Maximum Available Capacity definition

Maximum Available Capacity means the following:
Maximum Available Capacity for hydro stations means the following:
Maximum Available Capacity means the maximum capacity that can be requested by a Community Solar Project.

Examples of Maximum Available Capacity in a sentence

  • On the first day of the retainer window Shipper Users shall be able to take out retainers which, in aggregate, when added to the sold capacity shall not exceed the Maximum Available Capacity (see Diagram 1).

  • Retainers shall be rejected where they have no effect on the Substitutable Capacity;e.g. where Y+4 retainers plus previously sold capacity are equal to the Maximum Available Capacity the Substitutable Capacity will be zero.

  • ADIQ is a function of Shipper's percent of Maximum Available Capacity ("MAC") in storage on that Day.

  • The Maximum Available Capacity in AGC mode is lower or equal to the Maximum Available Capacity.

  • In case of Total non-Availability, Maximum Available Capacity is zero.


More Definitions of Maximum Available Capacity

Maximum Available Capacity. ("MAC") shall mean the maximum quantity of Gas (expressed in Dth) that Transporter is required to accept under Rate Schedule FS-1 or the maximum quantity of Gas expressed in Dth) that Transporter may accept under Rate Schedule IS-1 for injection into storage during the Injection Period on Shipper's behalf.
Maximum Available Capacity relating to hydel stations means the following:
Maximum Available Capacity means the following: Purely run of river power stations: The maximum capacity in MW, the generating station can generate with all units running, under the prevailing conditions of water levels and flows over the next day.
Maximum Available Capacity means maximum capacity the plant could generate with all units running, under the prevailing conditions of water levels, flows and with 100% gate openings;
Maximum Available Capacity means the maximum capacity in MW, the generating station can generate with all units running, under the prevailing conditions of water levels and flows;
Maximum Available Capacity. ("MAC") shall mean the maximum quantity
Maximum Available Capacity. (MW) means the maximum capacity the plant could generate with all units running, under the prevailing conditions of water levels, flows and with 100% gate openings. The peaking hours shall not be less than 3 hours within a 24 hours period.