6. The applicant shall furnish the Detailed Planning Data as per Appendix-B.

5.4. Rejection of application.
(i) If such proposed connection is likely to cause breach of any provision of its Licence or any provision of the Grid Code or any provision of IEGC or any criteria or covenants or deeds or Regulations by which STU is bound.
(ii) If the applicant does not undertake to be bound, in so far as applicable, by the terms of the Grid Code.
(iii) If the applicant fails to give confirmation and undertakings according to this Section.
(iv) The reason for rejection of connection to or use of the State Transmission System will be communicated to the applicant by STU within 60 days of the receipt of application.
5.5. Connection Agreement.
(i) A condition requiring both agencies to comply with the Grid Code.
(ii) Details of connection technical requirements and commercial arrangements
(iii) Details of any capital related payments arising from necessary reinforcement or extension of the system, data communication, RTU etc and demarcation of the same between the concerned parties.
(iv) A Site Responsibility Schedule (Appendix-D).
(v) General Philosophy, Guidelines etc on protection and telemetry
5.6. Site responsibility schedule.
(i) Ownership of the equipment
(ii) Responsibility for control of equipment
(iii) Responsibility for maintenance of equipment
(iv) Responsibility for operation of equipment
(v) Responsibility for all matters relating to safety of persons and site.
(vi) Management of the site.
5.7. System Performance.
Target Range
Upper limit
-
50.20 Hz
Lower limit
-
49.50 Hz
Nominal (KV)
% limit of variation
Maximum (KV)
Minimum (KV)
400
+5%/- 5%
420
380
220
+/-10%
245
198
132
+/-10%
145
122
5.8. Connection Points/interface points.
(i) Voltage may be 220/132/33 KV or as agreed with STU.
(ii) Unless specifically agreed with STU, the Connection point with generating station shall be the terminal isolator provided just before the outgoing gantry of the feeders.
(iii) SGS shall operate and maintain all terminals, communication and protection equipments provided within the generating station.
(iv) The provisions for the metering between generating station and STU system shall be as per the Metering Code.
(v) Respective Users shall maintain their equipments from the out going feeders' gantry onwards emanating from generating station'
(vi) All entities embedded within BSEB system and interfacing the Intra/ State Transmission System shall provide adequate and reliable communication facility so that SLDC is able to record in its SCADA system the MW/ MVAR flows, bus voltages at all the interface points with the intra-state system.
(ii) Unless specifically agreed with Distribution Licensee, the Connection point with STU shall be the terminal isolator provided just before the outgoing gantry of the feeder to Distribution Licensee or individual EHV consumer as the case may be, from STU sub-station
(iii) STU shall operate and maintain all terminals, communication and protection equipments provided within its sub-station. The provisions for the metering between STU and Distribution Licensee systems shall be as per the Metering Code. Respective Users shall maintain their equipment beyond the out going gantry of feeders emanating from STU sub-station onwards.
(i) Voltage may be 220/132/33 KV or as agreed with STU.
(ii) When IPPs, CPPs, EHV Consumers or the Open Access Customers own sub-stations, the Connection point shall be the terminal isolator provided just before the gantry of outgoing/incoming feeder in their premises.