Local Delivery Network Upgrades Clause Samples

The Local Delivery Network Upgrades clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for upgrading the infrastructure that delivers services or goods within a specified local area. Typically, this clause details which party is responsible for initiating, funding, and executing necessary improvements to the local delivery network, such as enhancing capacity or updating technology to meet increased demand or regulatory requirements. By clearly assigning duties and setting expectations for upgrades, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that the delivery network remains capable of supporting the parties' ongoing operations.
Local Delivery Network Upgrades. If the Interconnection Customer has an Option (A) Generating Facility, or if the Interconnection Customer has an Option
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Local Delivery Network Upgrades i. If the Interconnection Customer has an Option (A) Generating Facility, the Interconnection Customer shall be entitled to a repayment equal to the total amount the Interconnection Customer paid to the Distribution Provider for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades. ii. If the Interconnection Customer has an Option (B) Generating Facility and has been allocated TP Deliverability and continues to be eligible to retain such TP Deliverability pursuant to Appendix DD of the ISO Tariff, the Interconnection Customer shall be entitled to repayment of a portion of the total amount paid to the Distribution Provider for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades. The repayment amount shall be determined by dividing the amount of TP Deliverability received by the amount of TP Deliverability requested by the Interconnection Customer, and multiplying that percentage by the total amount paid to the Distribution Provider by the Interconnection Customer for Local Delivery Network Upgrades. However, the Interconnection Customer may be entitled to receive Congestion Revenue Rights from the ISO in accordance with the ISO Tariff for that portion of its Local Delivery Network Upgrades that are not covered by cash repayment. iii. If the Interconnection Customer has an Option (B) Generating Facility and has not been allocated any TP Deliverability pursuant to Appendix DD of the ISO Tariff, the Interconnection Customer shall not be entitled to repayment of the amount paid to the Distribution Provider for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades. However, the Interconnection Customer may be entitled to receive Congestion Revenue Rights from the ISO in accordance with the ISO Tariff for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades that are not covered by cash repayment.
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Local Delivery Network Upgrades. (i) If Interconnection Customer has an Option (B) Generating Facility, and has been allocated and continues to be eligible to receive TP Deliverability pursuant to the CAISO RIS, Interconnection Customer shall be entitled to repayment of a portion of the total amount paid to Distribution Provider for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades for which it is responsible, as set forth in Appendix I. The repayment amount shall be determined by dividing the amount of TP Deliverability received by the amount of deliverability requested by Interconnection Customer, and multiplying that percentage by the total amount paid to Distribution Provider by Interconnection Customer for Local Delivery Network Upgrades (ii) If Interconnection Customer has an Option (B) Generating Facility and has not been allocated any TP Deliverability, Interconnection Customer shall not be entitled to repayment for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades. (iii) If Interconnection Customer has an Option (A) Generating Facility, Interconnection Customer shall be entitled to a repayment equal to the total amount paid to Distribution Provider for the costs of Local Delivery Network Upgrades for which it is responsible, as set forth in Appendix I.
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Local Delivery Network Upgrades. None identified in the Phase II Interconnection Study.
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