I. DEFINITIONS 1n this Agreement the following terms have the following meanings: - 1.1. "Distribution System" means NSPI's facilities that operate at a nominal voltage of 24,940 V or less, which are used to distribute electric power betwe...
AI summary This section defines key terms in an agreement related to NSPI's distribution system, interconnection processes, and regulatory oversight by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
5. CUSTOMER COVENANTS - 5 .1. The Customer warrants, covenants and agrees as follows: - (a) the Facility will be operated in accordance with NSPl's Interconnection Guidelines. - (b) the Facility and all ancillary equipment will be approved...
AI summary The Customer is required to adhere to specific operational and safety standards for the Facility, including compliance with NSPI's interconnection guidelines, CSA approval, and adherence to electrical codes and safety regulations in Nova Scotia.
1. DEFINITIONS In this Agreement the following terms have the following meanings: - 1.1. "Distribution System" means NSPI's facilities that operate at a nominal voltage of 24,940 V or less, which are used to distribute electric power betwe...
AI summary This section defines key terms related to the interconnection of customer facilities with the distribution system, including definitions for 'Distribution System,' 'Facility,' 'Interconnection,' 'Interconnection Equipment,' and 'Islanding.'
Chetwynd DRO Appeal NSEB IR-1 Attachment 1 Page 2 of 10 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) - 1.6. "Interconnection Guidelines" means NSPI's interconnection guidelines that are posted on the OASIS website located at www. http://oas...
AI summary This document defines key terms related to interconnection guidelines, point of delivery, rates and regulations, standard protection code, and the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) in the context of a Chetwynd DRO Appeal. These definitions are part of the regulatory framework for connecting facilities to the distribution system.
The particulars of the Facility, as defined herein, are as follows: Generator manufacturer Generator model Energy or source type (e.g. hydro, photovoltaic, wind) Nameplate rating (KW) Electric energy storage capability (YES/NO, if YES-desc...
AI summary The document outlines the details of a generator facility, including its manufacturer, model, energy source type, nameplate rating, and location. It references attached schedules for the site plan and single line diagram.
Chetwynd DRO Appeal NSEB IR-1 Attachment 1 Page 3 of 10 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) NSPI is advised of the non-compliance, NSPI may disconnect the Facility immediately as outlined in section 6, Suspension of Interconnection...
AI summary The document outlines the obligations and rights of NSPI and the Customer regarding the operation of a Facility connected to the Distribution System. NSPI may disconnect the Facility for non-compliance, and the Customer must allow NSPI access for inspections and maintenance. NSPI may curtail output without notice in emergencies or for safety, and the Customer waives any claim for compensation.
Chetwynd DRO Appeal NSEB IR-1 Attachment 1 Page 4 of 10 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) - (b) the Facility and all ancillary equipment will be approved by the Canadian Safety Association ("CSA"), or by an agency which is accept...
AI summary The text outlines requirements for the Facility and its ancillary equipment, including approval by recognized standards, compliance with electrical codes, and customer notification regarding synchronization and voltage regulation on NSPI's distribution system.
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