SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop
Introduction to SCE’s Generator Interconnection Processes with Guidance to Select the Appropriate Path to Interconnection SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Objectives The purpose of this presentation is to: Provide answers to basic interconnection-related questions to prospective generation project* developers Identify the options to interconnect depending on the ultimate use/purpose of the energy produced Guide interconnection customers to the selection of the appropriate interconnection process * In this presentation, the word “project” refers to a generation or energy storage facility (and the assets associated with it) that is intending to be interconnected to SCE’s electric system. SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Interconnection Process
What generation equipment should I use? Who will buy my project’s output? Where should I locate my project? ? ? ? How much will my interconnection cost? ? How long will it take? ? ? How do I participate in the CAISO market?

What Generation Equipment?
SCE does not design your generation or storage facility. The developer chooses the type of technology and technical specifications for the project If the generation owner plans to sell the energy under a specific energy procurement program, there might be requirements (such as size, technology, technical specifications, etc.) to participate in the program. Consult the entity you are selling your energy to. Once you have designed your project and decided to interconnect to SCE’s system, a complete application is required to commence the interconnection process. The application includes: complete detailed technical data regarding the equipment chosen including balance of plant items (e.g., inverters, power system controls, etc.) a site plan, a single-line diagram, demonstration of exclusive rights to use the proposed site, and the applicable review fee or study deposit SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Where Should I Locate my Project?
In general, SCE does not provide recommendations on the project’s location Some of SCE’s energy procurement programs may be targeted for projects located in specific, preferred areas. Consult SCE’s Power Procurement team However, where you locate your facility is important in the interconnection process The interconnection process varies depending on whether the proposed project connects to SCE’s transmission or distribution lines System constraints, such as areas of over-generation, may impact the cost and timing of your interconnection Choosing the right size and location could expedite the interconnection process SCE maps of its distribution circuits provide information that could help developers to size or site a project SCE’s Interconnection Circuit Maps (DERiM) SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

What System Information Is Available to Make Decisions about My Project? At any time, any interested party can request technical information regarding SCE’s electric system around a potential interconnection site. Upon receipt of a completed Pre-Application Report Request and a non-refundable processing fee of $300, SCE will provide available system data. This typically includes: Total Capacity (in MWs) of substation bus Approximate circuit distance between the proposed site and the substation Relevant line section(s) peak line load estimate Number of protective devices and voltage regulating devices between the proposed site and the substation/area Whether or not three-phase power is available at the site Limiting conductor rating from proposed Point of Interconnection to distribution substation Links for more information about how to request a Pre-Application Report: Pre-Application Report Request <link # 9a> under SCE’s WDAT Pre-Application Report Request <link # 9b> under SCE’s Rule 21 SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Who Will Buy My Project’s Output?
Largely depends on who is your intended market: Wholesale market Sales to SCE, CAISO or any other 3rd party under a wholesale contract. It usually requires Seller to become a participant in CAISO’s market. Sell 100% to SCE under a Power Purchase Agreement For more information about the available SCE energy procurement programs, refer to SCE’s Power Procurement website at Self-Generation These are projects built on site for use by, or sale directly to, an energy customer without exporting power for sale into SCE’s system Self-Generation (and Billing Credits) These are projects built on site for use by, or sale directly to, an energy customer that may export excess power to SCE’s system in exchange for “billing credits”. Existing SCE programs that offer billing credits include Net Energy Metering (NEM) and RES-BCT (more on this later) SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

How Do I Participate in the CAISO Market?
CAISO provides information on how to become a market participant at The interconnection process applicable for a project that is intending to be a CAISO’s market participant depends on whether the project interconnects to the transmission or distribution system Refer to CAISO’s “Resource Interconnection Guide” website if your project is connecting to the transmission system Refer to SCE’s [WDAT Page] if your project is interconnecting to SCE’s distribution system Any new project participating in CAISO’s market is required to follow CAISO’s New Resource Implementation (NRI) process SCE encourages developers to become familiar with the NRI process since CAISO requires notice at least 210 days prior to online date. SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

How Much Will it Cost, And How Long Will it Take?
The cost and time to interconnect is determined when the project is evaluated or studied through the applicable interconnection process The next sections of this presentation will provide more details about the available interconnection processes. For each process, we will describe: What tracks are available to evaluate the proposed project and to identify its interconnection requirements (scope, cost, and timing) The timelines for the various tracks, including study timelines, security postings, and negotiation of interconnection agreements How interconnection costs are determined and how financial responsibility is allocated SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

How to Identify the “Right” Interconnection Process Based on the Use/Purpose of the Energy Produced SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Most Common System Configurations
Backup Systems Used by Customers to serve part or all of their electrical needs during a power outage. They are normally operated only when SCE’s electric service is not available. Self-Generation Systems Used by Customers to produce electricity using equipment they (or a third party) own and operate at their site to meet some or all of their energy needs (thus reducing energy use from SCE). Systems for Power Sales Projects that interconnect to SCE’s grid with the intent to sell power will have the option of selling energy and capacity products directly to SCE, CAISO, or any 3rd party in the open market. SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Interconnecting Your Backup System
These systems operate under either one of two modes: Momentary Parallel mode A backup generator that interconnects and operates with SCE’s Distribution System for duration of one (1) second or less through transfer switches or operating schemes specifically designed and engineered for such operation Isolated mode A backup generator that will be isolated and prevented from becoming interconnected with SCE’s Distribution System through a transfer switch or operating scheme specifically designed and engineered for such operation For either one of this systems, the customer must submit a Rule 21“Non-Exporting” Interconnection Request [link]. Refer to SCE’s [backup] webpage for additional information and for complete application requirements SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Backup Systems What to Expect in the Interconnection Process
Following the submittal of the application package and applicable fee, an assigned engineer will review the technical data provided (usually within ten (10) business days) Once the application package is approved, you will be required to demonstrate (via a commissioning test) that your generator complies with Rule 21 Tariff requirements for backup operation (usually within 15 business days or as otherwise agreed) Once all of the technical reviews, and inspections are completed you will receive a notification authorizing the operation of your back up system (usually within 10 business days of completion) Additional Information: Please consult with your local permitting authority to verify any local permitting requirements. SCE does not provide permitting services. SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Self-Generation Systems - Intro
A self-generator uses electricity from a system on site to meet some or all of its energy needs. These systems operate in parallel to SCE’s electrical system. The following are billing programs that helps you take advantage of being a self-generator: Net-Energy Metering (NEM) Self-generators who have eligible renewable energy generation systems connected to SCE and meet program requirements can apply for a rate billing option called Net Energy Metering (NEM). The NEM option allows you to receive a billing credit for the surplus electricity delivered to SCE’s electric grid. This credit will then be applied to your account to offset part of energy charges on your electric bill. Please visit the following link to learn more about this program: Renewable Energy Self-Generation Bill Credit Transfer (RES-BCT) Eligible local governments or campuses that own or operate a qualifying renewable energy generating facility located on their property can apply for RES-BCT. It allows the customer to apply credits for the surplus electricity delivered to SCE’s electric gird to other eligible “benefiting accounts” also owned by the customer. Please visit the following link to learn more about this program: SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Interconnecting Self-Generation Systems
The interconnection process for Self-Generation Systems depends on the program intended: Net-Energy Metering (NEM) Application for Interconnection: Rule 21 Application Form [link] Application Interconnection Fees: none Interconnection Process: Before you can operate your system, you are required to obtain a “permission to operate” letter from SCE. SCE typically issues this letter within thirty (30) business days after the following requirements are met: (1) SCE’s acceptance of a complete NEM Application packet, (2) execution of the appropriate interconnection and generation agreements, and (3) final electrical inspection. For more Information about NEM, please visit Renewable Energy Self-Generation Bill Credit Transfer (RES-BCT) Application for Interconnection: Interconnection of a RESBCT system to SCE’s electric grid requires a Rule 21 Export Application Form [link] Application Interconnection Fees: Depends on applicable track [link] Interconnection Process: Depends on applicable track [link] For more information about RES-BCT, please visit SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Systems for Power Sales - Intro
Generation projects that interconnect to SCE’s grid with intent to sell power operate in parallel with SCE’s electric system. Please make note of the following: In most instances the entity that you intend to sell power to will identify requirements that may affect the interconnection process (such as the size of the project, the expected online date, the desired technology, etc.). The interconnection process you select should satisfy the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) you decide to pursue. Review the terms of the PPA carefully to ensure you apply for the appropriate interconnection agreement. The energy sales under the PPA you pursue will be governed by either the CPUC or FERC. This means that the PPA may require you to choose between the CPUC or FERC jurisdictional interconnection process. SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Systems for Power Sales – Cont’d
INTERCONNECTION SERVICE. New generation projects seeking interconnection to SCE’s electric system are required to obtain “interconnection service”. The following is a list of resources available for information regarding interconnection of generation projects to SCE’s electrical system and how to apply: For information about the CAISO interconnection process, refer to: CAISO’s Generation Interconnection process <link # 10> SCE’s information about the CAISO’s interconnection process <link # 14> For information about SCE’s WDAT interconnection process, refer to: WDAT Interconnection Process <link # 2> FAQs for SCE’s WDAT processes <doc #2> For information about the Rule 21 interconnection process, refer to: o Rule 21 Interconnection Process <link # 3> o FAQs for SCE’s Rule 21 <doc #3> DISTRIBUTION SERVICE. In addition, projects connecting to SCE’s distribution system (either through the WDAT or the Rule 21), are required to obtain “distribution service” with SCE. For more information about the distribution service requirements, refer to <link # 14> SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Interconnection Process 201 (the details)
SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

This Section of the Presentation Focuses on The Interconnection Agreement Process, but realize there are many processes in play on parallel tracks SCE PPA Power Purchase Agreement Application Data Exchange Cert. Verification Contract Scheduling Coordination Various Interdependencies Dependent on program/contract PPA1 CAISO New Resource ImplementationProcess CAISO New Resource Buckets Application 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PGA1 (210 Day Min.) Delivery & $ Settlement Various Interdependencies Dependent on program/contract Stand-By1 Abs. Service SCE Retail Backfeed Power Service Meter Data & Design Submittal Application ISO Meter Verification Service and Stand-By Contract(s) Meter Set Various Interdependencies Dependent on program/contract IA, DSA, PTO1 SCE Interconnection Agreement Application System Impact Study Facilities Study Interconnection Agreement Construction & Execution 1Note: Illustrative only, not all agreements shown Fast Track

Interconnection Process: A Highly Simplified Timeline
Generating / Storage Facility Development Net Energy Metering Distribution System Interconnection & Transmission System Interconnection Pre-Development Work Permitting, Engineering, Financing and Construction Application Interconnection Agreement In-Service Date Testing Commercial Operations Typical Duration 30–90 Days Interconnection Studies, Results Meetings, Financial Security Postings Interconnection Agreement Negotiation And Execution CAISO New Resource Implementation Application Processing Scoping Meeting In-Service Date Testing Commercial Operations Typical Duration 2–3+ Years Fast Track This portion of Fast Track duration (if FT eligible): days SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

The remainder of this presentation is focused Wholesale (CAISO and WDAT) Interconnection Requests SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Grid Voltages SCE’s distribution system – SCE controlled -> WDAT 4kv – 16kv – residential circuits 16 – 33 kV – city/industrial circuits 33 – 66 kV and some 115 kV – sub-transmission SCE’s transmission system – CAISO and SCE controlled -> CAISO Tariff Some 66 kV, some 115 kV – sub-transmission 220 kV – 500 kV – bulk electric system/transmission (16kV Pole) (66kV Pole) (115kV Pole) (220kV Tower) (500kV Tower) SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Interconnection Voltage Interconnection Procedures
Matrix Interconnection Voltage Interconnection Procedures Tariff Jurisdiction Power Offtaker Application Sent To Distribution 12kV - 33kV Some 66kV Some 115kV Rule 21 CPUC SCE Link to fillable forms: WDAT FERC SCE or other wholesale participant Transmission 220kV-500kV CAISO Link to fillable forms: NEM Non-Export, Consumed Onsite Link to fillable forms: SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Rule 21 Flowchart Similar to WDAT Study Process From Here
Initial Review Pass? Application Processing & Deemed “Complete” Evaluation of Screens A - M Interconnection Agreement Options Meeting & Supplemental Review plus Additional Screens Detailed Study & New Application Similar to WDAT Study Process From Here Study Deposit: 5MW or Less $10,000 for System Impact Study $15,000 for Facilities Study >5MW $50,000+ $1,000/MW $2,500 Supplemental Review Fee (Non-Refundable) $800 Application Fee (Non-Refundable) Customer may request an optional Pre-application Report $300 Pre-Application Report Fee (Non-Refundable) Yes No Supplemental Review Yes Detailed Study No

Rule 21 Application Checklist
Rule 21 Application Packet must include: Rule 21 Exporting Interconnection Request (“Application”) $800 Application fee (non-refundable) Single-line diagram and site plan drawings for the existing generating facility. The single-line diagram should be stamped by Professional Engineer All technical data required in the application (which is found in Attachment A) The required technical data would be for the existing generating facility, including the wind turbine manufacturer, model number, nameplate output, desired output, and other items listed in Attachment A which includes balance of plant facilities Site exclusivity documentation is required, but SCE is willing to waive site exclusivity documentation as the facility is already constructed. Application Packet review is completed within ten (10) Business Days of receipt of all documents listed above Single Line needs to have a PE Stamp required (note: existing project is NEM and new project is export, therefore, Site Exclusivity is required, unless SCE deems this is waived, this requirement should be easily met by the military as this is on their base) SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Rule 21 Initial Review Initial Review is conducted within fifteen (15) business days (BD) after receipt of a complete application packet (with all technical data discussed on previous slides) Initial Review analysis: Does generating facility pass the Fast Track screens? If yes, with no identified upgrades = SCE delivers draft interconnection agreement within fifteen (15) BDs of providing initial review results to customer If yes, with some identified upgrades = SCE delivers cost estimate within fifteen (15) BDs of providing initial review results to customer If no, SCE will hold a meeting with customer to determine options, which may include Supplemental Review or Detailed Study. The meeting will be scheduled within five (5) BD of providing initial review results to customer SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Rule 21 Supplemental Review
Customer provides $2,500 supplemental review fee (non-refundable) Supplemental Review determines whether changes to the project and/or changes to SCEs system could be made in order to accommodate desired output of generating facility under Fast Track interconnection process Supplemental Review technical analysis is completed within twenty (20) BD after receipt of supplemental review fee Supplemental Review analysis: Does generating facility pass the Supplemental Review screens to continue interconnection under the Fast Track process? If yes, with no identified upgrades = SCE delivers draft interconnection agreement within fifteen (15) BDs of providing supplemental review results to customer If yes, with some identified upgrades = SCE delivers cost estimate within fifteen (15) BDs of providing supplemental review results to Customer Customer has fifteen (15) BDs to review cost estimate and make a decision to request an interconnection agreement or withdraw If no, interconnection request proceeds under the Detailed Study Process SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Rule 21 Detailed Study Tracks
Three separate Detailed Study Tracks: Independent Study, Distribution Group Study or Transmission Cluster The Electrical Independence Test (Application of Screens Q and R) determines the specific Detailed Study Track for which the project is eligible SCE will inform customer as to the required Study Deposit: $10,000 for Independent Study/Distribution Group System Impact Study $50,000 plus $1,000 per MW for Transmission Cluster Customer signs respective Study Agreement, which outlines the scope and timeline of the System Impact study, typically completed within ninety (90) Calendar Days (CD) Following completion of Study, customer receives a study report and holds a Results Meeting with SCE Study report includes scope, cost, and construction schedule of required facilities System Impact (and Facilities Study if required) results incorporated into a draft interconnection agreement, which SCE delivers to customer within thirty (30) CDs of Results Meeting SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

WDAT and CAISO Flowchart
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Transmission Interconnections Governed by California Independent System Operator Corporation (CAISO) Tariff Transmission interconnections are generally for 115 kV and higher All applications must be submitted to the CAISO CAISO administers its tariff, which is approved by FERC Distribution Interconnections Governed by SCE’s Wholesale Distribution Access Tariff (WDAT) Distribution interconnections are generally below 66 kV All applications must be submitted to SCE SCE administers its tariff, which is approved by FERC SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

WDAT/CAISO Interconnection Requests/Application
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation CAISO Transmission Interconnections A fillable CAISO Interconnection Request form can be found here: WDAT Distribution Interconnections A fillable WDAT Interconnection Request form and request for Distribution Service can be found here: under the subsection Overview Send completed Interconnection Request and Distribution Service Request form along with deposit, Site Plan, Site Exclusivity documentation, and Single Line Diagram to or mail to: Southern California Edison Company Director of FERC Policy & Contracts P.O. Box 800 Rosemead, CA 91770 SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

CASISO/WDAT – Application Checklist
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Completed Interconnection Request, with all requested technical data Site Plan Diagram Single Line Electrical Diagram stamped by a Professional Engineer Site Exclusivity documentation, or In-Lieu Deposit of $100,000 for <20 MW, $250,000 for > 20 MW Note: Site Exclusivity is required for ISP or Fast Track, there is no in-lieu deposit available Study Deposit: For Cluster Study Process and Independent Study Process: $50,000 plus $1,000/MW up to $250,000 maximum For Fast Track: Processing Fee of $500, Study Deposit of $1,000 Request for Distribution Service is separate application for WDAT requests (see Section 15.2 of WDAT) Lack of site exclusivity documentation and lack of technical data are typical reasons for triggering a deficiency notice SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Interconnection Study Process Tracks
Cluster Study Process Default study process No size limit Studies groups of electrically-related generation Cost of upgrades allocated among group based on contribution Deliverability options 2 open windows per year (3/1-3/31 and 10/15-11/15) One study cycle per year – 2 Phases Study deposit: $50,000 plus $1,000 per MW; Max $250,000 3-step security postings Between Phase I and II After Phase II At Start of Construction Features Independent Study Process (ISP) CAISO test for electrical independence SCE test for electrical independence No size limit Deliverability options (deliverability assessed in cluster study process) Apply any time of year System impact study and facilities study Study deposit: $50,000 plus $1,000 per MW; Max $250,000 3-step security postings Deliverability assessment performed in cluster study process Features Fast Track Process Screening process to determine eligibility Limited to 2MW or less on distribution system, 5MW or less on transmission system Customer options meeting and supplemental review if fail Fast Track screens Energy-only deliverability status If pass screens, go directly to interconnection agreement If fail screens, options meeting to evaluate Changes to generation facility Changes to distribution system Or resubmit to ISP or cluster Features 32 SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

CAISO/WDAT Application Options
Energy Only Deliverability Status: Avoids cost of delivery network upgrades Cannot qualify as Resource Adequacy resource Partial or Full Capacity Deliverability Status: Allocated delivery network upgrades in interconnection studies Can qualify as Resource Adequacy resource Must select one or the other Both are subject to curtailment in emergency situations SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

CAISO/WDAT - Scoping Meeting
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Scoping Meeting is designed to provide the Interconnection Customer: Ensure common understanding of Interconnection Customer’s project Ensure understanding of Generator Interconnection Procedures Come to agreement on Point of Interconnection and generator size SCE will provide technical system details, limitations, and information regarding earlier queued projects Outline general study process steps for track chosen by Interconnection Customer and discuss alternative study tracks that might be available Outline next steps 5 Business Days (3BD CAISO) after Scoping Meeting, the Developer must: Provide confirmation on the Point of Interconnection Provide confirmation on Generator Size SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

CAISO/WDAT – Interconnection Studies
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Technical Studies are intended to provide: Impact of generation on SCE’s electric system and/or CAISO grid Scope of facilities required to ensure the safety, reliability, and integrity of the grid: Interconnection Facilities Generator-specific facilities required for interconnection Distribution Upgrades Upgrades to the Distribution System required by Generator or Cluster Network Upgrades Upgrades to the Network (CAISO Controlled Grid) triggered by Generator or Cluster Cost Estimate for required facilities and duration of expected construction SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

CAISO/WDAT - Interconnection Agreement
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Interconnection agreement negotiations commence following completion of studies (or successful eligibility for Fast Track status) Interconnection Agreement is a contract that sets forth the requirements for interconnection, including: scope of required facilities interconnection facilities distribution upgrades network upgrades operational requirements financial responsibility for such facilities required income taxes, financial security, milestones, and other important information Interconnection agreements are executed by all parties and filed for acceptance by FERC Can be filed unexecuted SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Additional CAISO/WDAT Detail: Interconnection Financial Security Formulas First Posting for Network Upgrades: 90 calendar days after Phase I study For Generators over 20 MW, the LOWER of: 15% of total cost responsibility outlined in Phase I study $20,000 per MW $7.5 million For Generators 20 MW and under, the LOWER of: SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Financial Security Formulas (cont’d)
Second Posting for Network Upgrades: 180 calendar days after Phase II study For Generators over 20 MW, the LOWER of: 30% of total cost responsibility outlined in the Phase I or Phase II study, whichever is lower $15 million For Generators 20 MW and under, the LOWER of: $1 million Final Security Posting 100% of Network Upgrades, Distribution Upgrades, and/or Interconnection Facilities at start of construction of said facilities SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Project Implementation
Application Processing Technical Scoping Meeting Technical Studies Interconnection Agreement Project Implementation Once SCE and Customer (and CAISO, if applicable) agree to all terms and conditions in Interconnection Agreement, all parties sign the agreement (and related Distribution Service Agreement, if required) Project Implementation Milestones: SCE commences a “kick off” meeting with Customer and SCE construction personnel to start construction of required facilities SCE holds regular project meetings with SCE project team, which includes representatives from the interconnection customer Interconnection Customer will be responsible for EPC of the electrical system on the Interconnection Customer’s side of the point of change of ownership (unless otherwise specified in the Interconnection Agreement) Any facilities that will be constructed by Interconnection Customer and deeded to SCE will have to be constructed to SCE’s specifications SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Commissioning and Testing
SCE personnel perform commissioning and testing of all new facilities including SCE telemetry and meter CAISO meter personnel install and test CAISO meter SCE issues Initial Synch letter to CAISO ten (10) BDs before in-service date, informing CAISO of new resource in-service date SCE issues a Permission to Operate letter a day after in-service date Generating facility commences commercial operations after completing steps 1-4 listed above SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Alternatives to WDAT/CAISO Cluster Study Process: Independent Study Process Geared for Interconnection Requests that are not dependent on study results of other requests, including earlier queued generation Can apply any time of year Request is evaluated for independence both at CAISO level and at SCE/distribution level, if applicable If eligible, request will be studied via a System Impact Study and a Facilities Study, apart from cluster studies As a result, may achieve interconnection agreement on more expedited timetable (if eligible) SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Alternatives to CAISO/WDAT Cluster Study Process: Fast Track Process
For CAISO-level interconnections, limited to 5 MW or smaller For WDAT distribution-level interconnections, limited to 2 MW or smaller Allows eligible facility to bypass interconnection studies To be eligible, must pass a series of Fast-Track “screens” If pass all screens, can proceed to Interconnection Agreement If do not pass screens, SCE will hold customer options meeting and potential for supplemental review If customer options meeting held, changes could be made to generator or interconnection facilities to enable passing of screens If screens still failed after options meeting, then the IC can reapply under ISP or Cluster SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

Contacts SCE Grid Interconnections Team (where to send interconnection requests) For questions on Interconnection Issues Today’s presentation can be found on SCE.com at the following address [INSERT LINK TO PRESENTATION] SCE Grid Interconnection Workshop

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