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It is important to specify that there is no permit requirement for self-supply electricitythat does not exceed 0.5 MW, nor is there such a requirement for generating plants ofany capacity when they are exclusively reserved for self-supply used in emergency situationsstemming from the interruption of public electricity services.Petitions for permits should be filed with the SENER in the specified format and shouldprovide the following information:a) Petitioner’s corporate name and domicile;b) The purpose of the permit and, if applicable, the period of time for which it issought;c) The location of the plant, capacity of the facilities, and the places where the energywill be used;d) Energy supply program, including information regarding the source, type, substitutesand costs, and, if applicable, the use of national waters;e) Where relevant, the availability and reliability of excess capacity and associatedenergy; complementary capacity and energy requirements as back-up or subject toavailability, as well as energy transmission services;f) The additional information required for each of the different permits.Additionally, each petition should include the following documents as attachments:a) If applicable, the documents that prove the petitioner’s legal status and existence;b) A description, in general terms, of the project, including the characteristics of theplant and the surrounding facilities; the estimated annual energy production andconsumption of fuel; information regarding the use of water resources and theinformation regarding compliance with environmental and land use regulations inaccordance with the relevant laws;c) The documents that prove the ownership, possession, or authorization for use ofthe land that the facilities will occupy or, in their absence, a statement of the legalsteps taken in that regard.273Regulated ActivitiesThe SENER will examine the petition within 10 business days. Once the SENER beginsto process the petition, it will request the CFE’s opinion. This opinion should be supportedby objective elements regarding the availability and reliability of the excess capacityand energy of the project, the capacity and back-up energy requirements and thetransmission services provided for in the permit petition.The CFE will respond within the following 30 business days. In cases governed by Article111, this period will be reduced to 10 business days. However, the SENER is not boundby the CFE’s opinion.Once the above administrative steps are completed, the SENER, with the petitioner’sknowledge, will request clarifications and any additional information that may be