Delivery Points to Newfoundland Power definition

Delivery Points to Newfoundland Power means the 66,000 Volt terminals of the station power transformers at Marble Mountain and Pasadena, both of which are serviced from Deer Lake Power’s L1 transmission line or at such other location or locations that Hydro and the Customer mutually agree in writing;
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