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c. Roll-over credits. <br /> • QF capacity must be less than 40 kW. <br /> d. Time-of-day purchase rate. <br /> • QF capacity must be 40 kW or more and less than or equal to 100 kW. <br /> A copy of the presently filed rate schedule is attached to this contract. <br /> 3. The rates for sales and purchases of electricity may change over the time this contract <br /> is in force, due to actions of the Utility or of the State of Minnesota, and the QF and the Utility <br /> agree that sales and purchases will be made under the rates in effect each month during the time <br /> this contract is in force. <br /> 4. The Utility will compute the charges and payments for purchases and sales for each <br /> billing period. Any net credit to the QF, other than kilowatt-hour credits under clause 2(c), will <br /> be made under one of the following options as chosen by the QF: <br /> a. Credit to the QF's account with the Utility. <br /> b. Paid by check or electronic payment service to the QF within 15 days of the <br /> billing date. <br /> 5. Renewable energy credits associated with generation from the facility are owned by <br /> QF: <br /> 6. The QF must operate its electric generating facilities within any rules, regulations, <br /> and policies adopted by the Utility not prohibited by the Minnesota Public Utilities <br /> Commission's rules on Cogeneration and Small Power Production. The Utility's rules, <br /> regulations, and policies must be consistent with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission's <br /> rules on Cogeneration and Small Power Production, as required under Minnesota Statutes <br /> §216B.164, subdivision 9. <br /> 7. The QF will not enter into an arrangement whereby electricity from the generating <br /> facilities will be sold to an end user in violation of the Utility's or any other electric utility's <br /> exclusive right to provide electric service in its service area under Minnesota Statutes, Sections <br /> 216B.37-44. <br /> 8. The QF will operate its electric generating facilities so that they conform to the <br /> national, state, and local electric and safety codes, and will be responsible for the costs of <br /> conformance. <br /> 9. The QF is responsible for the actual, reasonable costs of interconnection which are <br /> estimated to be $ . The QF will pay the Utility in this way: <br /> 56 <br />