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UNCLASSIFIED OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE – Connection Guidelines for High Voltage Connections and Embedded Generators CEOP8079 Access Permits may only be issued to persons who have been trained and assessed as competent in the Access Permit Recipients training course or equivalent. The training referred to in Subclause (b) must be carried out by Essential Energy (at a fee) or another registered training organisation accredited by the Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board. Refresher courses must be attended by high voltage operating personnel to maintain operating skills and to keep up to date with changes to relevant rules and regulations. 14.3.9 Network Operations Essential Energy‟s Network Operations is manned 24 hours a day and can be contacted at any time on matters relating to the operation of Essential Energy‟s high voltage system and/or the supply of electricity through Essential Energy‟s Customer Service or Supply Interruption contact centres. 23 November 2012 - Issue 7 Approved By: Group Manager Major Customer Engagement Page 30 of 36 UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED COPY IF PRINTED
UNCLASSIFIED OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE – Connection Guidelines for High Voltage Connections and Embedded Generators CEOP8079 15 ATTACHMENT A – SUMMARY NER SCHEDULE 5.4 CONNECTION ENQUIRY Schedule 5.4 – Information to be provided with Preliminary Enquiry The following items of information are required to be submitted with a preliminary enquiry for connection or modification of an existing connection: Type of plant - (eg. gas turbine generating unit; rolling mill, etc.) Preferred site location - (listing any alternatives in order of preference as well) Maximum power generation or demand of whole plant – (maximum MW and/or MVA, or average over 15 minutes or similar) Expected energy production or consumption (MWh per month) Plant type and configuration – (for example, the number and type of generating units or number of separate production lines) Nature of any disturbing load (size of disturbing component MW/MVAr, duty cycle, nature of power electronic plant which may produce harmonic distortion) Technology of proposed generating unit (for example, synchronous generator, induction generator, photo-voltaic array) When plant is to be in service - (estimated date for each generating unit) Name and address of enquirer, and, if relevant, of the party for whom the enquirer is acting Other information may be requested by the network service provider, such as amount and timing of power required during construction or any auxiliary power requirements 23 November 2012 - Issue 7 Approved By: Group Manager Major Customer Engagement Page 31 of 36 UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED COPY IF PRINTED
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