Transfer Limits Reflecting Reliability Conditions Sample Clauses

Transfer Limits Reflecting Reliability Conditions. A Transfer Limit sets the minimum or maximum net interchange that can be scheduled on a CTS Enabled Interface in the RTC solution. Factors that can set the Transfer Limits include the following:
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