GSP Group definition

GSP Group means a distinct electrical system, consisting of:

GSP Group means a grouping of Parties, stakeholders, and interested parties developing an individual GSP within the Subbasin, as shown in Exhibit “A,” who are combined for purposes of representation and voting on the Coordination Committee and for purposes of sharing Coordinated Plan Expenses as set forth in this Coordination Agreement.

GSP Group. : means a distinct electrical system, consisting of:(i) the Distribution System(s) which are connected to the Transmission System at (and only at) Grid Supply Point(s) which fall within one Group of GSPs, and(ii) any Distribution System which:(1) is connected to a Distribution System in paragraph (i), or to any other Distribution System under this paragraph (ii), and(2) is not connected to the Transmission System at any Grid Supply Pointand the total supply into which is determined by metering for each half hour; "Gas System Planner (GSP) Licence": means a licence granted or treated as granted under section 7AA(1) of the Gas Act 1986 (as amended); "Guideline on Electricity Balancing (EBGL)": means Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/2195; "Half Hourly Data Aggregator": means a Data Aggregator which carries out the aggregation of metering data received from Half Hourly Data Collectors: in respect of SVA Metering Systems; "Half Hourly Data Collector": means a Data Collector which retrieves, validates and processes metering data from Half Hourly Meters and Equivalent Meters comprised in respect of SVA Metering Systems and from Asset Meters comprised in Asset Metering Systems; "Half Hourly Meter": means a Meter which provides measurements on a half hourly basis for Settlement purposes; "Half Hourly Metering Equipment": means Metering Equipment which provides measurements on a half hourly basis for Settlement purposes; "Half Hourly Metering System": means a Metering System which provides measurements on a half hourly basis for Settlement purposes; "High Grade Service": has the meaning given to that term in Section V2.3; "Host DSO": means a Distribution System Operator operating a Distribution System that is directly connected to the Transmission System; "HVDC Boundary Data": has the meaning given to that term in paragraph 5.1 of Annex T-2; "HVDC Boundary": means the point at which the AC Transmission System is connected to the HVDC Transmission System;

Examples of GSP Group in a sentence

• For each non half hourly unmetered supplies tariff the load characteristics are calculated using profile data derived for each GSP Group.

• The CDCA shall receive, from the BSC Party, the following information in support of Aggregation Rules:a) Metering System identifier;b) Aggregation Rule(s) for each of Physical Meter, Metering System, Meter Point, Grid Supply Point, GSP Group and Interconnector;c) Other information, as may be required, to support the Aggregation Rules.

• A System Connection Point is a point at which two or more Systems are connected, including a connection between Distribution Systems in different GSP Groups (but excluding a connection between Distribution Systems in the same GSP Group).

• The CDCA shall adjust the GSP Group Take volumes for Inter-Distribution Network Connections, any Embedded Generation or Embedded Demand registered with the CRA, Direct Connected Consumer Demand and External Interconnector Demand; 3.

• The CDCA shall in respect of GSP Group Take volumes, use Aggregation Rules to aggregate all Metering System energy volumes relating to the GSPs of that GSP Group, to produce a GSP Group Take volume for each settlement period; 2.

• The volumes for missing or disputed data are estimated in accordance with the BSC and reported to the Meter Operator Agent (CVA MOA) and BSCCo; the GSP Group Take is calculated in accordance with the Settlement timetable (published on the BSCCo Website).

• Section 4.1.8 describes a typical GSP which includes a Distribution Systems Connection Point and GSP Group Take.

• These details shall include the relevant SVA MSID and the Identifiers for the MOA and, as the case may be, the HHDA, the LDSO and the applicable GSP Group.

• All the meter readings for the current Public Distribution System, and any other Distribution Systems within the same GSP Group, are all aggregated together allowing the operation of the GSP Group Correction Factor to continue to apportion errors across a large number of Non Half Hourly metering systems.A feature of this is that for the purposes of settlement there is no requirement for a meter between two Distribution Systems within the same GSP Group.

• The Executive Summary should be a brief overview of the engagement, and should identify the main features and benefits of the proposed solution.2. Scope, Approach, and MethodologyDetailed product assembly, fit-out and testing procedures by geographical location and including any details of a phased implementation.

More Definitions of GSP Group

GSP Group. Shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 3.04.

GSP Group means a distinct electrical system, consisting of: (i) all or part of aone or more Distribution Systems which is are connected to the Transmission System at one or more Grid Supply Point(s) which fall within only one Group of GSPs, and (ii) all or part of any Distribution System which: (1) is connected to the a Distribution System in paragraph (i), or to any other Distribution System under this paragraph (ii), and (2) is not connected to the Transmission System at any Grid Supply Point and the total supply into which is determined by metering for each half hour;

GSP Group has same meaning as in relevant supply licence conditions; “levelisation payment” has the meaning given in regulation 18(6);

GSP Group has the meaning given to that term in Schedule 9;

GSP Group has the meaning given to that term in the Pooling and Settlement Agreement;

GSP Group means GSP and all its dealers, members, managers, officers, directors, employees, agents, partners, affiliated companies, subcontractors of any tier, Architects, Engineers, Consultants, successors, and assigns.