Existing Capacity definition

Existing Capacity means the existing capability of the Infrastructure (in the absence of any new Infrastructure or modification to existing Infrastructure) to accommodate Train services, after:

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Existing Capacity means all or a portion of System Capacity that is available on System Segments that TransCanada determines in its sole discretion to be available for an Open Season;

Existing Capacity means the original capacity on Carrier’s system that existed prior to the addition of any Expansion Capacity through an expansion project.

Examples of Existing Capacity in a sentence

• The MTP will detail the Existing Capacity required for the provision of Train Service Entitlements and periods of time allocated for the purposes of providing Planned Possessions, in a form that indicates the time/distance (location) relationship of the Train services and other activities on the Infrastructure in question.

• In case a shipper requests Single-sided Nomination for Existing Capacity Contracts, the Parties shall cooperate to find a solution for this request.

• GTS and OGE shall aggregate same shipper code pair nominations for all New Capacity Contracts and Existing Capacity Contracts to perform the matching process between GTS and OGE.

• Where this step eliminates all of the parties seeking the Contested Train Path, but Aurizon Network still has spare Existing Capacity available, Aurizon Network may determine which of the parties seeking the Contested Train Path is allocated that path by considering the following three (3) matters.

• GTS and GUD shall aggregate same shipper code pair nominations for all New Capacity Contracts and Existing Capacity Contracts to perform the matching process between GTS and GUD.

More Definitions of Existing Capacity

Existing Capacity has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking. Expansion has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking. Expansion Infrastructure for an Expansion means the section or sections (as applicable) of the Infrastructure (excluding Customer Specific Branch Lines and Connecting Infrastructure) on which:

Existing Capacity means the existing capability of the Infrastructure (in the absence of any new Infrastructure or modification to exiting Infrastructure) to accommodate Train services, after:

Existing Capacity means firm capacity in a Zone which is not required to provide service to any existing Shipper receiving service under Rate Schedule FT, Firm Transportation Service, Rate Schedule STFT, Short Term Firm Transportation Service and Rate Schedule SGS, Small General Service.

Existing Capacity as herein used means the capacity on Carrier’s system that existed prior to the addition of the Expansion Capacity.

Existing Capacity means water supply capacity that presently exists in the Township’s water supply system for the Stayner community consisting of 250 total SDE units available for allocation is more particularly provided in this Agreement.

Existing Capacity means the technical capacity at an existing interconnection point which is already in place before the time of the capacity allocation.

Existing Capacity means all installed and in−service generating capacity owned by the public utility and all purchased firm capacity under contract to the public utility.