Heavy Load Hours definition

Heavy Load Hours means each hour included in the period from hour ending 0700 PPT through and including hour ending 2200 PPT, Monday through Saturday of each week.

Heavy Load Hours means weekday and Saturday hours from 6:00am through 10:00pm Pacific Prevailing Time, except NERC Holidays.

Heavy Load Hours shall be 0700 hours through 2200 hours on Monday through Saturday.

Examples of Heavy Load Hours in a sentence

• BPA shall pay BCH each month during the term hereof: (i) 7.1 xxxxx for each kilowatthour of energy returned by BCH during Light Load Hours and 9.8 xxxxx for each kilowatthour of such energy returned by BCH during Heavy Load Hours by release of water from the BPA Mica Treaty Storage Account; and (ii) 8.4 xxxxx for each kilowatthour of energy transferred from the BPA Mica Treaty Storage Account to the BPA Active Storage Account or a BPA Recallable Storage Account.

• This includes (but not limited to) refusing to provide current occupation and/or source of funds (who you received the currency from).‌ Change of Law by Agreement If any part of this Agreement is inconsistent with any applicable law, then to the extent that law can be amended or waived by contract, you and we agree that this Agreement governs and that the law is amended or waived by this Agreement.

• Subsequent to the Commercial Operation Date, NorthWestern shall pay Seller for Capacity during Heavy Load Hours of On‐Peak Hours (the “Capacity Price”); such amounts are included in the Energy Price on a levelized basis as set forth in Section 5.5.1.

More Definitions of Heavy Load Hours

Heavy Load Hours or "HLH" means those hours that begin at 6 a.m. and end at 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

Heavy Load Hours means those hours, as defined by then current industry standards, that constitute the higher value, or higher demand hours in the week. Currently, these hours are defined as hour ending 0600 through hour ending 2200, Monday through Saturday excluding holidays defined by the National Electric Reliability Council.

Heavy Load Hours. “HLH”) means the hours from 0700 hours to 2200 hours, Monday through Saturday, excluding national holidays. Historical Period of Record means the historical period beginning August 1928 (updated at a minimum every ten years) containing the record of streamflows used for planning under this Agreement. Holding Energy (“HE”) means energy transferred between Parties pursuant to subsection 9(c), Delivery and Return of Holding Energy, in order to delay the draft of a reservoir. The affected Parties shall prepare schedules of Holding Energy transfers pursuant to paragraph 6(i)(4), Designation of Holding Energy.

Heavy Load Hours means hours ending 0700 through 2200 Pacific prevailing time, Monday through Saturday and excluding NERC holidays. “Light Load Hours” means (i) hours ending 0100 through 0600 Pacific prevailing time and hours ending 2300 through 2400, Monday through Saturday, and (ii) all hours on Sundays and NERC holidays.

Heavy Load Hours. (“HLH”)” and Light Load Hours (“LLH”) shall have the meanings contained in the Electric Service Schedule No. 9.

Heavy Load Hours means the schedule hours 0700 through 2200 Mountain Time, Monday through Saturday.

Heavy Load Hours means weekday and Saturday hours from 7:00am through 10:00pm Pacific Prevailing Time, except NERC Holidays.