Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement Sample Clauses

A Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement is a contractual arrangement that allows an existing interconnection customer to share unused or surplus capacity at a point of interconnection with another generating facility. This agreement typically outlines the terms under which the surplus capacity can be utilized, including technical requirements, operational protocols, and any necessary approvals from the transmission provider. Its core practical function is to maximize the efficient use of existing interconnection infrastructure, enabling additional generation resources to connect to the grid without requiring new or separate interconnection studies and upgrades, thereby reducing costs and streamlining the process for all parties involved.
Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. Within fifteen (15) Business Days after the date on which Transmission Provider completes a record of decision under NEPA or other appropriate NEPA document, or the parties have completed the negotiation process, whichever is later, Transmission Provider will decide whether to offer a final Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement to Surplus Interconnection Customer. If Transmission Provider decides to offer the Surplus Interconnection Customer an executable Surplus Interconnection Agreement, Transmission Provider will also tender an amended LGIA to the existing Interconnection Customer. Both the Surplus Interconnection Customer and the existing Interconnection Customer shall have 30 Business Days or another mutually agreeable timeframe to sign and return the Surplus interconnection agreement and the amended LGIA respectively. If the Surplus Interconnection Customer or the existing Interconnection Customer does not sign their respective agreements, the Surplus Interconnection Request shall be deemed withdrawn. After the Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement and the amended LGIA is signed by the parties, Surplus Interconnection Service shall proceed under the provisions of that agreement, and Interconnection Service shall proceed under the provisions of the amended LGIA.
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Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. 3.3.5.1 If the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer requests to negotiate a Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement as provided for in Sections 3.3.3.4 or 3.3.4.4 above, Transmission Provider will tender to the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer a draft Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement within sixty (60) Calendar Days. The Surplus Interconnection Service Customer and Existing Customer (if the Existing Customer or its affiliate is not the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer) shall provide comments to Transmission Provider within thirty (30) Calendar Days following receipt of the draft Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. 3.3.5.2 Transmission Provider, the Existing Customer (if the Existing Customer or its affiliate is not the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer), and the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer shall coordinate as necessary to establish the necessary conditions of Surplus Interconnection Service, such as the term of operation, the limitation on total combined Generating Facility output at the Point of Interconnection, if applicable, and the mode of operation for energy production (i.e., common or singular operation), and to establish the roles and responsibilities of the Parties for maintaining the operation of the Interconnection Facilities. 3.3.5.3 Transmission Provider shall decide whether to offer to the applicable Parties a final Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement based on the conclusions Transmission Provider reaches in a record of decision under NEPA, or other such appropriate NEPA document, concerning the Surplus Interconnection Service Request; provided, that this decision shall not be subject to dispute resolution. If Transmission Provider decides to offer a final Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement, Transmission Provider shall use Reasonable Efforts to do so with thirty (30) Calendar Days after the relevant record of decision under NEPA, or other such appropriate NEPA document, has been completed. If Transmission Provider decides to offer a final Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement, Transmission Provider shall have that final agreement executed by the applicable Parties.
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Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. If the Transmission Provider approves the request for Surplus Interconnection Service, the Transmission Provider, the original Interconnection Customer, and the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer shall enter into a Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement for the requested Surplus Interconnection Service. The Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement must reflect the: (i) term of operation; (ii) Interconnection Service limit; (iii) mode of operation for energy production; and (iv) roles and responsibilities of the parties for maintaining the operation of the Generating Facility within the parameters of the Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. The Transmission Provider shall file the Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement with the FERC. If the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer disputes an issue in the Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement, the Transmission Provider must file the unexecuted Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement with the Commission, if requested to do so by the Surplus Interconnection Service Customer.
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Surplus Interconnection Service Agreement. 3.3.5.1 If the Requesting Customer requests to negotiate an agreement for Surplus Interconnection Service, the Transmission Provider will tender a draft agreement for Surplus Interconnection Service within sixty (60) Calendar Days. The Requesting Customer and Existing Customer (if the Existing Customer or its affiliate is not the Requesting Customer) shall provide comments to Transmission Provider within thirty (30) Calendar Days following receipt of the draft agreement. 3.3.5.2 Transmission Provider, the Existing Customer (if the Existing Customer or its affiliate is not the Requesting Customer), and the Requesting Customer shall coordinate as necessary to establish conditions of the service, such as the term of operation, the interconnection service limit, and the mode of operation of energy production, and to establish roles and responsibilities of the parties for maintaining the operation of the Interconnection Facilities. 3.3.5.3 Within thirty (30) Calendar Days after comments are submitted, the Transmission Provider shall tender a final agreement for Surplus Interconnection Service to the Requesting Customer and Existing Customer (if
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