Microgeneration application form

If you need assistance completing the form, please review the Becomming a Micro Generator page for the step by step process.

Required information before completing the form

Ensure you have the following information and documents readily available:

Document	Example
Site line diagram	View example
Site plan / real property report	View example
Drawings of the micro-generation system	View example
Equipment specification from the manufacturer	View example
Documentation verifying thatthe generator mets the less than or equal to 418kg per MWh limit specified in the Micro-Generation Regulation (combined heat and power unit)	View example
Third party consent form (only needed if a contractor/consultant is acting on behalf of the customer)	View example
A copy of the City of Edmonton electrical permit issued and may include a copy of the building permit issued for site construction.	View example

Ensure you have met the following compliance requirements for the project:

Reviewed all relevant micro-generation regulations outlined in Alta Reg 27/2008.
Reviewed the applicable wires owner's micro-generation interconnection requirements and terms and conditions.
Met all applicable municipal and zoning requirements, including noise rules and by-laws.
Completed the participant involvement program stated in AUC Rule 007.
Met the requirement s stated in AUS Rule 012 Noise Control.
Inverteers comply with "CSA C22.3 No9:20 - Interconnection of distributed energy resources and electricity supply systems" in particular standards respecting "Anti-islanding"
- Canadian Standards Association (CSA) standard not available to the general public (i.e. requires purchase from CSA). All electrical equipment used in a micro-generator (e.g. panels, inverters, optimizers, etc.) must be compliant with CSA C22.3 No9:20 and is listed in the "Compliance" section of the specifications sheet provided by the equipment manufacturer.
Inverters comply with "UL1741 Supplement A and Supplement B - Standard for Inverters, Converters, Controllers and Interconnection System Equipment for Use with Distributed Energy Resources"
- Underwriters Laboratories (UL) standard not available to the general public (i.e. requires puchase from UL. All electrical equipment used in a micro-generator (ex. panels, inverters, optimizers, etc.) must be compliant with UL1714 and is listed in the "Compliance" section of the specifications sheet provided by the equipment manufacturer.
Project meets all applicable environmental requirements.
Project meets all the micro-generation generating requirements.
Not aware of any outstanding objections from any person regarding the project.

Micro-Generation form

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