Economic Test definition
Examples of Economic Test in a sentence
G-158-15, effective April 1, 2016, the Threshold Purchase Price is the Trigger Price for the Network Economy Economic Test under Tariff Supplement 80 at all times of the year.
Once a NE reservation has been received, and the priority type for the service assigned based on the Economic Test (Type 1 or Type 2), the reservation will not undergo any further Economic Testing, and the assigned priority type will persist regardless of subsequent changes.
If the delivery day is part of an Extended Delivery window, then BC Hydro Grid Operations will post Economic Test results for the appropriate days.
The extent of the corner film region is strongly overestimated with the continuous film PNM as can be identified by the large grey region in the simulated phase distribution Fig.
Bid submission window IIIn case the Economic Test I is negative, the TSOs shall offer Bidders to submit Bids based on an updated price-quantity relationship, communicated to all Bidders.
BC Hydro Grid Operations will perform the Economic Test for each hour of the delivery day and for each intertie.
RECRUITMENT AND SELECTIONBIBA Academy will: Provide accurate, relevant and up-to-date information to students prior to commencement.
BC Hydro Grid operations will store archived Economic Test results for up to 3 years.
A proportion of any design charge made in respect of associated reinforcement may be refunded, subject to the Economic Test, when the project proceeds.
Section 10 of the Settlement Agreement, attached to Order No. G-127-06 as Appendix 1, requires that BC Hydro prepare an annual report for each calendar year which will provide the annual domestic volumes allocated under the Transfer Pricing Agreement and the net amount imported using the Network Economy Service that has passed the Economic Test set out in paragraph 2 of Attachment Q-2 to the OATT.