Line loss definition

Line loss means the kilowatt-hours of electricity lost in the operation of an electric transmission or distribution system.

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Line loss means the kilowatt-hours of electricity lost in

Line loss is defined in Section 2.3.

Examples of Line loss in a sentence

• Line loss (or gain), dehydration fuel, and applicable compression fuel shall be measured for each Month as the difference between the total volume of Gas received by the Gathering System from all shippers at the Receipt Points less the total volume of Gas delivered by the Gathering System operator on behalf of all shippers to the Delivery Points and then allocated by Buyer to Seller’s Gas at each Delivery Point.

• Line loss, Transformer Loss and Auxiliary Power of Internal Pooling Sub-station (PSS-I & II) and common infrastructure facilities shall be borne by SPDs on pro-rata basis.

• Line loss (or gain), dehydration fuel, and applicable compression fuel shall be measured for each Month as the difference between the total volume of Gas received by the Gathering System Owners at the Receipt Points less the total volume of Gas delivered by the Gathering System Owners at the Delivery Points.

More Definitions of Line loss

Line loss means a percentage of allowable gas volume loss permitted within LDC tariff between city gate and the account meter.

Line loss means the amount of energy loss through the distribution of electricity;

Line loss means the same as division (A) of section 4927.123 of the Revised Code.