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Page 8 of 190 Report No.: 6068396.50 TRF No. G99/1-4_V1.0 G99/1 Clause Requirement - Test Result - Remark Verdict 6 Connection Application - 6.1 General - 6.1.1 This document describes the processes that shall be adopted for both connection of a single Power Generating Module and installations that comprise of a number of Power Generating Modules. Info.

6.1.2 Type A Power Generating Module(s) ≤ 16A per phase and EREC G98 compliant N/A 6.1.2.1 A connection procedure to facilitate the connection and operation of Fully Type Tested Power Generating Modules with aggregate Registered Capacity of less than or equal to 16 A per phase in parallel with public Low Voltage Distribution Network is given in EREC G98 and is not considered further in this document. These are referred to as micro-generators. N/A 6.1.3 Power Park Modules P 6.1.3.1 Where an installation comprises a single Generating Unit, the application process, technical and commissioning requirements are based on the Registered Capacity of that Generating Unit.

Where an installation comprises multiple Generating Units the application process, technical and commissioning requirements will generally be based on the Registered Capacity of each Power Park Module, and also on the extent to which each Power Park Module is Type Tested. P 6.1.3.2 Where a new Generating Unit is connected to an existing installation the treatment of the addition will depend on the EREC under which the existing installation was connected. If the existing installation was connected under EREC G59 or EREC G83 then the new Generating Unit will be treated as a separate Power Park Module and managed for compliance with this EREC G99 as a separate Power Generating Module.

If, however, the existing installation was completed in compliance with EREC G98 or EREC G99, then the new Power Park Module must be added to the aggregate capacity of the complete installation which must be used to determine which EREC is applicable irrespective of technology. P 6.1.4 Synchronous Power Generating Modules Not Synchronous Power Generating Modules. N/A 6.1.4.1 Where an installation comprises a single Synchronous Power Generating Module or multiple Synchronous Power Generating Modules, the application process, technical and commissioning requirements are based on the Registered Capacity of each Synchronous Power Generating Module. N/A