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Application Tips and Tricks – Have Your Documents in Order If You Submit an Appeal

An AV or Designee may appeal a decision or action of the Program Administrator or request an exception from particular Program guidelines due to extenuating circumstances. Appeals should be submitted on company letterhead and should include a rationale, and any necessary supporting information, documents, or communications. Appeals must be submitted to [email protected] and [email protected]. The IPA may request […]

Application Tips and Tricks – Consider Creating New Disclosure Forms 

If an Approved Vendor is facing challenges in tracking down an original signed Disclosure Form or original Disclosure Form signature tracking pages, an option to satisfy the Disclosure Form requirements is to create a new Disclosure Form to submit for the application after the customer has re-signed. 

Application Tips and Tricks 

Photos of Arrays are critical to successful Part II application verification. Below are helpful tips to consider prior to submitting photos of arrays: 

Application Tips and Tricks – Use USPS Address When Filling Out Disclosure Forms 

Incorrect or mismatched addresses can delay application approval. When filling out Disclosure Forms, AVs should use the USPS address of the project and not the utility address. P.O. boxes for project location addresses are not acceptable. If an address has not yet been assigned to a site within a parcel, latitude and longitude coordinates and parcel number are an acceptable […]

Application Tips and Tricks – Distributed Generation Project Application Checklist 

Distributed Generation Project Application Checklist – To avoid common errors, inconsistencies or omissions in Part I and Part II for Distributed Generation project applications, the Program provides a DG Project Application Checklist to assist stakeholders. Please see the current Program Guidebook for full application requirements. Stakeholders needing assistance or who have questions are encouraged to visit the Program website to access help guides and/or to contact the Program Administrator. 

Reminder – Distinctions Between Interconnecting Utility and Contracting Utility 

Some projects located in one utility’s service territory may be contracted to another utility, as the interconnecting utility and the contracting utility may or may not be the same entity.   A project system may be interconnected to Ameren but contracted with ComEd for REC delivery, or vice versa. The Program Administrator determines which utility will serve as the Buyer for each […]