Contract Demand definition

Contract Demand means:-

Contract Demand means the maximum demand in kW or kVA (within a consumer’s sanctioned load) agreed to be supplied by the licensee and indicated in the agreement executed between the licensee and the consumer;

Contract Demand means the contract demand established between the Customer and the Company as follows:

Examples of Contract Demand in a sentence

• If gas deliveries to the Terminal Location have been ordered to be curtailed or discontinued in a contract year at the request of the Company and have been curtailed or discontinued as ordered, the Minimum Annual Volume shall be reduced for each day of curtailment or discontinuance by the excess of the Contract Demand over the volume delivered to the Terminal Location on such day.

• The Contract Demand shall be the kW of Demand specified in the Service Agreement.

• The Company and the Applicant shall determine a Billing Contract Demand which would result in annual revenues over the term of the contract that would enable the Company to recover the invested capital, return on capital, and O&M costs of the Dedicated Service in accordance with its system expansion policies.Billing Month: A period of approximately thirty (30) days following which the Company renders a bill to an applicant.

• The Company may, at its sole discretion, authorize consumption of gas in excess of the Contract Demand for limited periods within a month, provided local distribution facilities have sufficient capacity to accommodate higher demand.

• Any gas consumed in excess of the Contract Demand and/or maximum hourly flow requirements, if not authorized, willbe deemed to be Unauthorized Demand Overrun gas.

More Definitions of Contract Demand

Contract Demand means demand in kilowatt (kW)/kilovolt ampere (kVA)/Horse Power (HP) as mutually agreed between Distribution Licensee and the Consumer and as entered into in the agreement for which Distribution Licensee makes specific commitment to supply from time to time in accordance with the governing terms and conditions contained therein or equal to the sanctioned load, where the contract demand has not been provided through /i the agreement.

Contract Demand means the maximum demand in kVA sanctioned to the consumer and computed in the manner as approved by the Commission;

Contract Demand means, the Load in kW, kVA or HP, as the case may be, agreed to be supplied by the licensee and contracted by the consumer and specified in the agreement (where 1HP = 0.746 KW).

Contract Demand means the maximum demand in kiloWatt (kW) or kilo-Volt Ampere (kVA) (within a consumer’s sanctioned load) agreed to be supplied by the electricity provider or utility in the agreement executed between the user and the utility or electricity provider;

Contract Demand means the demand in kilovolt ampere (‘kVA’) or Megavolt ampere (‘MVA’) as mutually agreed between the Distribution Licensee and the Consumer

Contract Demand means the maximum Load in kW, kVA or HP, as the case may be, agreed to be supplied by the licensee and contracted by the consumer and mentioned in the agreement.

Contract Demand means the demand in KVA applied for by the applicant and agreed by the Nigam.