ESB Networks definition

ESB Networks means Electricity Supply Board, acting as operator of the electricity network;

ESB Networks means the ESB, acting as

ESB Networks means the ESB, acting as operator of the Electricity Network;

Examples of ESB Networks in a sentence

• ESB Networks DAC may disclose your data to these parties to the extent necessary to perform their functions and provided they are only permitted to use your data as instructed by ESB Networks DAC.

• These requirements are set out in the ‘Distribution System Security and Planning Standards’.In the case of a substation room or building, ESB Networks will provide a specification covering the dimensions and the construction details.

• Users of the Distribution System to be connected at 38kV or 110kV are required to provide a site free of charge to ESB Networks and to carry out specific civil works.Users of the Distribution System to be connected at LV may be required to provide a substation room or building or a plinth for a free-standing ‘unit’ substation, free of charge to ESB Networks, depending on the MIC and the capacity available on the local network.

• Users of the Distribution System to be connected at MV are required to provide either a terminal substation room or building, free of charge to ESB Networks, as part of the arrangements to accept a connection.

• The DG4 tariff is based on the DG3 tariff, and also incurs an additional charge in accordance with the agreement between ESB Networks and the City and County Managers Association in respect of additional costs incurred on public lighting installations incurred by ESB Networks on behalf of local authorities.

• They are also required to keep your data safe and secure.• ESB Networks DAC may make available the existence, location and/or technical aspects of your connection to licensed electricity supply companies and other parties involved in your electricity supply.

• Details on the method of orthogonal collocation on finite elements, on the selection of the collocation points and convergence criterion are given in earlier studies.5,7 EXPERIMENTALStimulus-response experiments, using a step input, have been carried out in the displacement washing cell consisting of a vertical glass cylinder (110 mm high, 36.4 mm inner diameter) closed at the lower end by a permeable septum.

• You agree to be bound by any conditions given to you by ESB Networks or by us on behalf of ESB Networks regarding your Electricity Connection and any related matters.

• Key indicators of customer service performance include service delivery by the Customer Contact Centre and the treatment of complaints by ESB Networks staff.

• You may request ESB Networks to carry out Distribution Services at the Premises.

More Definitions of ESB Networks

ESB Networks means ESB, acting as operator of the electricity network;

ESB Networks means the Electricity Supply Board of Ireland in its capacity

ESB Networks means ESB Networks Limited and the business unit of ESB known as ESB Networks which holds the Transmission System Owner licence and/or the Distribution System Owner Licence granted by the Commission for Energy Regulation as amended from time to time.”

ESB Networks means the Electricity Supply Board of Ireland in its capacity as the owner of the ESB Transmission System and of the ESB Distribution System; “Existing Supplier” means as set out in paragraph 12.2 “Fieldwork” means work relating to a Meter Point undertaken by NIE Networks, as described in paragraph 17 and which a Supplier may request NIE Networks to undertake or may be initiated by NIE Networks; “Force Majeure” means in relation to a Participant any event or circumstance, or series of events or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of that Participant, which could not have been avoided through the use of Good Industry Practice, and which has the result that that Participant is unable to perform any or all of its obligations under the Market Registration Arrangements; “Generator” has the meaning given in the Trading and Settlement Code; “Good Industry Practice” means, in relation to any undertaking and any circumstances, the exercise of that degree of skill, diligence, prudence and foresight which would reasonably and ordinarily be expected from a skilled and experienced operator engaged in the same type of undertaking under the same or similar circumstances; “Grid Code” means the Grid Code prepared pursuant to the Transmission System Operator Licence, as from time to time revised in accordance with the Transmission System Operator Licence; “Grouped UnmeteredMeter Points” means as defined in MP NI 39; “Baseline” means the Market Messages, Data Definitions and Data Codes which together comprise the elements of the retail electricity market for Northern Ireland as documented and published by the Central Design Authority; “Retail MarketDevelopment Plan” the document of this name setting out the governance, approach and timescales for software releases by NIE Networks to reflect approved updates to the Baseline, published by the Central Design Authority;