Or. Admin. Code § 860-029-0070 - System Emergencies
(1)
Qualifying facility's obligation to provide power during system emergencies: A
qualifying facility is required to provide energy and capacity to a public
utility during a system emergency only to the extent:
(a) Provided by agreement between such
qualifying facility and public utility; or
(b) Ordered under section 202(c) of the
Federal Power Act.
(2)
During any system emergency, a public utility may curtail:
(a) Purchases from a qualifying facility if
such purchases would contribute to such emergency (including net output
requirement); and
(b) Sales to a
qualifying facility, as qualified by section (3) of this rule, provided that
such curtailment is on a nondiscriminatory basis.
(3) Except in cases of practical
impossibility, sales to a qualifying facility that is generating 50 percent or
more of its load, may not be curtailed during a system emergency, or under
mandatory curtailments established by Order No. 78-823, until all other
customers in its class have been fully curtailed.
(4) A qualifying facility that is unable to
deliver power to a public utility owing to curtailment by the public utility
will be relieved of any obligation to sell to the public utility during the
curtailment period.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 183, 756, 757, 758
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 756.040, 758.505 - 758.555
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