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microFIT (10kW and less):

All microFIT applications made to the OPA dated December 8, 2010 or later shall be screened to ensure capacity exists (see below).

For microFIT applications received prior to December 8, 2010, the process Step's 1 through 3 are revised as such:

The applicant submits the Connection Review Application (Appendix 2) and Generator Connection Assessment Review (Appendix 3) forms and related information (equipment specifications and certifications, site plan drawing, and SLD).
HHH and the applicant meet to discuss the project.
HHH develops a Connection Cost Estimate.
HHH provides the Connection Cost Agreement, Offer to Connect, and a Connection Agreement to the applicant.
Applicant signs and returns Connection Cost Agreement.
HHH performs work required on our part to accommodate the connection (where required). Applicant installs their generation and related equipment*.
Applicant contacts HHH to inspect the installed meter base type and location, and location of the isolating switch.
Applicant receives ESA Connection Authorization and forwards a copy of it along with their signed Connection Agreement to HHH.
Once HHH is satisfied all requirements are met, HHH and applicant will set a date for connection.
Connection is made. HHH updates internal files and notifies OPA of connection.

For microFIT applications received post December 8, 2010, the process Step's 1 through 3 are revised as such:

The applicant completes and submits the Connection Review Application form (Appendix 2) to apply for capacity.
HHH reviews the Connection Review Application form submitted by the applicant. Within 15/ 30 business days (defined by the OEB DSC), HHH will provide the applicant with an Offer to Connect or reason for refusal of connection request.
Where HHH has made an Offer to Connect, the applicant shall complete and submit a Generator Connection Assessment Review form (Appendix 3) and related information (equipment specifications and certifications, site plan drawing, and SLD).
Back to step 4 above, microFIT

* Applicant may choose to install their equipment at any point during the process and takes full responsibility for the installation including any changes that need to be made in the event equipment is installed ahead of a connection impact assessment or other reasons.