Common use of Interconnection Requirements Clause in Contracts

Interconnection Requirements. 3.1 The Customer-Generator and the District shall be subject to the terms, conditions and requirements of the District’s Net Metering Policy. (The District’s Net Metering Policy is made a part of this Agreement and is contained in “Attachment C” of this Agreement.) 3.2 The Customer-Generator shall deliver the available energy to the District’s meter. 3.3 The Customer-Generator shall install metering facilities in accordance with the District’s requirements. 3.4 The Customer-Generator shall install a manual disconnect switch within three feet of the District meter that isolates the Facilities from the District distribution system. The disconnect switch is to be installed between the meter and the Facilities. 3.5 The Customer-Generator shall not interconnect its Facilities with the District distribution system until the following conditions have been satisfied: 3.5.1 Provide to the District a copy of the Customer-Generator’s final inspection clearance from the governmental authority (hereafter referring to the City of Mesquite or ▇▇▇▇▇ County) having jurisdiction over the Facilities. 3.5.2 If the Facilities have changed from the installation described in the Customer-Generator’s application or this Agreement, the Customer-Generator shall submit (within 30days) an Application Change Form, (Attachment D) which is supplied by the District. Failure to notify the District and submit the change form in the specified time frame may result in the termination of this agreement. 3.5.3 The District provides a fully executed copy of this Agreement to the Customer-Generator. 3.5.4 The District inspects the disconnect switch to ensure that the Facilities can be isolated from the District distribution system. 3.5.5 The District performs the voltage testing to ensure compatibility with the existing District distribution system. 3.5.6 The District installs the meter required for net-metering after all fees have been paid. 3.5.7 The customer who accepts the rebate offered by the District is responsible for providing a NEMA 3, 4 Jaw meter base on the exterior of their home, within 5 feet of the manual disconnect, and not more than 6 feet off the ground. This will meter the PV generation. 3.6 For a Net Metering System greater than 10 kilowatts, Customer-Generator agrees to notify the District, five (5) working days prior to the initial testing. The District shall have the right to have a representative present at the initial testing of Customer-Generator’s protective apparatus. 3.7 The District reserves the right to refuse or terminate interconnection of the Customer-Generator’s Facilities if the Customer-Generator fails to meet any of the Interconnection Requirements.

Interconnection Requirements. 3.1 The Customer-Generator and the District shall be subject to the terms, conditions and requirements of the District’s Net Metering Policy. (The District’s Net Metering Policy is made a part of this Agreement and is contained in “Attachment C” of this Agreement.) 3.2 The Customer-Generator shall deliver the available energy to the District’s meter. 3.3 The Customer-Generator shall install metering facilities in accordance with the District’s requirements. 3.4 The Customer-Generator shall install a manual disconnect switch within three feet of the District meter that isolates the Facilities from the District distribution system. The disconnect switch is to be installed between the meter and the Facilities. 3.5 The Customer-Generator shall not interconnect its Facilities with the District distribution system until the following conditions have been satisfied: 3.5.1 Provide to the District a copy of the Customer-Generator’s final inspection clearance from the governmental authority (hereafter referring to the City of Mesquite or ▇▇▇▇▇ County) having jurisdiction over the Facilities. 3.5.2 If the Facilities have changed from the installation described in the Customer-Generator’s application or this Agreement, the Customer-Generator shall submit (within 30days) an Application Change Form, (Attachment D) which is supplied by the District. Failure to notify the District and submit the change form in the specified time frame may result in the termination of this agreement. 3.5.3 The District provides a fully executed copy of this Agreement to the Customer-Generator. 3.5.4 The District inspects the disconnect switch to ensure that the Facilities can be isolated from the District distribution system. 3.5.5 The District performs the voltage testing to ensure compatibility with the existing District distribution system. 3.5.6 The District installs the meter required for net-metering after all fees have been paid. 3.5.7 The customer who accepts the rebate offered by the District is responsible for providing a NEMA 3, 4 Jaw meter base on the exterior of their home, within 5 feet of the manual disconnect, and not more than 6 feet off the ground. This will meter the PV generationmetering. 3.6 For a Net Metering System greater than 10 100 kilowatts, Customer-Generator agrees to notify the District, District five (5) working days prior to the initial testing. The District shall have the right to have a representative present at the initial testing of Customer-Generator’s protective apparatus. 3.7 The District reserves the right to refuse or terminate interconnection of the Customer-Generator’s Facilities if the Customer-Generator fails to meet any of the Interconnection Requirements.

Interconnection Requirements. 3.1 The Customer-Generator and the District shall be subject to the terms, conditions and requirements of the District’s Net Metering Policy. (The District’s Net Metering Policy is made a part of this Agreement and is contained in “Attachment C” of this Agreement.) 3.2 The Customer-Generator shall deliver the available energy to the District’s meter. 3.3 The Customer-Generator shall install metering facilities in accordance with the District’s requirements. 3.4 The Customer-Generator shall install a manual disconnect switch within three feet of the District meter that isolates the Facilities from the District distribution system. The disconnect switch is to be installed between the meter and the Facilities. 3.5 The Customer-Generator shall not interconnect its Facilities with the District distribution system until the following conditions have been satisfied: 3.5.1 Provide to the District a copy of the Customer-Generator’s final inspection clearance from the governmental authority (hereafter referring to the City of Mesquite or ▇▇▇▇▇ County) having jurisdiction over the Facilities. 3.5.2 If the Facilities have changed from the installation described in the Customer-Generator’s application or this Agreement, the Customer-Generator shall submit (within 30days) an Application Change Form, (Attachment D) which is supplied by the District. Failure to notify the District and submit the change form in the specified time frame may result in the termination of this agreement. 3.5.3 The District provides a fully executed copy of this Agreement to the Customer-Generator. 3.5.4 The District inspects the disconnect switch to ensure that the Facilities can be isolated from the District distribution system. 3.5.5 The District performs the voltage testing to ensure compatibility with the existing District distribution system. 3.5.6 The District installs the meter required for net-metering after all fees have been paidmetering. 3.5.7 The customer who accepts the rebate offered by the District is responsible for providing a NEMA 3, 4 Jaw meter base on the exterior of their home, within 5 feet of the manual disconnect, and not more than 6 feet off the ground. This will meter the PV generation. 3.6 For a Net Metering System greater than 10 100 kilowatts, Customer-Generator agrees to notify the District, District five (5) working days prior to the initial testing. The District shall have the right to have a representative present at the initial testing of Customer-Generator’s protective apparatus. 3.7 The District reserves the right to refuse or terminate interconnection of the Customer-Generator’s Facilities if the Customer-Generator fails to meet any of the Interconnection Requirements.