QREG Facility and Customer Owned Generation Disconnect Switch(s) in compliance with the National Electric Code, IEEE 1547 and UL 1741(or subsequent approved revisions thereof) at all times during which the QREG Facility is interconnected with the Borough’s electric system. Failure to maintain the QREG Facility and Customer Owned Generation Disconnect Switch(s) in such condition shall be grounds for disconnection of the QREG Facility and termination of this Application/Agreement. Per the “Net Metering Rider for Renewable Inverter-Based Customer Generators of 10 Kilowatts or Less,” a QREG Facility must prominently display the Borough-installed Warning Labels on the meter base(s) and isolation device(s). The Warning Labels are intended to protect the safety of Borough personnel, emergency personnel, and others who might be working at the facility by notifying them of the fact that electricity is being generated on the customer’s premises. The customer shall...
Generator Qualifications. Type of Generating Facility or Nonfossil Fuel Source ✔ Solar Wind Hydro Biomass Hybrid System (consisting of 2 or more other types of systems) Maximum Site Load without Generation: Curr Max Demand kW Maximum Generating Capability: PV System Max kW Minimum Site Load without Generation: Curr Min Demand kW Maximum Export: PV System Max kW Type of Generator: Synchronous Induction ✔ DC Generator or Solar with Inverter Generator (or solar collector) Manufacturer, Model Name & Number: Sharp NU-U235F3, Qty. 170 Total Capacity Rating in kW (for .2117 kW (PTC) x 170 = 35.90 kW (PTC) solar kWDC): 35.90 kW (PTC) Inverter Manufacturer, Model Name & Number (if used): Enphase M190-72-240, Qty. 170 (A copy of Inverter Nameplate and Manufacturer’s Specificati 0.19 kW x 170 = 32.30 kW on Sheet may be substituted) Rating in kW: 32.30 kW Energy Storage Device Capacity (if used): Rating in kW: List if Battery Backup Used Fault Current Contribution of Generator: Amps