Applicant Info
Legal entity name, authorized representative, contact details, and account numbers so the utility can verify billing and contracting authority.
A complete ISR speeds technical review, reduces the likelihood of costly study rework, and clarifies commercial and interconnection responsibilities. Accurate data helps utilities assess system impact, optimize queue position, and provide timely cost and schedule estimates.
Several roles participate in completing and approving an ISR; coordination across technical and commercial teams improves results.
Clear role assignment prevents delays and ensures the person signing has authority to bind the applicant and accept cost estimates.
Legal entity name, authorized representative, contact details, and account numbers so the utility can verify billing and contracting authority.
Project address, GPS coordinates, meter/service point ID, and ownership or landlord contact for access and inspection scheduling.
Nameplate capacity, inverter type, generator model, and protection device ratings that affect study scope and switchgear requirements.
A clear single‑line showing interconnection point, transformer sizes, fuses, breakers, and conductor routing for initial technical review.
Explicit consent to perform feasibility and impact studies, including acknowledgement of potential study costs and deposit terms.
Application fees, payment method, and signature blocks for agreement to follow utility interconnection procedures and timelines.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Required Fields | Make applicant, site, capacity, and signature fields mandatory. |
| Conditional Fields | Show study consent only when capacity exceeds the utility threshold. |
| Attachments | Require single‑line and equipment spec PDFs before final submission. |
| Notifications | Send automated acknowledgements and routing to utility reviewers. |
Use PDF or DOCX formats for attachments and ensure diagrams remain legible when converted to PDF.
Maintain originals and a secure, time‑stamped copy of the signed ISR to support commissioning and future audits.
Utility acknowledges receipt within 5–15 business days in many programs.
Utility may request corrections or additional documents within 10–30 days.
Feasibility or impact study typically begins after completeness and deposit are confirmed.
Study timelines vary widely; small projects often complete in 30–90 days.
Interconnection agreement negotiation and execution follow study outcomes and invoice settlement.
Utility logs the ISR and assigns a queue position for subsequent processing.
Utility confirms whether the ISR includes all required information and attachments.
Feasibility and system impact studies identify required upgrades and costs.
Execution of interconnection agreement and scheduling of final inspections and commissioning.
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| Bulk Send | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Audit Trail | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| HIPAA Compliant | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
A municipal developer submits a fully documented ISR including single‑line and structural attachments.
An EPC submits capacity, inverter specs, and meter ID in a single package.