Minimum Generation definition

Minimum Generation has the meaning given to it in the Grid Code;
Minimum Generation means the minimum stable Demand that a Generating Unit can safely maintain for an indefinite period.
Minimum Generation. Minimum Generation means (i) the level of generation below which Xxxxxxx County Unit 2 cannot operate in a stable manner without stabilization fuel while in compliance with the standard of conduct established in Article 20.24, (ii) such greater level as may be appropriate from time to time consistent with the standard of conduct established in Article 20.24 (e.g., for required or recommended testing, etc.), or (iii) during the ramp from synchronization to the level described in clause (i) and any ramp up to the level described in clause (ii), the actual level of generation from time to time during the ramp.

Examples of Minimum Generation in a sentence

  • The Kinetic Energy and Minimum Generation of the Providing Unit form the basis for calculating SIR Available Volume when Synchronised to the Power System.

  • The Technical Offer Data, Minimum Generation and average MW Output or average MW Reduction of the Providing Unit for that Trading Period and the minimum of the Availability of the Providing Unit from the start of that Trading Period until three hours later form the basis for calculating RM1 Available Volume.

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