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Rule 024 applies to customers who intend to generate energy for their own use from a micro-generation generating unit that is capable of generating up to five megawatts of energy.
Rule 024: Rules Respecting Micro-Generation [PDF]
Rule 024 sets out the requirements that must be met before constructing and interconnecting a micro-generation unit to the distribution grid. It also sets out a process for disputes between micro-generation customers and the applicable wire owner regarding the costs to connect to the grid.
Previous versions of this rule and related bulletins can be found in the consultation documents library. Sort by topic (Rule 024) and by document type to find the information you are looking for.
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