CUSC definition

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code that is provided for in Standard Condition C10 (Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC)) of the Transmission Licence;

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code required to be in place pursuant to the transmission licence granted to the transmission company in England and Wales, as from time to time modified.

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code established under the NGET Transmission Licence;

Examples of CUSC in a sentence

• The site specific technical conditions applying to the Connection Site are set out in Appendices F1 to F5 to this Bilateral Connection Agreement as modified from time to time in accordance with Paragraph 6.9 of the CUSC.

• Pursuant to the Transmission Licence, The Company is required to prepare a Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC) setting out the terms of the arrangements for connection to and use of the National Electricity Transmission System and the provision of certain Balancing Services.

• The amount to be secured by the User from [date] is set out in the Secured Amount Statement issued from time to time and as varied from time to time in accordance with Section 2 of the CUSC.

• Subject to the provisions for earlier termination set out in the CUSC this Bilateral Connection Agreement shall continue until the User's Equipment is Disconnected from the National Electricity Transmission System at the Connection Site in accordance with Section 5 of the CUSC.

• These Connection Charges shall be payable by the User from the [CUSC Implementation Date] [or] [Charging Date].

More Definitions of CUSC

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code provided for in paragraph 2 of standard condition C10 (Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC)), as from time to time modified in accordance with that condition.

CUSC means the connection and use of system code required to be in place pursuant to the transmission licence granted to the system operator, as from time to time modified.

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code that is provided for in standard condition C10 (Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC)) of the Electricity Transmission Licence;

CUSC for the purposes of standard condition 26 (Compliance with CUSC) only, has the meaning given in that condition.

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code established under the NGET Transmission Licence; “Day Ahead Auction” means the Auction held on day “D-1” for Units relating to use of Transmission Rights on the Contract Day commencing at 00:00hrs (CE(S)T) on day “D”; “Day Ahead Auction – Hourly” means a Day Ahead Auction in which all hours have an independent Auction Price, therefore each hour being a Unit Validity Time; “Day Ahead Unit” means a Unit offered in a Day Ahead Auction, with Unit Validity Times as specified in the relevant Auction Specification; “Deemed Metered Volumes” or “DMV” means volumes of energy allocated to Participants’ Energy Accounts by BritNed calculated using the rules in Schedule 3; “Default Bid” means Bids submitted by a Participant before the Bidding Period opens and automatically submitted to every subsequent Auction of that type until amended by the Participant; “Default Nomination” means the automatic generation and submission of Mid North Sea Nominations in respect of a particular Timescale which are identical to the Transmission Rights notified to the Participant in respect of such Timescale; “Direct Current” means Direct Current or DC electricity is the continuous movement of electrons from an area of negative (-) charges to an area of positive (+) charges through a conducting material; “Dispute” means any dispute between BritNed and a Participant under or in relation to these Rules; “Dutch Codes” are the Rules that govern the transportation and use of electricity on the Dutch Grid, which includes system codes; “EAN Code” means the unique identification number in accordance with European Article Numbering (as defined in the NL Definition List); “Easter Weekend” means a product with a delivery period of four calendar days starting on Good Friday preceding Easter Sunday and ending on Easter Monday; “EIC Code” means the Energy Identification Coding Scheme identifying the parties in a cross-border trade assigned by European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSOE); “Energy Account” means in relation to a Participant:(a) the Participant’s Production Interconnector BM Unit and Consumption Interconnector BM Unit under the Balancing and Settlement Code; and(b) the PRP account established under the Dutch Codes and

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code required to be in place pursuant to the transmission licence granted to the system operator [see amendment dated 26 Aug 04 Annex 1] in Great Britain, as from time to time modified.

CUSC means the Connection and Use of System Code which was implemented on 18 September 2001 which is the contractual framework for connection to, and use of, the National Grid’s high voltage transmission system;