ER definition

ER means the time weighted average of the Energy Rate for such HH Sites for each half hourly period during the Relevant Period (in £/MWh), divided by 1000.

ER means E.R. Schiffahrt GMBH & Cie. KG, a German limited partnership.

Examples of ER in a sentence

Request activation and receivers from your ER in advance if needed for your event.
The Contractor will provide complex case management through consultation services with the PMP (if applicable) and other providers to facilitate communication, engaging providers, maximizing the providers’ ability to manage disease, minimizing providers’ use of unnecessary referrals and reducing the need for hospitalization and ER utilization.
Please check with the ER assigned to the Event for a current inventory of equipment in the concession stand.
The Contractor may establish arrangements with hospitals whereby the Contractor may send one if its own physicians with appropriate ER privileges to assume the attending physician’s responsibilities to stabilize, treat, and transfer the Enrollee.

ER means the volume weighted average of the Energy Rate for all of your Sites for the Remainder Period (in £/MWh), divided by 1000;

ER. (also known as “Electronic Rental”) means delivery of audiovisual works via Digital Distribution under a business model whereby a consumer makes a specific, one-time payment for the right to access and view a particular audiovisual work an unlimited number of times within a limited time period (subject to customary rules with respect to the number and type of devices from which such work may be accessed and viewed).

ER means Excess Reduction, an option which is described in clause 11.5;

ER is the monthly unit energy rate (rate in dollars per Mwh) for energy sales from each Party to the other Parties.

ER means the Employer’s Representative as stated in Appendix I and/or its successors in office and is the person appointed by the Employer to act as its representative for the purposes of the Contract; being designated as such in the Articles of Agreement and in the Appendix I;