Study Scope. The scope of the SRIS, which is included in Appendix A, was approved by the NYISO Operating Committee on October 12, 2006.
Study Scope. ☐Fill in as applicable to your study. ☐Fill in as applicable to your study. This answer will typically be “The MetroHealth System”.
Study Scope. The objective of the Initial Study, 1st Year Look Back Study, and 5th Year Look Back Study (the “Studies”) shall be to assess the dollar value of any significant and adverse impact of the Project on the Community on the basis of traffic/transportation infrastructure. In determining such assessment the Studies shall consider the following:
a. Traffic and Traffic Improvement Needs Related to Travel to and from the Project Site, including but not limited to the following roadways:
i. I-91 (including traffic diversion from I-91 to Route 5 and congestion/backup on the Community’s roadways as a result of the “Longmeadow Curve”);
ii. Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx;
iii. Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx;
iv. Longmeadow Street at Bliss Road;
v. Longmeadow Street at Englewood Road;
vi. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx;
vii. Converse Street at Xxxxxx Road;
viii. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxx Xxxx/Maple Street;
ix. Longmeadow Street to South (seven (7) signals); x. Shaker Road at Xxxxxxxx Street;
xi. Shaker Road at Maple Road; and
xii. Additional monitoring locations as reasonably requested by the Community.
Study Scope. The scope of this study is limited to evaluating the project’s impact on the following four items as listed in Section 6.0 of Appendix 6 of Attachment Z: 6.1-Initial identification of circuit breaker short circuit capability limits; 6.2-Initial identification of thermal overload or voltage limit violations; 6.3- Initial review of grounding requirements and system protection; and, 6.4-Description and non-binding estimated cost of facilities required to interconnect the proposed Small Generator Facility and to address the identified short circuit and power flow issues. The scope of this study provides the results of: • Initial identification of thermal overload or voltage limit violations (steady state) for summer and winter peak loading conditions • Sensitivity study (steady state only) to assess the impact of the project during light load conditions • Analysis on models with and without the project, in order to evaluate the impact of the project on the bulk and local power network • Available 13.2kV system characteristics on a 100MVA base at each 13.2kV delivery point to each of the 3 customer service locations • Recommended interconnection configuration with a list of system upgrades required • Initial identification of circuit breaker short circuit capability limits • Initial review of system protection requirements to be included for the Company’s system and those at the generation facility/customer service points Effective Date: 6/23/2013 - Docket #: ER13-1320-000 - Page 39 NYISO Agreements --> Service Agreements --> SGIA No. 1988 between Niagara Mohwak and WM Renewable Energy • List of system protection upgrades required Madison County LFGTE Interconnection Study rev11 21 2008.doc Page 5 of 15 rev. Nov. 21, 2008 Effective Date: 6/23/2013 - Docket #: ER13-1320-000 - Page 40 NYISO Agreements --> Service Agreements --> SGIA No. 1988 between Niagara Mohwak and WM Renewable Energy
Study Scope. To provide a facilities study to specify and estimate the cost of the equipment, engineering, procurement, and construction work for distribution upgrades or interconnection facilities as outlined in an associated System Impact Study or as the result of other reviews. The cost of the Facilities Study will be $ not to exceed $15,000. Upon receipt of payment from OWNER/OPERATOR, the Facilities Study will be commissioned by CEC from the engineering consultant of CEC’s choosing with delivery of complete Facilities Study report within 80 days of payment date.
Study Scope. To provide a system impact study to evaluate the adequacy of the proposed generation facility equipment to meet IEEE and other applicable standards, and to evaluate and make recommendations for the distribution system that are required to safely accommodate the interconnection and parallel operation of the proposed generation facility during normal and abnormal system conditions. This is to include a review of the following:
Study Scope. 3.2.1 The MAI covers the dredging area in Lung Kwu Xxxxxx Xxx. The location of the study area and adjacent shoreline are marked in Figures 1 and 2. The dredging area is approximately 6,600m2 (i.e. 60m x 110m) as shown on Figure 2. Baseline review, marine geophysical survey and dive survey was conducted at this dredging area.
Study Scope. Each of the Initial Study, 1st Year Look Back Study, and 5th Year Look Back Study (the “Studies”) shall assess the dollar value of any significant and adverse impact of the Project on a Surrounding Community, after offsetting for the dollar value of any positive impacts of the Project on such community. In determining such assessment the Studies shall consider the following:
Study Scope. The aim of the study is to provide an inventory of current reserves of activities linked to professional qualifications across 13 EU Member States and in three sectors: business services, construction and tourism. The tender specifications provided an indicative breakdown of the professions within the three sectors and sub-sectors to be covered through the study, including the relevant XXXX industrial code classifications (see Appendix D). A number of wider professions were defined as being within scope under the ‘other sectors’ heading, such as biotechnologist, economist, geologist, vehicle hire and mass media and communications specialist. An overview of the sectors and main XXXX classifications is provided below:
1. Construction: sections F and L of the XXXX classification (Section F – "Construction"; Section L – "Real estate activities"). Examples of professions are: architect, civil engineer, surveyor, xxxxx/xxxxxxxxxx, xxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx, electrician and real estate agent.
2. Business services: sections M and N of the XXXX classification (Section M - "Professional, scientific and technical activities"; Section N "Administrative and support service activities"). Examples of professions to be considered in this sector are accountant, lawyer, biotechnologist, patent agent, photographer, translator/interpreter and employment officer.
