Electric Power. Neither Purchaser nor any of its Affiliates is engaged in the generation or sale of electric power, or has any ownership or operating interest, directly or indirectly, in any electric facilities other than qualifying facilities (as defined in the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s regulations promulgated thereunder), power marketers, facilities of foreign utility companies under section 33 of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, as amended, and eligible facilities of exempt wholesale generators (as defined in section 32 of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, as amended).
Electric Power. Electricity from the System must be provided at 60 Hertz and at the appropriate voltage for electrical interconnection to the Facility voltage service level, which will be established by the DGS. The System components must comply with all standards relevant to the operation and installation of solar photovoltaic equipment by UL or other nationally recognized testing facility. Modules, inverters and components must be certified to UL 1703 and as required by the CSI incentive program and/or the CEC. Inverters must comply with all applicable requirements including but not limited to the following: IEEE 929-2000, “Recommended Practice for Utility Interface of Photovoltaic Systems”; UL Subject 1741, “Standard for Static Inverters and Charge Controllers for use in Photovoltaic Power Systems”; and Any and all requirements as listed by the CSI incentive program, Utility or the CEC for the installation and interconnection of Systems. Other codes that will apply include, but are not limited to: ANSI C12.1-2008; (electricity metering) ASME PTC 50 (solar PV performance) ANSI Z21.83 (solar PV performance and safety) NFPA 70 (electrical components) IEEE 1547 (interconnections)
Electric Power a) Electrical outlets are provided as part of booth equipment. All electrical connections must be ordered. Additional electrical needs (above 10 amps) can be ordered. b) All internal wiring and lighting fixtures and their use in a booth shall be subject to approval of exhibits management and that of local laws and authorities and shall meet all safety regulations.
Electric Power a) Electrical outlets are provided as part of booth equipment. All electrical connections must be ordered. Additional electrical needs (above 10 amps) can be ordered. b) All internal wiring and lighting fixtures and their use in a booth shall be subject to approval of exhibits management and that of local laws and authorities and shall meet all safety regulations. c) Computers will be connected to the exhibit power source. Power variances and interruptions do occur. Neither exhibits management nor the facility or vendors will be responsible for damage to exhibitors’ equipment due to power variances or interruptions, including but not limited to dips, surges or outages in power. d) Only the official electricians utilized by exhibits management will be permitted to do wiring on the premises.
Electric Power. The electric power used per unit of supply air flow. Units are bhp/cfm or in SI kW/(l/s). Direct and Indirect Effectiveness. Enter the effectiveness for both the direct and indirect portions of the evaporative cooler. The effectiveness is the ability of the evaporative cooler to reduce the drybulb temperature to the wetbulb temperature. A value of 1.0 would means 100% effectiveness. Maximum Outside Air Temperature. Units are degrees °F (C). Above this temperature the evaporative precooler does not operate and the volume of outside air returns to the minimum position.
Electric Power. The brake horsepower per unit of supply air flow. Units are bhp/cfm.
Electric Power. 36. The State will procure ETSA to supply electric power to the producers or their nominee during the currency of this Indenture in accordance with their requirements under ETSA's Conditions of Supply. ETSA will not be required to supply electric power in excess of 80 kilowatts before the first day of January 1983 or to supply electric power between the first day of January 1983 and the thirty first day of December 1983 in excess of 3 megawatts or on and after the first day of January 1984 in excess of 10 megawatts.
Electric Power. The Purchaser will provide adequate current of the proper phase and voltage to within 50 feet of the structure to be constructed on the site and/or other equipment sites as required.
Electric Power. Developer shall cause Rocky Mountain Power, its successor and/or any other electrical power provider registered with the Utah Public Service Commission to design, fund and construct an electrical transmission and delivery system within the Project and provide electrical power service to the Project. Where possible, electric power lines shall share a common utility trench with telecommunications and shall be located within public rights of way. Design of electric power lines shall be part of roadway construction drawings. Said electrical power system shall be constructed in compliance with all regulations and ordinances including the Town’s Standards and Specifications for Public Improvements.
Electric Power. In the event that Lessee requires an electrical power supply that is different from the power supply currently available at the Tower, as described in Exhibit A, Lessee shall bear all costs and expenses of obtaining and installing such different power supply source. Lessee shall also bear all costs and expenses for installation of electrical outlets as needed by Lessee and for separate metering facilities to measure the electric power consumption of the Equipment if a different electrical power supply is required. Lessee shall bear all costs of any such different electric power supply installed for, and consumed by, the Equipment.
