Commercial Requirements

Generating customers intending to connect to ATCO Electric's distribution system are required to meet the commercial requirements established by ATCO Electric in its Board approved tariff. One of the important components of this tariff is the incremental treatment approach of interconnection costs to the distribution system whereby Generating customers are responsible for all incremental costs associated with connecting the generator to the distribution system. These costs will be outlined to you in ATCO Electric's proposal for electric service. Other important components of the tariff include:

Price Schedule D32

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This price schedule comprises the delivery charges for generating customers who require standby power to on-site load. It also addresses the manner in which operations & maintenance charges and administration & general charges are applied to the incremental interconnection costs charged to the generating customer.

Terms and Conditions for Distribution Service Connections

This document governs the business relationship between the generating customer and ATCO Electric. It outlines the rules for interconnection and the obligations of both the customer and the company. It is important to understand your rights and obligations before taking service. 

 

Section 9.0 of the Terms and Conditions

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Section 9 of the Terms and Conditions was developed specifically for generating customers.

 

Electric Service Agreement for Generating Customers

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This Electric Service Agreement brings all of the above commercial pieces together. Your ATCO Electric representative will work with you to help answer your questions and ensure you understand the provisions as set out in your Tariff.

There may be circumstances where the generator is embedded in an existing load site, whereby the contract terms at the load site would be transferred to D32.

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