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High Tension definition

High Tension or “HT” means all voltages defined as “high” or “extra high” voltage under clause (av) of sub-rule (1) of Rule 2 of the Indian Electricity Rules, 1956 and corresponding voltage classifications as may be specified in accordance with clause (c) of sub-section (2) of Section 185 of the Act;
High Tension means supply at high voltage or extra high voltage;
High Tension means a voltage level above 650 volts and upto 33000 Volts under normal conditions subject to the percentage variation permissible under the Indian Electricity Rules 1956 till the regulations under Sec 53 of the Electricity Act 2003 are notified.

Examples of High Tension in a sentence

  • The Distribution KW Minimum Charge, KVAR Charge and KWH Charge provided above shall not apply, and the Non-utility Generation Charge shall be the lesser of (1)$0.000312 per KWH ($0.000333 per KWH including SUT), or (2) the net of NGC – High Tension Service stated above and an NGC Credit of $0.009844 per KWH ($0.010496 per KWH including SUT), but not less than zero, for all KWH usage.

  • The Distribution KW Minimum Charge, KVAR Charge and KWH Charge provided above shall not apply, and the Non-utility Generation Charge shall be the lesser of (1) $0.000312 per KWH ($0.000333 per KWH including SUT), or (2) the net of NGC – High Tension Service stated above and an NGC Credit of $0.009844 per KWH ($0.010496 per KWH including SUT), but not less than zero, for all KWH usage.

  • HT - Agricultural (for HT Lift Irrigation scheme only)This tariff shall be applicable for supply of electricity to High Tension Agricultural consumers contracting for 100 kVA and above, requiring power supply for lifting water from surface water sources such as canal, river and dam, and supplying water directly to the fields of farmers for agricultural irrigation only.

  • Losses Multiplier:GT – High Tension Service1.005 GT1.027 GP1.047 GST1.103 GS1.103 2) BGS Capacity Charge per KW of Generation Obligation: $0.27621 per KW-day times BGS-CIEP customer’s share of the capacity peak load assigned to the JCP&L Transmission Zone by the PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., as adjusted by PJM assigned capacity related factors, times 1.06625 multiplier for Sales and Use Tax as provided in Rider SUT.

  • Losses Multiplier:GT – High Tension Service1.005 GT1.027 GP1.047 GST1.103 GS1.103 2) BGS Capacity Charge per KW of Generation Obligation: $0.25480 per KW-day times BGS-CIEP customer’s share of the capacity peak load assigned to the JCP&L Transmission Zone by the PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., as adjusted by PJM assigned capacity related factors, times 1.06625 multiplier for Sales and Use Tax as provided in Rider SUT.


More Definitions of High Tension

High Tension. (or “HT”) means all voltages defined as “high” or “extra high” voltage under the applicable Rules and Regulations as specified by the Central Electricity Authority
High Tension. (or “HT”) means all voltages above and including 11 kiloVolt and up to and including 33 kiloVolt;
High Tension or "HT" means a voltage equal or higher than 400/440 volts; "KV" means kilo volt;
High Tension means a voltage level between 650 volts and 33000 Volts under normal conditions subject to the percentage variation permissible under the Indian Electricity Rules 1956.
High Tension or “HT” means the voltage higher than 440 Volts, but which does not exceed 33000 Volts under normal condition, subject to the percentage variation allowed by the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) from time to time;
High Tension. (HT) means supply voltages of more than 650 volts and up to and inclusive of 33000 volts.
High Tension. (or “HT”) means all voltages above and including 650 Volt and up to and including 33 kiloVolt;