Contracted Demand definition

Contracted Demand means the demand specified in the agreement between the consumer and the Licensee engaged in the business of supplying electricity to him.

Contracted Demand means the Load in kilovolt amperes (KVA) / KW, mutually agreed to between the Licensee and Consumer as entered in the Agreement.

Contracted Demand or Contracted Maximum Demand” means the maximum demand the consumer intends to put on the system, as described in Clause 2.2.35 and is so specified in the supply agreement between the parties.”

Examples of Contracted Demand in a sentence

• The Non-Summer Contracted Demand is the demand in excess of the Regular Contracted Demand during Peak Period in Non-Summer.

• The Saturday Partial-Peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in excess of the sum of the Regular Contracted Demand and the Non-Summer Contracted Demand during Saturday Partial-Peak Period.

• The Off-Peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in excess of the sum of the Regular Contracted Demand, the Non-Summer Contracted Demand and the Saturday Par- tial-Peak Contracted Demand during Off-Peak Period.3. For customer taking Time-of-Use Rate (B) Service：The Regular Contracted Demand is determined according to the agreement between the customer and the Company on the basis of customer’s maximum demand during Fixed or Mobile Peak Period.

• The Partial-peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in excess of the Regular Contracted Demand during Partial-peak Period.

• The Saturday Partial-Peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in ex- cess of the sum of the Regular Contracted Demand and the Non-Summer Contracted Demand during Saturday Partial-Peak Period.

• For customer taking Time-of-Use Rate (A) Service：The Regular Contracted Demand is determined according to the agreement between the customer and the Company on the basis of customer’s maximum demand during Peak Period in Summer.

• Open Access User shall make reasonable endeavour to ensure that actual demand at the Consumer interconnection point (exit point) do not exceed the net allocated capacity (gross capacity minus loss) in case of Open Access Consumer and sum of net allocated Capacity and Contracted Demand in case of scheduled consumer.

• The Saturday Partial-Peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in ex- cess of the sum of the Regular Contracted Demand and the Partial-peak Period Contracted Demand during Saturday Partial-Peak Period.

• For customer taking Option (1) Service of Time-of-Use Rate under Maximum Demand Contract：The Regular Contracted Demand is determined according to the agreement between the customer and the Company on the basis of customer’s maximum demand during Peak Period in Summer.

• The Saturday Partial-Peak Period Contracted Demand is the demand in excess of the sum of the Regular Contracted Demand and the Partial-peak Period Contracted Demand during Saturday Par- tial-Peak Period.

More Definitions of Contracted Demand

Contracted Demand. (CD), means, the KW/KVA/HP demand specified in the agreement.

Contracted Demand means the demand in kilowatt (kW) or kilovolt ampere (kVA) as mutually agreed between BPC and the consumer, and as entered into in an agreement in which BPC makes a commitment to supply in accordance with the terms and conditions contained therein; or equal to the sanctioned load, where the contract demand has not been provided in such agreement;

Contracted Demand means the load in kW/kVA (kilo Watt/kilo Volt Ampere) which the distribution licensee has agreed to supply from time to time, subject to the governing terms and conditions and is different from the connected load;

Contracted Demand means the total compressed natural gas and liquefied natural gas demand under take-or-pay agreements with the public utility during the undertaking period;