WHEELING OF ENERGY Sample Clauses

WHEELING OF ENERGY. 6.1.1 At least 15 days prior to commencement of wheeling, the Company shall submit in writing, a list of consumers to whom it proposes to wheel power, indicating the quantum of power to be wheeled to such consumers. Subject to availability of transmission and/or distribution network the Corporation/ESCOM/s shall, within seven days thereafter, approve the list of consumers to whom power shall be wheeled. Any addition or deletion to the list of consumers or change in power allocation to the existing consumers shall be approved by Corporation/ESCOM/s, within seven days of receipt of a request from the Company subject to the availability of the system. Provided that no supplemental agreement shall be required to be signed, for such addition or deletion of the consumers, if the ESCOMs in whose jurisdiction such consumer/s is/are located have already signed the wheeling agreement.
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WHEELING OF ENERGY. 6.1.1 At least 15 days prior to commencement of wheeling, the Company shall submit in writing, a list of “Exclusive Consumers”, “Non-Exclusive consumers‟ and „Captive Consumers‟ to whom it proposes to wheel power, indicating the quantum of power to be wheeled to such consumers. Subject to availability of transmission and/or distribution network the Corporation/ESCOM/s shall, within seven days thereafter, approve the list of consumers to whom power shall be wheeled. Any addition or deletion to the list of consumers or change in power allocation to the existing consumers shall be approved by Corporation/ESCOM/s, within seven days of receipt of a request from the Company subject to the availability of the system. Provided that no supplemental agreement shall be required to be signed, for such addition or deletion of the consumers, if the ESCOMs in whose jurisdiction such consumer/s is/are located have already signed the wheeling and banking agreement.
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WHEELING OF ENERGY. 1. Since approval of open access is granted prior to signing BPTA/BPWA, accordingly the transaction with its quantum of power along with parties to exchange stands approved at the time of signing BPTA. Any addition or deletion in the list of consumers shall be deemed approved by the transmission/distribution licensee provided the transferred power capacity is within the earlier power quantum. Provided that no supplemental agreement shall be required to be signed, for such addition or deletion of the consumers.
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WHEELING OF ENERGY. 6.1.1 The Company shall submit in writing, a list of „Captive users‟ to whom it proposes to wheel power, including the quantum of power to be wheeled to such consumers, at least 15 days prior to commencement of wheeling. Subject to availability of transmission and/or distribution network the Corporation/ESCOM/s shall, within seven days thereafter, approve the same. Any addition / deletion to the list of captive users or change in power allocation to the existing captive users, shall be approved by Corporation/ESCOM/s, within seven days of receipt of request from the Company subject to the availability of the system.
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WHEELING OF ENERGY. The Company will be eligible to wheel the energy as per this agreement and the agreement with GETCO. GETCO shall transmit the energy to the boundary of DISCOM. The energy so wheeled (Net of wheeling/Transmission loss/ charge) shall be set off against monthly consumption of the company’s recipient unit located in the DISCOM
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WHEELING OF ENERGY. 6.1.1 At least 15 days prior to commencement of wheeling, the Company shall submit in writing, a list of consumers to whom it proposes to wheel power, indicating the quantum of power to be wheeled to such consumers. Subject to availability of transmission and/or distribution network the Corporation/ESCOM/s/CESC shall, within seven days thereafter, approve the list of consumers to whom power shall be wheeled. Any addition or deletion to the list of consumers is not allowed during the contract period. However, subject to the availability of the system, change in power allocation amongst consumers may be allowed with the prior approval by the Corporation/ESCOM/s/CESC. In such cases, no supplemental agreement shall be required to be signed, for such change in the power allocation by the Company to the OA consumers.
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