The Interconnection Customer is constructing Sample Clauses
This clause establishes that the Interconnection Customer is responsible for constructing certain facilities or infrastructure necessary for connecting to a utility or transmission system. In practice, it typically outlines the specific components or upgrades the customer must build, such as substations, transmission lines, or other equipment required for interconnection. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate construction responsibilities, ensuring that both parties understand who is accountable for building the necessary assets to enable a successful interconnection.
The Interconnection Customer is constructing a 20MW solar powered electricity generation facility (the “Small Generating Facility”) in Greenwich, New York. The Small Generating Facility will consist of a collector system comprised of eight (8) SMA Sunny Central 2.75MVA solar inverters each coupled with a dedicated 600V/34.5kV 2.75MVA step-up transformer. The output of the eight step-up transformers are aggregated into two (2) parallel medium voltage collection circuits (“Collection Feeder Lines”). The Collection Feeder Lines run to the Interconnection Customer’s Collection Station (“NY 13 Solar Collector Substation”) where it is stepped up to 115kV via a 15/20/25MVA 34.5/115kV transformer. The Point of Interconnection (“POI”) for the Small Generating Facility is Connecting Transmission Owner’s 115kV Mohican-Schaghticoke Line 309 between existing structures 109 and 110. The POI will be approximately 11.6 miles from Connecting Transmission Owner’s Mohican Substation and approximately 17.1 miles from the Connecting Transmission Owner’s Schaghticoke Substation. The Small Generating Facility will interconnect to the Connecting Transmission Owner’s system via a tap. The Point of Change of Ownership (“PCO”) shall be at the line side connection of Interconnection Customer’s disconnect switch (30988) located on the Interconnection Customer’s termination structure inside the NY13 Solar Collector Substation. The Connecting Transmission Owner shall own the insulators, whips and hardware connections to the Interconnection Customer’s disconnect switch. The POI and the PCO are detailed on Figure 1 in Attachment 3.
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The Interconnection Customer is constructing a 20MW solar generation facility located in Chenango Forks, New York (the “Small Generating Facility”). The Small Generating Facility will consist of a collector system comprised of an array of photovoltaic modules supplying energy to: • Five (5) SMA SC 4600 UP inverters; and • Five (5) 34.5 kV/690V; 4600 kVA generator step-up (“GSU”) transformers. The Point of Interconnection (“POI”) for the Small Generating Facility is at the tap of the 34.5kV bus at the Connecting Transmission Owner’s existing 34.5kV Chenango Forks substation. The Point of Change of Ownership (“PCO”) will be at the jaw side terminals of the Interconnection Customer’s group operated disconnect switch located outside the Chenango Forks substation.