Capability Data Sample Clauses

Capability Data. 3.3.1 The Parties agree that, for the purposes of the Appendices to the (a) the figures set out in Table B of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for each BM Unit the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW which the User is obliged to provide under and in accordance with the Grid Code CC 6.3.2(a), together with Reactive Power capability at other levels of MW Output as specified therein by reference to the Generator Performance Chart submitted in accordance with Grid Code OC 2.4.2 and measured at the generator stator terminals; and (b) the figures set out in Table A of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I shall constitute for each of the BM Units the value of QClead and QClag referred to in Section 2 of Appendix 3 to the CUSC Schedule representing the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW shown at the Commercial Boundary (by application of the formulae set out in Appendix 8, Part 1 to the CUSC Schedule).] OR (a) the figures set out in Table B of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for each relevant CCGT Unit the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW which the User is obliged to provide under and in accordance with Grid Code CC 6.3.2(a), together with Reactive Power capability at other levels of MW Output as specified therein by reference to the Generator Performance Chart submitted in accordance with Grid Code OC 2.4.2 and measured at the generator stator terminals; and (b) the figures set out in summary Table C of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for the BM Unit the Reactive Power capability of each relevant CCGT Unit at Rated MW (derived from Table B) but shown at the high voltage side of the Generating Unit step-up transformer by application of the formulae set out in Appendix 8, Part 2 to the CUSC Schedule; and (c) the figures set out in Table A of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I shall constitute for the BM Unit the value of QClead and QClag referred to in Section 2 of Appendix 3 to the CUSC Schedule representing the Reactive Power capability of the BM Unit at Rated MW shown at the Commercial Boundary (derived by the summation of the Reactive Power capability of each relevant CCGT Unit at Rated MW extracted from summary Table C and by application of the formulae set out in Appendix 8 , Part 2 to the CUSC Schedule.] (a) the figures set out in Table B of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for the BM Unit the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW and at various other Active Power output levels which the User is obliged to provide under and in acc...
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Capability Data. The Parties agree that, for the purposes of the Appendices to the
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Capability Data. 3.3.1 The Parties agree that, for the purposes of the Appendices to the (a) the figures set out in Table B of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for each BM Unit the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW which the User is obliged to provide under and in accordance with the Connection Conditions of the Grid Code CC 6.3.2(a), together with Reactive Power capability at other levels of MW Output as specified therein by reference to the Generator Performance Chart submitted in accordance with (b) the figures set out in Table A of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I shall constitute for each of the BM Units the value of QClead and QClag referred to in Section 2 of Appendix 3 to the CUSC Schedule representing the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW shown at the Commercial Boundary (by application of the formulae set out in Appendix 88, Part 1 to the CUSC Schedule).] OR [(a) the figures set out in Table B of Appendix 1, Section A, Part I represent for each relevant CCGT Unit the Reactive Power capability at Rated MW which the User is obliged to provide under and in accordance with the Connection Conditions of the Grid Code CC 6.3.2(a), together with Reactive Power capability at other levels of MW Output as specified therein by reference to the Generator Performance Chart submitted in accordance with Grid Code OC 2.4.2 and measured at the generator stator terminals; and
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