Available Transmission Capability definition

Available Transmission Capability or ‘ATC’ means the transfer capability, in MW, of the inter-control area transmission system available for scheduling cross-border transactions (through long-term access, medium- term open access and short-term open access) in a specific direction, taking into account the network security;
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Examples of Available Transmission Capability in a sentence

  • The assessment of Available Transmission Capability (“ATC”) to sustain Long-Term Firm Point-To-Point Transmission Service will be conducted pursuant to the Transmission Provider Methodology for Completing a System Impact Study, Attachment D to this Tariff and, for studies conducted by an ITC, the applicable procedures agreed to between the Transmission Provider and the ITC.

  • The Company shall consider whether incentives are necessary to ensure that new generators are located in areas that better facilitate transmission and do not detrimentally affect Available Transmission Capability, as defined in the Transmission Tariff.

  • ATSI shall make all determinations of Available Transmission Capability (ATC) over the Transmission System, including determinations involving the impact on Transmission Customer owned facilities of providing ATC.

  • Operating Procedures, Available Transmission Capability (ATC), and System Impact Methodology are defined in the Attachments.