Common use of Participant’s and Qualifying System’s Type Information Clause in Contracts

Participant’s and Qualifying System’s Type Information. (This information must be fully completed by the Participant.)  The Qualifying System shall be located at the following Address*: City: State: TN Zip Code:  Participant Electric Service Account Number:  Participant Type: Residential Commercial or Industrial  Qualifying System Type and Nameplate Capacity: (Please check below.) Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Wind ** Low-Impact Hydro Biomass If Biomass, please specify the fuel type:  Total Nameplate Capacity of Qualifying System: kW DC (kW AC for biomass or synchronous generators) * Note: the Address must match the local power company’s billing system physical address. ** Hydro generation must be located in the Cumberland River watershed or in the Mississippi River, and the Participant must provide documentation that it meets any applicable requirements of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Hydro generation could be located in the Tennessee River watershed only if TVA were to issue a Section 26a permit.

Participant’s and Qualifying System’s Type Information. (This information must be fully completed by the Participant.)  The Qualifying System shall will be located at the following Address*: City: State: TN Zip Code:  Participant Electric Service Account Number:  Participant Type: □ Residential □ Commercial or Industrial  Qualifying System Type and Nameplate Capacity: (Please check below.) □ Solar Photovoltaic (PV) □ Wind □** Low-Impact Hydro □ Biomass If Biomass, please specify the fuel type:  Total Nameplate Capacity of Qualifying System: kW DC (kW AC for biomass or synchronous generators) * Note: the The Address must match the local power company’s billing system physical address. ** Hydro generation must be located in the Cumberland River watershed or in the Mississippi River, and the Participant must provide documentation that it meets any applicable requirements of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Hydro generation could be located in the Tennessee River watershed watershed, but only if TVA were to issue a Section 26a permit.