Electric service means the furnishing of electric power and energy for lighting, heating, power, or any other purpose for which electric power and energy can be used;
Electric service is the Firm Power and Firm Energy associated with the Allocation and sold by the Authority to the Customer in accordance with this Agreement, Service Tariff No. WNY-2 and the Rules.
Electric service. The power and energy provided to the Customer in accordance with the Agreement, this Service Tariff and the Rules. Expansion Power or EP and/or Replacement Power or RP: Firm Power and Firm Energy made available under this Service Tariff by the Authority from the Project for sale to the Customer for business purposes pursuant to PAL § 1005(5) and (13).
Examples of Electric service in a sentence
ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS (1) Electric service will be supplied to the Customer under the provisions of the Customer’s Electric Service Agreement, the Company’s applicable Rate Schedules, all Terms and Conditions in effect and any special Contract or Agreement with the Customer.
More Definitions of Electric service
Electric service means furnishing electricity to the public for compensation for use as heat, light, power, or energy.
Electric service means the supply of electricity, including generation, transmission, distribution and ancillary services (e.g. spinning and supplemental reserves) for ultimate consumption.
Electric service means any trans- mission or sale of electric power and energy, including capacity sales, en- ergy sales, firm power sales, trans- mission services, or any combination of these services, and the utilization, by means of ownership, contractual ar- rangements, leasing, or other arrange- ments, of any facility to provide such sales or services.
Electric service. As defined in the Rules.
Electric service means the Customer’s conductors and equipment for energy from Niagara Peninsula Energy;
Electric service means the supplying of electric power and energy, or its availability irrespective of whether any electric power or energy is actually used.