Or. Admin. Code § 860-039-0025 - Application for Net Metering Interconnection
(1) An application for interconnection review
will be submitted on a standard form, available from the public utility and
posted on the public utility's website. The application form will require the
following types of information:
(a) The name
of the applicant and the public utility involved;
(b) The type and specifications of the net
metering facility;
(c) The level of
interconnection review sought; e.g., Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 4;
(d) The contractor who will install the net
metering facility;
(e) Equipment
certifications;
(f) The anticipated
date the net metering facility will be operational; and
(g) Other information that the utility deems
is necessary to determine compliance with these net metering rules.
(2) Within three business days
after receiving an application for Tier 1 or Tier 2 interconnection review, the
public utility will provide written or electronic mail notice to the applicant
that it received the application and whether the application is complete. An
application for interconnection is deemed complete when the public utility
receives the information required by this rule. If the application is
incomplete, the written notice will include a list of all of the information
needed to complete the application. The applicant must provide the listed
information within 10 business days of receipt of the list, or the application
is deemed withdrawn.
(3) An
applicant will retain its original queue position for an interconnection
request if the applicant resubmits its application at a higher tier of review
within 30 business days of a utility's denial of the application at a lower
tier of review.
(4) Each public
utility will designate an employee or office from which an applicant can obtain
basic application forms and information through an informal process. On
request, the public utility must provide all relevant forms, documents, and
technical requirements for submittal of a complete application for
interconnection review under these net metering rules, as well as specific
information necessary to contact the public utility representatives assigned to
review the application.
(5) On
request, the public utility must meet with an applicant who qualifies for Tier
2 or Tier 4 interconnection review to assist them in preparing the
application.
(6) A public utility
will not be responsible for the cost of determining the rating of equipment
owned by a customer-generator or of equipment owned by other local
customers.
(7) At the time of
application, an applicant may choose to simultaneously submit an executed
public utility's standard form interconnection agreement.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 183, ORS 756 & ORS 757
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 756.040 & ORS 757.300
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