Decision Point I definition

Decision Point I means the time period that commences on the first Business Day immediately following Phase I of a Cycle, and shall end within thirty (30) calendar days; however, if the thirtieth (30th) does not fall on a Business Day, this time period shall conclude on the next Business Day.
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Decision Point I means the time period that commences on the first Business Day immediately following Phase I of a Cycle, and shall end within 30 calendar days; however, if the 30th does not fall on a Business Day, this time period shall conclude on the next Business Day.
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Decision Point I means immediately after the completion of final candidate selection via in vivo efficacy test according to study protocols approved by the JC.
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Examples of Decision Point I in a sentence

  • During Decision Point I, Project Developer may modify its Interconnection Request for updated equipment data.

  • The Point of Interconnection must be finalized before the close of the Decision Point I Phase.

  • During Phase I, and at least 30 days prior to initiating Decision Point I of the Cycle, Transmission Provider will post an estimated start date for Decision Point I in order for Project developers and Eligible Customers to prepare to meet their Decision Point I requirements.

  • New Service Requests that are studied in Phase I will enter Decision Point I.

  • Before the close of the Decision Point I, Project Developer or Eligible Customer shall choose either to remain in the Cycle subject to the terms set forth below, or to withdraw its New Service Request.

  • Project Developer shall submit machine modeling data as specified in the PJM Manuals before the close of Decision Point I.

  • The Decision Point I shall commence on the first Business Day immediately following the end of Phase I.

  • Interconnection Customer Decision Point I shall mean the time period beginning when the Interconnection Customer is provided the Preliminary System Impact Study results including cost estimates for upgrades and concludes after fifteen (15) Business Days.

  • The Phase II System Impact Study analysis will retool load flow results based on decisions made during Decision Point I, and perform short circuit and stability analyses as required.

  • If no withdrawal, the Phase II System Impact Study begins at the end of the Decision Point I period and runs for 180 days followed by a 30-day Decision Point II period for withdrawal or modification.


More Definitions of Decision Point I

Decision Point I means the same as that term is defined in PJM’s
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Decision Point I means the time period that commences on the first Business Day
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Related to Decision Point I

  • Connection Point means an exit point or an entry point or a bidirectional point identified or to be identified as such in an access contract.