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ARTICLE 6. GENERATING EQUIPMENT OPERATION. ERMU will make every attempt to provide at least thirty minutes notice to Customer prior to generator start-up time,but for system reliability in emergency situations the notice period may be less than thirty minutes. Customer shall operate the Customer Generator(s) at full output if Customer electric load exceeds the generator output, or to carry the entire Customer electric load if generator output exceeds the Customer electric load. Method of notification shall be via Internet and/or another method agreeable to both Customer and ERMU. During generator run period, ERMU shall not be obligated to serve Customer electric load to the extent of the Customer Generator(s) output. Customer shall comply with all applicable generation regulations of the Midwest Independent System Operator, or other regulatory body, applicable to ERMU and Customer. Exceptions to the thirty minute notice may occur in system emergency situations. Every attempt will be made to give as much advance notice as possible under system emergency situations. ERMU does not own or operate any participating generator and assumes neither responsibility nor liability for the fuel, maintenance, environmental or regulatory compliance, zoning restrictions, or other requirements applicable to these generators. ARTICLE 7. COMPENSATION TO CUSTOMER. Section 1: ERMU shall compensate Customer for the rated output of the Customer Generator(times .95), or Customer's coincidental peak demand at rates Indicated below: Monthly Credit/Kw* Summer (June, July, and Aug) $14.00 per kw Winter (Dec, Jan, and Feb) $10.00 per kw Spring/Fall (Mar, Apr, May, Sept, Oct,Nov) $ 6.00 per kw *Credit applies only during months in which Customer Generator is fully operational and/or operates within the prescribed limits as set forth in this entire Agreement. Customer agrees to pay ERMU for electric service based on the appropriate rate schedule,plus an additional metering charge set forth in Article 9 of this agreement. Effective with the term commencement date, Customer's rate schedule is Dispersed Generation Program. Changes to this rate schedule may be made by ERMU from time to time and ERMU provide customer with six (6)months written notice prior to elimination or change in the requirements of the Dispersed Generation Program. If Customer Generator output does not typically meet Customer demand at time of ERMU's coincidental peak demand, then the continuous run nameplate rating of the Customer Generator multiplied by a factor of.95, shall be used as a basis for establishing the monthly Customer credit. However, if Customer Generator output typically meets or exceeds Customer demand, then Customer coincidental peak demand shall be used as a basis for establishing monthly Customer credit. During months in which the Customers generation is run, credit shall be based on the Customer average demand in the full hour just before generator start up. 7 137