Generation assets definition

Generation assets means assets that are classified as elec- tric generation assets on the books of account of a public utility, as determined by the commission.

Generation assets means all assets used and useful in the generation of electricity, including property, infrastructure (for example, prime movers, generating units, switches and switch yards, breakers, transformers, fuel delivery and storage systems), controls and other support equipment and facilities up to the specified point of interconnection with the T&D system of a T&D licensee;

Generation assets means the total construction and other capital asset costs of generation facilities approved for inclusion in rates before July 1, 1997, but does not include any costs relating to the decommissioning of any such facility or any costs which the authority found during a proceeding initiated before July 1, 1998, were incurred because of imprudent management;

Examples of Generation assets in a sentence

• Generation assets" includes all real estate, fixtures and personal property owned, controlled, operated or managed in connection with, or to facilitate, the generation of electric power.[PL 1997, c.

• Generation assets are used to generate electricity and include hydroelectric and thermal generating stations, gas and combustion turbines, dams, reservoirs and other related equipment.

• These shifts are at the request and for the convenience of the City of Santa Xxxxx to ensure the safety, reliability, and operation of the City of Santa Clara’s Electric Generation assets.

• Generation assets — All assets associated with the production of electricity, including generation plants, electrical interconnections of the generation plant to the transmission system, fuel contracts, fuel transportation contracts, water contracts, lands, surface or subsurface water rights, emissions-related allowances, and gas pipeline interconnections.

• As a result, on transition, impairment losses were recognized on certain Generation assets and a provision was recognized for an onerous contract.

More Definitions of Generation assets

Generation assets means all assets associated with the production of electricity, including generation plants, electrical interconnections of the generation plant to the transmission system, fuel contracts, fuel transportation contracts, water contracts, lands, surface or subsurface water rights, emissions-related allowances, and gas pipeline interconnections.

Generation assets means (a) the "Purchased Assets" described in the Asset Transfer Agreements, including the assets set forth on Schedule 1.1(e) and (b) any fossil-fuel fired electric generating stations owned, used or operated at any time by any of the IPC Companies, including those assets identified by the parties pursuant to clause (ii) of Section 5.20(a) that are to be transferred to DMG by IPC pursuant to the Generation Agreement, but excluding those assets identified by the parties pursuant to clause (i) of Section 5.20(a) that are to be transferred to IPC by DMG pursuant to the Generation Agreement.

Generation assets means generation plants and generation-

Generation assets means the Company’s assets and operations which form part of the Company’s generation business and any assets or operations necessary or incidental to the Company’s generation business.”

Generation assets means the generating plants and related facilities as more fully described on Exhibit G hereto.

Generation assets means the generating plants and related facilities as more fully described on Exhibit [●] hereto.

Generation assets means all the generating assets (including all Generating Units but excluding all assets forming part of an Electricity Storage Facility) which: (i) are used (or intended to be used) to generate and/or deliver electricity to the Electricity Delivery Point;