Capacity Allocation definition

Capacity Allocation means the attribution of cross zonal capacity;

Capacity Allocation means the attribution of Cross Zonal Capacity;

Capacity Allocation means a formal commitment of SCS and treatment capacity for a proposed Development.

Examples of Capacity Allocation in a sentence

• Arrangements concerning more NEMOs (Multi NEMO arrangement “MNA”)6 • The four individual documents (respectively Energinet’s, Fingrid’s, Svenska kraftnät’s and Statnett’s) “Arrangements concerning more than one NEMO in one bidding zone in accordance with Article 45 and 57 of the Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1222 of 24 July 2015 establishing a Guideline on Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management” approved by each individual Nordic NRA on 10 April 2017.

• The document “All TSOs’ proposal for Capacity Calculation Regions (CCRs) in accordance with Article 15(1) of the Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1222 of 24 July 2015 establishing a Guideline on Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management” is approved according to article 9(6)(b) of CACM.

• The guideline on Capacity Allocation and Capacity Management (hereinafter referred to as “CACM”) lays down detailed requirements on cross-zonal capacity allocation and congestion management in the day-ahead and intraday markets, including the requirements for the establishment of common methodologies for determining the volumes of capacity simultaneously available between bidding zones, criteria to assess efficiency and a review process for defining bidding zones.

More Definitions of Capacity Allocation

Capacity Allocation has the meaning set forth in Section 2.05(a).

Capacity Allocation means the percentage of total Water production and total transmission capacity of the Joint Water System (as defined below) allocated between the Parties to this Agreement as further specified in the capacity column at Schedule B hereto;

Capacity Allocation means the allocation of Existing Capacity and Future Capacity as more particularly set out in Schedule “B”.

Capacity Allocation means the allocation of transmission capacity to the shipping licensees by a mechanism set by the transportation licensee and approved by the Commission pursuant to paragraph 3.3;

Capacity Allocation. The Parties acknowledge and agree that AOL shall use commercially reasonable best efforts to provide a volume of AOL Sample necessary to fully satisfy SPSS' project execution needs on a project by project basis; provided, that AOL shall not be in breach of this Agreement if it (i) is unable to provide SPSS with a volume of AOL Sample in excess of the Capacity Allocation, (ii) does not provide the full Capacity Allocation to SPSS during any Agreement Year in which SPSS' project needs fall below the Capacity Allocation, or (iii) is unable to satisfy any request for AOL Sample by SPSS that does not meet the Reasonable Project Guidelines previously established by the CPT in accordance with the Prior Agreement. The Parties understand that (a) the exact number of OP Users will fluctuate by day, week and EXECUTION month, thereby making the role of the CPT essential to AOL's ability to satisfy SPSS' AOL Sample needs, (b) AOL shall be entitled to retain the volume of AOL Sample not allocated to SPSS for use in connection with internal projects and AOLTW Partner project needs; and (c) AOL may, as determined in its sole discretion, make use of any unused portion of the Capacity Allocation without paying SPSS for such use, unless AOL makes use of SPSS' market research services in connection with the use of such unused portion of the Capacity Allocation. If, however, AOL is unable to provide the Capacity Allocation, SPSS's payments to AOL will be modified in accordance with section 5.3 below.

Capacity Allocation means [*] of Product manufactured during any calendar year; provided, however, that, if CUSTOMER during any calendar year during the Term purchases Product in a quantity which is [*], the Parties, in good faith and if appropriate, will agree on [*].

Capacity Allocation means a formal commitment of PSCS and treatment capacity for a proposed Development.