Examples of Availability Status in a sentence
Provider Availability Status The status of the DER (Available or Unavailable) as set out in Schedule 4.
The Company may request from the Provider, subject to the Provider’s Availability Status, the provision of the Flexibility Services for Service Periods by issuing a Utilisation Instruction in accordance with Clause 3.4. This Agreement is not a guarantee of Utilisation Instructions and does not constitute a contract for the exclusive provision of Flexibility Services.
This will be discussed in Step 4 – Creating Subcategories.) Step 3 – Availability Status In this step, determine if the property owner is known to be a willing seller/donor or a non-willing seller/donor.
This product enables the marketing carrier to send an Availability Status (AVS) recap request to the operating carrier at any given time.
These Relevant Assets are defined as those assets, whether they are Power Generating Modules, Demand Facilities, grid elements or Interconnectors, for which the individual Availability Status has an impact on the Operational Security of the Interconnected System.
Page Name BUDGET QUERY FORMS Budget Availability Status - FGIBAVL In Banner, budgets are pooled at the major account level.
Manpower Availability Status (MAS)/Individual Mobilization Status (IMS) codes should reflect the service member’s status.
In this Year-Ahead coordination process, deadlines are set to ensure that relevant information on the Availability Status of Relevant Assets is available when it is needed for linked processes (for example Security Analysis, System Adequacy assessment and Capacity Calculation).
A Utility Service Availability Status Letter does not reserve utility capacity for a Property Owner, and may not be relied upon by a Property Owner for any purpose, including, but not limited to, growth management concurrence or land use or zoning applications.
Members will be assigned a Manpower Availability Status (MAS) Code in accordance with RESPERSMAN 3060-010 and tracked by the NRA to a determination (full duty, administrative separation, etc.), as required.