Utah Admin. Code R746-312-6 - General Interconnection Request Provisions
(1) Each public utility must designate an
employee, office, or department from which a customer may get basic
interconnection request standard forms, standard form agreements, and
information through an informal process. Upon request, this employee, office,
or department must provide each relevant form, document, and technical
requirement for submittal of a complete application for interconnection review.
Upon request, the public utility must meet with a customer who qualifies for
Level 2 or Level 3 interconnection review, to assist them in preparation of the
application. The standard forms and standard form agreements must be posted on
the public utility's website.
(2)
The interconnection customer must submit each interconnection request, and the
associated forms and agreements, on the public utility's standard forms and
standard form agreements.
(3) The
interconnection request may require the following types of information:
(a) the name of the applicant and basic
customer information;
(b) the type,
size, and specifications of the generating facility;
(c) the level of interconnection review
sought; for example, Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3;
(d) the generating facility installer: for
example, for contractor installations, the name of the appropriately licensed
contractor, or for self-installations, the name of the homeowner or
business;
(e) equipment
certifications, system certifications, or both;
(f) the anticipated date the generating
facility will be operational;
(g)
evidence of site control; or
(h)
other information that the utility considers necessary to conduct an evaluation
as to whether a generating facility may be safely and reliably connected to the
public utility in compliance with this interconnection rule.
(4) Each interconnection request
submitted to a public utility must be accompanied by the required processing
fee.
(5) An interconnection
customer shall keep its original queue position for an interconnection request
if the applicant resubmits its application at a higher level of review within
30 business days of a utility's denial of the application at a lower level of
review.
(6) A public utility may
not be responsible for the cost of determining the rating of equipment owned or
proposed by an interconnection customer or of equipment owned by other local
customers.
(7) Any modification to
machine data or equipment configuration or to the interconnection site of the
generating facility not agreed to in writing by the public utility and the
interconnection customer may be considered a withdrawal of the interconnection
request and may require submission of a new interconnection request unless
proper notification to each party by the other and a reasonable time to cure
the problems created by the changes are undertaken.
(8) Each party receiving confidential
information shall hold the information in confidence and may not disclose it to
any third party or to the public without earlier written authorization from the
party providing that information, except to fulfill obligations under this
rule, or to fulfill legal or regulatory requirements. Each party shall use at
least the same standard of care to protect confidential information received
from the other party as it uses to protect its own confidential
information.
Notes
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