Safety, Power Quality and Interconnection Requirements: Transmission Line Loss Avoided Costs at Substation Each December the account will be cleared of any credit balance by the issuance of a check for the credit balance to the customer.Īdditional energy may be purchased by the Cooperative at a cost agreed to by it and the Customer-Provider.Ĭredits made to the customer for generation onto the Cooperative’s distribution system will be calculated as follows: In the event the customer develops a credit balance during a billing period, the credit balance will be applied to the next month’s billing charges. All electricity credited by the Cooperative will be credited at AVOIDED ENERGY COST, with this kWh credit appearing on the bill for the billing period. Whenever the electricity generated by the Customer’s distributed generation exceeds the Customer’s consumption, that excess electricity is credited by the Cooperative. All electricity supplied by the Cooperative shall be billed by the Cooperative in accordance with its tariffs plus the INCREMENTAL SERVICE COST. Whenever the Customer’s consumption exceeds the electricity generated by the Customer’s distributed generation system, that electricity is supplied by the Cooperative. Payments for power purchased from distributed generation shall be as described below. Incremental service costs for MBS customers will include: Incremental Service Costs $10.00 per monthįor Commercial/Industrial customers on the MBS rate, the incremental service costs will be determined on a case by case basis by the Cooperative. The Customer agrees to cover all incremental service costs billed monthly as outlined below. Use solar photovoltaic system, fuel cell or wind generation.Larger applications are at the sole discretion of the Cooperative.

Have peak generating capacity of not more than 10 kW for residential applications and not more than 100 kW for commercial applications.

Be intended primarily to offset part or all of the Customer’s requirement for electricity, and.

Be connected to and operate in parallel with the Cooperative’s distribution facilities, and.

Be located on the Customer’s premises, and.

Be owned and operated by a Customer of the Cooperative for production of electrical energy, and.(Georgia Cogeneration and Distributed Generation Act of 2001). The solar photovoltaic, fuel cell or wind generation must be eligible for participation subject to terms and provisions of O.C.G.A. Applicability:Īpplicable to all Customers desiring to install solar photovoltaic, fuel cell or wind generation and/or to sell electrical energy to the Cooperative produced by a distributed generation facility connected after January 1, 2016. Sawnee's Dispersed Generation Interconnection Procedure can be obtained by selecting one of the links below.All qualified customers in the area served by the Cooperative. Sawnee's Dispersed Generation Interconnection Policy (PDF). Given the unique nature of interconnection requests and loads, all parties interested in interconnecting with Sawnee’s distribution facilities are required to direct all requests to Blake House Vice President of Member Services.įor more information on your solar options, please visit our Photovoltaic Systems (Solar) page. Dispersed generation loads may qualify for access to Sawnee EMC’s Net Energy Metering Rate Rider (NEM) (PDF). Shown in the lower portion of the right navigation panel of this page are Sawnee’s Dispersed Generation Interconnection policies, agreement, procedure and various related forms and information.

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