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Eversource Energy (d/b/a) — Eversource Energy — Investor Presentation (June 2024)
37 slides from Eversource Energy (d/b/a)'s investor presentation, Jun 12, 2024
Slide 1: Distributed Energy Resources Interconnection Seminar - Simplified Process
Distributed Energy Resources Interconnection Seminar Simplified Process Thank you for joining us. The presentation will begin at 9:00am. Please mute your phones to avoid any feedback. Thank you. Safety First and Always
Slide 2: Distributed Energy Resources Interconnection Seminar
Distributed Energy Resources Interconnection Seminar Eversource Energy June 12, 2024 Safety First and Always
Slide 3: Co-Hosts
Co-Hosts MassACA Safety First and Always 3
Slide 4: Safety
Regard ALL wires as live. Overhead power lines are Live Wires not insulated and carry enough energy to cause serious injury or even death. Safety Is the most important Keep yourself, your co-workers, tools, ladders and Keep Away vehicles at least 10 feet away from electric lines and thing to conside
Slide 5: Simplified Interconnection Process
Simplified Interconnection Process Safety First and Always
Slide 6: Simplified Process
Simplified Process Current Eversource Interconnection tariff is MDPU No. 55A effective September 15, 2021. https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/account-billing/manage-bill/about-your- bill/rates-tariffs/electric-tariffs-rules Simplified (Non-Area Network) – A single-phase UL-Listed inv
Slide 7: Simplified Requirements
Simplified Requirements Electrical Sketch: Does not need to be PE stamped. Can be hand drawn but must be legible. Must show the existing/proposed service, including the revenue metering, and how/where the proposed generation will interconnect to it. Include the following: Customer Name and
Slide 8: Simplified Requirements Cont…..
Simplified Requirements Cont….. Site Plan: Does not need to be PE Stamped. Can be hand drawn but must be legible. Include Customer name and address of facility. Must show parcel boundaries (property/lot lines and other generation. Must show revenue meter location and location of inverter(s
Slide 9: Simplified Process flow
Simplified Process flow Log Into Simplified PowerClerk => https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/about/doing- business-with-us/interconnections/massachusetts/massachusetts-application-to-interconnect All correspondence between Eversource and the Customer / Installer happens through PowerCl
Slide 10: Eversource Meter Relocation Policy
Eversource Meter Relocation Policy When to request a review for relocation or variance Meter grouping – All the Revenue Meters, Disconnects and Production Meters are grouped together on either the exterior front or side of the building. This equipment must be located within 10 feet and in visible
Slide 11: Common Situations that Require a Separate Work Order
Common Situations that Require a Separate Work Order These situations require a Work Order to be initiated by the Electrical Contractor or Installer prior to submitting completion documents. Meter Relocation, Service Upgrade, installing a new Meter Socket Multiple Meters - Meter Consolidation –
Slide 12: Net Metering
Net Metering Simplified Projects are all Class I (Any generator up to 60 kW) Customer is compensated for energy produced after receiving approval to operate and all other requirements have been met. If you have questions regarding billing, compensation for exported energy, and/or credit alloca
Slide 13: Example - Portal Generated Schedule Z for Net Metering
EXAMPLE- Portal Generated Schedule Z for Net Metering Host Customer Name: Joe Customer Telephone: (999)9999999 Address of Facility: 123 Main St, Anywhere, MA 01000 Billing Account Number: XXXXXXXXXX Meter Number: XXXXXXXX Application ID Number: ESMASI-XXXXX Is the Host Customer a: ___Municipality __
Slide 14: Example – Schedule Z Allocation Spreadsheet
Example – Schedule Z Allocation Spreadsheet Safety First and Always 14
Slide 15: Net Metering and SMART Program Changes
Net Metering and SMART Program Changes DPU issued recent decisions making changes to net metering regulations (DPU 21-100-A) and SMART Program (DPU 20-145-D). Most significant changes include: Net Metering • Certain Solar facilities greater than 60 kW that serve onsite load behind the meter receive
Slide 16: Interconnection Contacts
Interconnection Contacts Eversource Energy – Western MA DG Simplified Projects • Matthew Secovich, Renata Gamache, Christina King • Email: [email protected] Expedited Projects • Matthew Secovich: [email protected] • Anne Morrison: [email protected] SMART • Email: SMART@e
Slide 17: Massachusetts Resources
Massachusetts Resources Helpful Links Interconnection Resources on Eversource.com https://www.eversource.com/content/residential/about/doing-business-with- us/interconnections/massachusetts/massachusetts-application-to- interconnect/interconnection-resources Supply Chain Information on Eversourc
Slide 18: Questions?
Questions? Safety First and Always 18
Slide 19: Renewable Credit Portal
Renewable Credit Portal Safety First and Always
Slide 20: New Renewable Credit Portal Available
New Renewable Credit Portal Available What you need to know Upload your Schedule Z and Alternative On-Bill Credit forms Make unlimited, real-time net metering credit changes Real-time data validation occurs when a Schedule Z or Alternate On-Bill Credit (AOBC) form is uploaded so any errors can
Slide 21: New Renewable Credit Portal Available
New Renewable Credit Portal Available How to log in Portal is available at eversource-ext.gridx.com/ Log in using your eversource.com log in information. First time users must sign up for an online account. Access the User Guide on eversource.com for step-by-step instructions For help, conta
Slide 22: Ask Questions and Get Clarification
Ask Questions and Get Clarification: CLEAResult (SMART Program Administrator (PowerClerk)): [email protected], 888-989-7752 Eversource SMART Team: [email protected], 844-726-7573 Safety First and Always 22
Slide 23: Questions?
Questions? Safety First and Always 23
Slide 24: Metering Review Solar Program
Metering Review Solar Program Topics: Meter Socket Wiring Emergency Disconnect Position Information About Meter Socket Use IT (Instrumented Transformer) Rated Services What The Contractor Provides What Eversource Provides Labeling Safety First and Always
Slide 25: Solar and Production Socket Meter Wiring Only
Solar and Production Socket Meter Wiring Only From Utility Scenario – Behind the Meter (BTM) Solar 120/240v Description: typical solar meter wiring configuration Note 2 400a or less svc for residential and small commercial customers. Utility AC Utility Emergency (Net/ Service Bidirectional) Disconne
Slide 26: Solar Meter Wiring Only
Solar Meter Wiring Only From Scenario – Behind the Meter (BTM) Solar Utility Description: typical solar meter wiring configuration 120/240v for residential and small commercial customers. 400a or less svc Note 2 Utility AC Utility Emergency (Net/Bidirectional) Service Disconnect Switch Meter Note 1
Slide 27: Solar with Battery and Production Socket Meter Wiring Only
Solar with Battery and Production Socket Meter Wiring Only From Scenario – Behind the Meter (BTM) Solar and Battery Utility Note 2 120/240v Description: typical solar and battery meter wiring configuration Utility AC 400a or less svc for residential and small commercial customers. Emergency Disconne
Slide 28: Solar Production Socket and Battery Meter Wiring Only
Solar Production Socket and Battery Meter Wiring Only Scenario – Behind the Meter (BTM) Solar and Battery Description: typical solar meter wiring configuration From for residential and small commercial customers. Utility Note 2 120/240v Utility AC 400a or less svc Emergency Disconnect Switch Utility
Slide 29: Solar and Battery Meter Wiring Only
Solar and Battery Meter Wiring Only From Utility Note 2 Scenario – Behind the Meter (BTM) Solar and Battery 120/240v Utility AC 400a or less svc Description: typical solar and battery meter wiring configuration Emergency Disconnect Switch for residential and small commercial customers. Utility for i
Slide 30: Meter Wiring
Meter Wiring Same From From Scenario – Standalone Meter at Existing Service location Service Utility Utility Description: typical meter wiring configuration for residential Location 120/240v and small commercial customers where the solar is installed Note 2 400a or Utility at an existing location, b
Slide 31: Meter Wiring - WHY ??
Meter Wiring Scenario – Standalone Meter at Existing Service location Description: typical meter wiring configuration for residential and small commercial customers where the solar is installed at an existing location, but not behind the meter. WHY ?? Same From From Service Utility Utility Location
Slide 32: Production Socket Wiring
Production Socket Wiring Utility PV Generation and the Utility Storage meters must be wired with Utility feed to the top of the Meter socket; Solar panels and Battery storage to the bottom of the meter socket From Utility L1 L2 Source Side N Disconnect Production Socket This 5th jaw is required for
Slide 33: Meter Socket and Disconnect Labeling
Meter Socket and Disconnect Labeling The Revenue Meter Socket needs to be labeled with the address and unit. Also needs to be labeled Revenue Meter The Production Meter Socket needs to be labeled with the address and unit number that has the solar system. Also needs to be labeled Production Meter Th
Slide 34: Information about metering socket use?
Information about metering socket use? • Consult the WMA I&R book for approved meter sockets. • Link to WMA I&R book: https://www.eversource.com/content/docs/default-source/wma---pdfs/info- requirements-wma.pdf • Using a meter socket listed in the I&R book will AVOID DELAYS • All Stand-alone scenari
Slide 35: Instrument Transformer (IT) Rated Services
Instrument Transformer (IT) Rated Services: What does the Installation Contractor Provide? Diagrams – 1-line and 3-line diagrams Provide all diagrams and Approved IT cabinet equipment spec sheets to Eversource for review. Approved Meter Socket w/Test Switch Emergency disconnect All service v
Slide 36: IT Rated Services: What type of equipment do I use?
IT Rated Services: What type of equipment do I use? Consult the WMA I&R book for approved meter sockets AND IT rated transformer enclosures. All IT metering must be Cold Sequenced. Label Label Label. Clearly mark the Emergency Breaker, all IT cabinets and Meter sockets. The more we know when w
Slide 37: Questions?
Questions? Safety First and Always 37
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