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Connection Impact Assessment Application Form This Application Form is for Generators applying for a Connection Impact Assessment (CIA). In certain circumstances, London Hydro may require additional information to conduct the Impact Assessment. Should this be the case the Generator will be duly advised. This Application Form is required for: New Generators applying for Connection Impact Assessment ( CIA ) New Generators applying for revision to their original Connection Impact Assessment ( CIA ) Existing Generators to verify information related to current connection to the London Hydro system. It is part of the overall Distribution Connection Agreement. NOTES: 1. Applicants and generators are cautioned NOT to incur major expenses until London Hydro has completed a Connection Impact Assessment (CIA) study and approval to connect the proposed generation is granted. 2. All fields below are mandatory, except where noted. Incomplete applications may be returned by London Hydro Inc. ( London Hydro ). 3. All technical submissions (Connection Impact Assessment, single line diagrams, etc.) must be signed and sealed by a licensed Ontario Professional Engineer (P.Eng.). Date: (dd / mm / yyyy) Contact Person Name: Signature: Application Type: New CIA Application CIA Revision/Rework LDC Name: LONDON HYDRO INC. Contact Person: Sunny Patel Mailing Address: 111 Horton Street, P.O. Box 2700 London, ON, N6A 4H6 Telephone: 519-661-5800 ext. 6303 Fax: 519-661-5275 E-mail: generation@londonhydro.com 1. Original CIA Project ID# (if applicable): Project Name: 2. Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) Feed-In Tariff (FIT) #: 3. Project Dates: Proposed Start of Construction: (dd/mm/yyyy) Proposed In-Service: (dd/mm/yyyy) 4. Project Size: Nameplate Capacity kw 5. Project Location: Municipal Address June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 1 of 6

6. Project Information: Choose a Single Point of Contact: Owner Consultant Company/Person Contact Person Mailing Address Line 1 Mailing Address Line 2 Telephone Cell Fax E-mail Generator (Mandatory) Owner (Mandatory) Consultant (Optional) Preferred method of communication with London Hydro: E-mail Telephone Mail Fax 7. Customer Status: Billing Account Number: Customer name registered to this Account: Are you a HST registrant? Yes No If yes, provide your HST registration number: - RT 8. Fuel Type: Wind Turbine Hydraulic Turbine Steam Turbine Solar/ Photovoltaic Diesel Engine Gas Turbine Fuel Cell Biomass Co-generation/CHP (Combined Heat & Power) Bio-diesel Anaerobic Digester Other (Please Specify) 9. Please provide a sketch of your proposed point of connection to London Hydro distribution system. Drawing / Sketch No., Rev. 10. Connection to London Hydro s Distribution System (provided in your original IFA): a. Proposed connection voltage to London Hydro's distribution system: kv b. Feeder Name: c. Hydro One Transformer Station Name: d. GPS coordinates of the connection point e. Fault contribution from Generator's facilities, with the fault location at the PCC: Three-phase generators: 3-phase short circuit MVA; Single-phase generators: 1-phase short circuit MVA... June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 2 of 6

11. Single Line Diagram (SLD): Provide detailed and updated SLD of the EG facility including the Demarcation Point / Point of Common Coupling ( PCC ) to London Hydro's distribution system. This drawing shall include, but not be limited to: Electrical equipment at EG's facilities, their principal ratings, impedances, winding configurations, neutral grounding methods, etc. Protective relaying, synchronizing and revenue metering arrangements. The device numbers should be in accordance with those adopted in the ANSI / IEEE Standard C37.2 1979: IEEE Standard Electrical Power System Device Function Numbers. The SLD shall include the following, as applicable: - Disconnecting device at the connection point with London Hydro's distribution system - Load break switches - Fuses - Circuit breakers - Interface step-up transformer - Intermediate transformer(s) - CTs and VTs (quantity, location, connection, ratio) - Generators (rotating / static) - Power factor correction capacitors and their switching arrangements (particularly for induction units) - Motors - Power cables - Surge arresters - Any other relevant electrical equipment. SLD Drawing Number: Rev. 12. Generator Characteristics a. Characteristics of Existing Generators If Generator's facilities include existing generators, provide details as an attached document. b. Characteristics of New Generators: NOTE: Please provide the manufacturer's technical data (electrical) for the generator or inverter. Number of generating unit(s): Manufacturer / Type or Model No: / Rated capacity of each unit: kw kva If unit outts are different, please fill in additional sheets to provide the information. Rated frequency: Hz Rotating Machine Type: Synchronous Induction Inverter Other (Please Specify) (If the machine type is Other, please provide values equivalent to a Synchronous or Induction type Generator) Generator connecting on: single phase three phase Limits of range of reactive power at the machine outt: i. Lagging (over-excited): kvar power factor ii. Leading (under-excited) kvar power factor Limits of range of reactive power at the PCC: iii. Lagging (over-excited): kvar power factor iv. Leading (under-excited) kvar power factor June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 3 of 6

Starting inrush current: (multiple of full load current) Generator terminal connection: delta star Neutral grounding method of star connected generator: Solid Ungrounded Impedance: R ohms X ohms For Synchronous Units: i. Nominal machine voltage: kv ii. Minimum power limit for stable operation: kw iii. Unsaturated reactances on: kva base kv base Direct axis subtransient reactance, Xd" Direct axis transient reactance, Xd' Direct axis synchronous reactance, Xd Zero sequence reactance, X0 iv. Provide a plot of generator capability curve (MW outt vs MVAR) Document Number:, Rev. For Induction Units: i. Nominal machine voltage: kv ii. Unsaturated reactances on: kva base kv base Direct axis subtransient reactance, Xd'' Direct axis transient reactance, Xd' iii. Total power factor correction installed: kvar Number of regulating steps Power factor correction switched per step kvar Power factor correction capacitors are automatically switched off when generator breaker opens Yes No For SPC / Inverter type units: i. Terminal voltage V ii. Line - interactive type (i.e. intended for parallel operation with electric utility) Yes No iii. Power factor p.u. iv. Battery backup provided Yes No v. Maximum fault current for terminal faults A vi. vii. Standards according to which built Provide Manufacturer's technical brochure and specification sheet Doc. No 13. Interface Step-Up Transformer Characteristics: a. Transformer ownership: Customer / London Hydro (leave blank) b. Transformer rating: kva c. Nominal voltage of high voltage winding: kv d. Nominal voltage of low voltage winding: kv e. Transformer type: single phase three phase f. Impedances on: kva base kv base R:, X: g. High voltage winding connection: delta star Grounding method of star connected high voltage winding neutral: Solid Ungrounded Impedance: R: ohms X: ohms Nameplate rating and impedance values of High Voltage Grounding Transformer (If applicable): Voltage: V Rating: KVA R: X: June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 4 of 6

h. Low voltage winding connection: delta star Grounding method of star connected low voltage winding neutral: Solid Ungrounded Impedance: R: ohms X: ohms NOTE: The term 'High Voltage' refers to the connection voltage to London Hydro's distribution system and 'Low Voltage' refers to the generation or any other intermediate voltage. 14. Intermediate Transformer Characteristics (if applicable): a. Transformer rating: kva b. Nominal voltage of high voltage winding: kv c. Nominal voltage of low voltage winding: kv d. Transformer type: single phase three phase e. Impedances on: kva base kv base R X f. High voltage winding connection: delta star Grounding method of star connected high voltage winding neutral: Solid Ungrounded Impedance: R ohms X ohms g. Low voltage winding connection: delta star Grounding method of star connected low voltage winding neutral: Solid Ungrounded Impedance: R ohms X ohms NOTE: The term 'High Voltage' refers to the intermediate voltage that is int to the interface step-up transformer and the 'Low Voltage' refers to the generation voltage. 15. Load information: Item No. 1 2 3 Item No. 1 2 3 a. Maximum load of the facility: kva kw b. Maximum load current (referred to the nominal voltage at the connection point to London Hydro's system): A c. Maximum inrush current to loads (referred to the nominal voltage at the connection point to London Hydro's system): A Attached Documents: Description Document No. No. of Pages Attached Drawings: Description Document No. No. of Pages June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 5 of 6

CHECKLIST Please ensure the following items are completed prior to submission. The application shall be returned if incomplete: Completed form stamped by a Professional Engineer Signed Study Agreement along with payment listed in the Study Agreement Single Line Diagram (SLD) of the Generator's facilities, must be stamped by a Professional Engineer NOTE: By submitting a completed CIA application, the Proponent authorizes the collection by London Hydro Inc. ( London Hydro ), of any agreements and any information pertaining to agreements made between the Proponent and the Ontario Power Authority from the Ontario Power Authority, the information set out in the CIA application and otherwise collected in accordance with the terms hereof, the terms of London Hydro s Conditions of Service and the requirements of the Distribution System Code and the use of such information for the rposes of the connection of the generation facility to London Hydro s distribution system. Expected Monthly Generation, Consumption and Outt From the EG Facility: Expected: Total Generation Total Internal Total Outt Consumption (to London Hydro s Distribution System) (b) (a) (a-b)* kwh Peak kw kwh Peak kw kwh Peak kw January February March April May June July August September October November December * This value would be negative when the generators are not in operation or when the internal consumption exceeds generation. June 2016, Rev. 2 Page 6 of 6