External Resource definition

External Resource means a generation resource located outside the metered boundaries of the PJM Region.

External Resource means a generation resource located outside the metered boundaries of the PJM Control Area.

External Resource means an external duly qualified professional or technical consultant or contractor retained to carry out some or all of the Activities and deliver some or all of the Deliverables.

Examples of External Resource in a sentence

• The following process is to be used by claims processors to submit data to TMA which relates to External Resource Sharing encounters.

• For External Resource Sharing encounters, submit a TED record which includes SPECIAL PROCESSING CODE of ‘S’ Resource Sharing - External, for each patient encounter.

• Resource sharing consists only of external resource sharing (where the purpose of the external resource sharing agreement enables military health care personnel, active duty and civilian, to provide covered medical services to active duty and TRICARE beneficiaries in a network facility.) Although both Internal and External Resource Sharing is authorized by Regulation, current policy is that only External Resource Sharing will be implemented.

• An External Resource with dynamic scheduling and dispatch capability selected as a Pool-Scheduled Resource shall be made available for scheduling and dispatch at the direction of the ISO and shall be compensated on the same basis as other Pool-Scheduled Resources.

• An External Resource selected as a pool-scheduled resource shall be made available for scheduling and dispatch at the direction of the Office of the Interconnection, and except as specified below shall be compensated on the same basis as other pool-scheduled resources.

• This clause is mandatory and will be inserted in all External Resource Sharing Agreements, unless a wavier is obtained from the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Office of General Counsel (OGC) and the service legal advisor: “While performing health care functions authorized by the MTF/eMSM, designated health care personnel will be acting within the scope of their duties as determined by the Department of Justice (DOJ).

• The Transmission Provider shall coordinate with the entity to which the External Resource is directly connected to determine whether the External Resource is necessary for reliability of the Transmission System, in accordance with applicable coordinated planning provisions between the Transmission Provider and the regional planning entity to which the External Resource is interconnected.

• The information registered in the Registration screen will require the Market Participant to certify that the registration information is accurate, complete, and that the qualified MWs from the External Resource are not being registered by another party or used in another Balancing Area for capacity purposes.

• However, if the invoice date is prior to shipment of the applicable Products, the 30 days shall instead be calculated from the shipment date.

• For External Resource Sharing encounters, submit a TED record which includes SPECIAL PROCESSING CODE of S Resource Sharing - External, for each patient encounter.

More Definitions of External Resource

External Resource means a Developmental Resource that will not be or an Existing Resource that is not directly interconnected to the MISO transmission system.

External Resource means a generation resource located outside the metered boundaries of the New England Control Area.

External Resource means external duly qualified professionals and technical consultants and contractors carrying out the services or activities relevant to the development of the Project.

External Resource means resources (including human resource) other than the resources within the SWLEP Board and Executive.

External Resource means a generation resource located outside the metered boundaries of the NEPOOL Control Area.

External Resource means a generation resource located outside the metered boundaries of the New England Control Area. External Transaction is the import of external energy into the New England Control Area by a Market Participant or the export of internal energy out of the New England Control Area by a Market Participant in the Day-Ahead Energy Market and/or Real-Time Energy Market, or the wheeling of external energy through the New England Control Area by a Market Participant or a Non-Market Participant in the Real- Time Energy Market. Facilities Study is an engineering study conducted pursuant to the OATT by the ISO (or, in the case of Local Service or interconnections to Local Area Facilities as defined in the TOA, by one or more affected PTOs) or some other entity designated by the ISO in consultation with any affected Transmission Owner(s), to determine the required modifications to the PTF and Non-PTF, including the cost and scheduled completion date for such modifications, that will be required to provide a requested transmission service or interconnection on the PTF and Non-PTF. Facility and Equipment Testing means operation of a Resource to evaluate the functionality of the facility or equipment utilized in the operation of the facility. Failure to Maintain Blackstart Capability is a failure of a Blackstart Owner or Designated Blackstart Resource to meet the Blackstart Service Minimum Criteria or Blackstart Service obligations, but does not include a Failure to Perform During a System Restoration event. Failure to Perform During a System Restoration is a failure of a Blackstart Owner or Designated Blackstart Resource to follow ISO or Local Control Center dispatch instructions or perform in accordance with the dispatch instructions or the Blackstart Service Minimum Criteria and Blackstart Service obligations, described within the ISO New England Operating Documents, during a restoration of the New England Transmission System. Fast Start Demand Response Resource is a Demand Response Resource that meets the following criteria: (i) Minimum Reduction Time does not exceed one hour; (ii) Minimum Time Between Reductions does not exceed one hour; (iii) Demand Response Resource Start-Up Time plus Demand Response Resource Notification Time does not exceed 30 minutes; (iv) has personnel available to respond to Dispatch Instructions or has automatic remote response capability; (v) is capable of receiving and acknowledging a Dispatch Instruction electronically; and (vi) has sati...