Interruptible Load definition

Interruptible Load means load that can be curtailed or reduced at the supplier's discretion or in accordance with a contractual agreement.
Interruptible Load means the equipment, material, or systems at a Project Site that is identified in the Application as electric load that will be interrupted by the Customer at the request of SWEPCO pursuant to the LMSOP.
Interruptible Load means any load that can be interrupted in a power control center.

Examples of Interruptible Load in a sentence

  • Generating Capacity that is available to supply Energy, or Interruptible Load Resources that are available to Curtail Energy usage, in the event of contingency conditions which meet the requirements of the ISO.

  • A Market Customer with a Demand Side Programme may apply to AEMO to associate a Non-Dispatchable Load or Interruptible Load with the Demand Side Programme.

  • A Market Customer that: (a) has entered into; or (b) intends to enter into a contract with a person who owns, controls or operates a Non-Dispatchable Load or Interruptible Load, for the Load to provide curtailment on request by the Market Customer, may register a Demand Side Programme.

  • Emergency Interruptible Load Service Time Period (EILS Time Period)Blocks of hours in an EILS Contract Period in which EILS Resources are contractually committed to provide EILS.

  • A Rule Participant must ensure an Interruptible Load, Curtailable Load or Dispatchable Load registered by that Rule Participant is equipped with an interval meter.


More Definitions of Interruptible Load

Interruptible Load means a portion or a combination of a Distributor
Interruptible Load means the consumer load or a combination of consumer loads that can be contractually interrupted without notice or reduced by remote control or on instruction from the system operator. Individual contracts place limitations on usage;
Interruptible Load means a form of instantaneous reserve comprised of energy being consumed that is able to be disconnected to balance the injection supply and the offtake of electricity following a drop in system frequency to a specified level below 50 Hz;
Interruptible Load means, for any Person, any power supply obligations of such Person, to the extent that any (i) interruption, discontinuance or curtailment thereof, or (ii) any other failure to fulfill any such obligation, will not result in any penalty, breach of contract or other liability to any other Person.
Interruptible Load means the amount of demand served under Rate 39. “ISO-NE” means the Independent System Operator-New England “RTDRP” means the ISO-NE Real-Time Demand Response Program.
Interruptible Load means any load that can be interrupted in a power control center. ** Material has been omitted pursuant to a request to the Commission for confidential treatment and has been filed separately with the Commission.
Interruptible Load means the equipment, material, or systems at a Project Site that is identified in the Application as electric load that will be interrupted by the Customer at the request of AEP Texas pursuant to the LMP.