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This document outlines the terms and conditions for connecting a small generation facility (10 kW or smaller) to Horizon Utilities’ distribution system, including eligibility, technical requirements,

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How to fill out Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement

1. Obtain the Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement form from your local utility provider's website or office.
2. Carefully read through the instructions and terms included with the agreement to understand your rights and obligations.
3. Fill in your personal information including your name, address, and contact details in the appropriate sections of the form.
4. Provide details about the generation facility, including type, capacity, and location of the equipment.
5. Include any required documentation or supporting materials, such as proof of ownership or relevant permits.
6. Indicate whether you wish to connect to the grid and provide any necessary information related to this connectivity.
7. Review the filled-out agreement for completeness and accuracy.
8. Sign and date the agreement in the designated areas.
9. Submit the signed agreement along with any required documents to your utility provider, either electronically or via mail.

Who needs Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

1. Homeowners or businesses looking to install renewable energy generation systems, such as solar panels or wind turbines.
2. Individuals wanting to connect their generation facilities to the electricity grid for self-consumption or for selling excess energy back to the grid.
3. Property developers or businesses involved in energy projects that require a formal agreement with the utility provider.

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What is Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

The Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement is a formal contract between the owner of a micro-embedded generation facility and a utility provider, outlining the terms and conditions for connecting the generation facility to the power grid.

Who is required to file Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

Individuals or entities that own or intend to operate a micro-embedded generation facility, typically with a capacity of 10 kW or less, are required to file this agreement with their utility provider to ensure proper connection and compliance.

How to fill out Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

To fill out the Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement, the applicant must provide detailed information about the generation facility, including its capacity, location, connection details, and any equipment specifications, along with required signatures and any supporting documentation as specified by the utility provider.

What is the purpose of Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

The purpose of the Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement is to establish a clear and legally binding framework for the connection of micro-generation facilities to the electricity grid, ensuring safety, reliability, and effective management of energy produced by these facilities.

What information must be reported on Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement?

The Micro-Embedded Generation Facility Connection Agreement must report information such as the owner's details, installation site, generation capacity, equipment type, grid connection details, and compliance with technical standards and regulations.