Capacity Market means the capacity market mechanism introduced pursuant to Schedule 2 of the Energy Act 2013;
Capacity Market has the meaning given to it in the Trading and Settlement Code (TSC);
Capacity Market means the arrangements for securing generationadequacy and capacity described in Condition 6A and set out in the Capacity Market Code;
Examples of Capacity Market in a sentence
ICAP Tag Value – A consumer account’s contribution to peak load, expressed in kW-month, as determined by the Local Distributor pursuant to the ISO New England Manual for the Forward Capacity Market.
More Definitions of Capacity Market
Capacity Market means a system to solicit electric power suppliers who promise
Capacity Market means a system to solicit electric power suppliers who promise to secure and provide the supply capacity necessary for the demand for a certain period of time in future by holding an auction.
Capacity Market means any market of an applicable regional transmission organization under which the Operating Companies satisfy their capacity obligations as load serving entities, which would include, for example, the PJM capacity market as described in the PJM Reliability Assurance Agreement (“RAA”) and Attachment DD of the PJM Open Access Transmission Tariff (“PJM OATT”).
Capacity Market means the Capacity Market support scheme for electricity generation designed to ensure the security of electricity supply in the UK, introduced as part of the UK Government's Electricity Market Reform, pursuant to (inter alia) the Energy Act 2013.
Capacity Market means the arrangements for securing generation
Capacity Market means the mechanism introduced by the UK government beginning
Capacity Market means the scheme established by the capacity market legislation;