Michigan Administrative Code
Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Public Service Commission
Interconnection and Distributed Generation Standards
Part 2 - INTERCONNECTION STANDARDS
Section R. 460.978 - Disconnection
Universal Citation: MI Admin Code R. 460.978
Current through Vol. 24-16, September 15, 2024
Rule 78.
(1) An electric utility may refuse to connect or may disconnect a project from the distribution system if any of the following conditions apply:
(a) Failure of the interconnection customer
to bring a DER into compliance pursuant to
R
460.976(1).
(b) Failure of the interconnection customer
to pay costs of remedy pursuant to
R
460.976(2).
(c) Termination of interconnection by mutual
agreement.
(d) Distribution system
emergency, but only for the time necessary to resolve the emergency.
(e) Routine maintenance, repairs, and
modifications performed in a reasonable time and with prior notice to the
interconnection customer.
(f)
Noncompliance with technical or contractual requirements in the interconnection
agreement that could lead to degradation of distribution system reliability,
electric utility equipment, and electric customers" equipment.
(g) Noncompliance with technical or
contractual requirements in the interconnection agreement that presents a
safety hazard.
(h) Other material
noncompliance with the interconnection agreement.
(i) Operating in parallel without prior
written authorization from the electric utility as provided for in
R 460.968.
(2) An electric utility may disconnect electric service, where applicable, pursuant to R 460.136.
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