Connection to distribution network - general information.

An entity may be connected to distribution network in accordance with:

·         Terms for Connection set forth by the energy enterprise;
·         Connection Agreement.  
 
All entities seeking connection to the network may be divided into six classes (categories):
  • Class I     - entities connected directly to transmission network,
  • Class II    - entities connected directly to 110 kV rated voltage distribution network,
  • Class III  - entities connected directly to distribution network of rated voltage greater than 1 kV and smaller than 110 kV,
  • Class IV - entities connected directly to distribution network of rated voltage not greater than 1 kV and connection capacity greater than 40 kW or rated current of pre-meter safety device greater than 63 A,
  • Class V  - entities connected directly to distribution network of rated voltage not greater than 1 kV and connection capacity greater than 40 kW, and rated current of pre-meter safety device not greater than 63 A,
  • Class VI - entities connected to the network with a temporary service line operating under the terms of Agreement on service line to be replaced by a permanent service line, or entities connected to the network for a specified period of time, but in any case not longer than one year.
All equipment, installations and networks that belong to the entity seeking connection must meet technical and operating requirements that guarantee:
  1. safe operation of electric power system;
  2. system security against damage caused by inappropriate operation of connected equipment, installations and networks;
  3. security of connected equipment, installations and networks against damage in case of a break-down, or constraints in electricity consumption or supply;
  4. adherence to electricity quality parameters at the connection point of said equipment, installations and networks;
  5. compliance with environmental protection requirements, as set forth in separate regulations;
  6. capacity for quantity metering and measurement of parameters required for network operation and billing for consumed fuels or energy.
All equipment, installations and networks referred to above must satisfy the requirements specified in separate regulations, such as, in particular: construction law, electric shock protection regulations, fire protection regulations, provisions on compliance assessment system and regulations concerning the technology of gaseous fuels or energy generation and types of fuel applied.
 

 

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