DCC Licence definition

DCC Licence means the Licence for the Provision of a Smart Meter Communication Services granted to the DCC or any successor pursuant to sections 7AB(1) or 7AB(2) and 7AB(4) of the Gas Xxx 0000 and sections 6(1)(f) or 6(1A) and 6(1C) of the Electricity Xxx 0000;

DCC Licence means the ‘smart meter communications licence’ referred to in Section V5.17;

DCC Licence means the licences granted under section 6(1A) of the Electricity Act and section 7AB(2) of the Gas Act. DCC Live Systems means, with regard to the DCC’s duty to Separate

Examples of DCC Licence in a sentence

• Such forecast shall, at a minimum, be broken down by Electricity Distributor and shall be provided in relation to any SMETS1 SMSOs in relation to which Migration is due to commence within the next six months (as set out in the SMETS1 Services delivery plan produced pursuant to condition 13 of the DCC Licence).

• The Contractor acknowledges that DCC may be obliged to publish this Agreement under the DCC Licence obligations.

• SEC OBJECTIVES General SEC Objectives C1.1 The objectives of this Code otherwise than in respect of the Charging Methodology are set out in Condition 22 of the DCC Licence (such objectives being the General SEC Objectives).

• In addition to the considerations of the wider DCC Licence, the general objectives for DCC are set out in Licence Condition 5.

• Such forecast shall, at a minimum, be broken down by Electricity Distributor and shall be provided in relation to anySMETS1 SMSOs in relation to which Migration is due to commence within the next six months (as set out in the SMETS1 Services delivery plan produced pursuant to condition 13 of the DCC Licence).

• Draft Re-designation Text This direction is made for the purposes of the smart meter communication licences granted under the Electricity Act 1989 and the Gas Act 1986 (such licences being the "DCC Licence") and the Smart Energy Code designated by the Secretary of State pursuant to the DCC Licence (such code being the "SEC").

• For example, the DCC Licence role being undertaken within BSC would need to be established under the Transmission Licence where it may not be an appropriate fit.

• This direction is made for the purposes of the smart meter communication licences granted under the Electricity Act 1989 and the Gas Act 1986 (such licences being the "DCC Licence") and the Smart Energy Code designated by the Secretary of State pursuant to the DCC Licence (such code being the "SEC").Words and expressions used in this direction shall be interpreted in accordance with Section A (Definitions and Interpretation) of the SEC.

• Pursuant to Condition 22 of the DCC Licence and Section X5 (Incorporation of Certain Documents into this Code) of the SEC, the Secretary of State directs that, with effect from [26 June 2020], the SMETS1 Transition and Migration Approach Document previously designated and incorporated into the SEC as Appendix AL is hereby re-designated and incorporated in the form set out in Annex [XX] to this direction.

• Words and expressions used in this direction shall be interpreted in accordance with the DCC Licence, and references to licence conditions are to conditions of the DCC Licence.

More Definitions of DCC Licence

DCC Licence means a smart meter communication licence granted under the Act.

DCC Licence means the "Licence for the Provision of a Smart Meter Communication Service" granted to the DCC or any successor pursuant to sections 7AB(1) or 7AB(2) and 7AB(4) of the Gas Act 1986 and sections 6(1)(f) or 6(1A) and 6(1C) of the Electricity Act 1989;"DCC Objectives"has the meaning given in Clause 8.1;"DCC Obligations"means any and all Mandatory Requirements binding on the DCC;"DCC Operational Management Team"has the meaning given in Part L of this Schedule 1;"DCC Performance Measure"means the measures relating to the performance of the End-to-end Smart Metering System, as further described in Part C of Schedule 2.2 (Performance Measures and Monitoring);"DCC Premises"has the meaning given in Part K of this Schedule 1;"DCC Purpose"means in connection with:(a) the performance of any of the DCC's obligations and/or exercise of any its rights and/or remedies in connection with any of this Agreement and/or any Mandatory Requirement; and/or(b) the receipt and/or use of any of the Services during the Service Period;"DCCRequirements"means requirements set out in Schedule 2.1 (DCC Requirements) and the Security Requirements;"DCCResponsibilities"has the meaning given in Clause 35.1.1;"DCC Security Architecture"means the general overview of the technical architecture that specifies the functional and non-functional security requirements applicable to Smart Meters installed in Great Britain and the End-to-end Smart Metering System as specified by the DCC from time to time;"DCC Security Policy"means the DCC's security policy, as developed and updated from time to time in accordance with Schedule 2.5 (Security Management Plan);"DCC Security Tests"has the meaning given in paragraph 2.1 of Part C of Schedule 2.5 (Security Management Plan);"DCC Self-Service Code of Connection"has the meaning given in Part D of this Schedule 1;

DCC Licence means the Licence for the Provision of a Smart Meter Communication Services granted to the DCC or any successor pursuant to sections 7AB(1) or 7AB(2) and 7AB(4) of the Gas Xxx 0000 and sections 6(1)(f) or 6(1A) and 6(1C) of the Electricity Xxx 0000; Force Majeure means an event which falls within one or more of the following categories:- (a) war, civil war, riot, civil commotion or armed conflict; (b) terrorism (being the use or threat of action designed to influence the government or intimidate the public or for the purpose of advancing a political, religious or ideological cause and which involves serious violence endangers a person’s life, creates a serious risk to the public or is designed to seriously interfere with or disrupt an electronic system); (c) nuclear, chemical or biological contamination; (d) earthquakes, fire, storm damage or severe flooding (if in each case it affects a significant geographical area); and/or (e) any blockade or embargo (if in each case it affects a significant geographical area); Good Industry Practice means the degree of skill and care, diligence, professionalism, prudence and foresight which would reasonably and ordinarily be expected from a skilled and experienced person or body engaged in providing goods or services similar to the Services, including any applicable standards, practices, methods and procedures conforming to Applicable Laws and the requirements of any Regulatory Body which is responsible for regulating the Party in question; Intellectual Property Rights or IPR means all rights in patents, trademarks, service marks, design rights (whether registered or unregistered and including semi-conductor topographies), copyright (including rights in computer software), database rights, sui generis rights, confidential information, trade secrets, trade or business names, domain names and other similar rights or obligations whether registerable or not in any country and applications for any of the foregoing. Materials means any document, design, methodology or process, documentation, data, system architecture, process, configuration materials or other material in whatever form, including any reports, business rules or requirements, testing documents and records, user manuals, user guides, operations manuals, training materials and instructions and any preparatory works relating to the same; Personal Data has the meaning given to it in applicable data protection legislation in England and Wales including without limit...