Mutual Benefits definition
Mutual Benefits means the transient and steady-state support that the integrated generation and Transmission Systems in PJM and New York provide to each other inherently by virtue of being interconnected as described in Section 35.4 of this Agreement.
Mutual Benefits as described in Article 3.0 of this Agreement, means the transient and steady-state support that the integrated generation and transmission facilities in the New England and New York Transmission Systems provide to each other inherently by virtue of being interconnected.
Mutual Benefits means the transient and steady‐state support that the integrated generation and Transmission Systems in PJM and New York provide to each other inherently by virtue of being interconnected as described in Section 35.4 of this Agreement.
Examples of Mutual Benefits in a sentence
The Parties shall endeavor to operate or direct the operation of the Interconnection Facilities to realize the Mutual Benefits.
Both the New England Transmission System and New York Transmission System, by virtue of being connected to each other and with a much larger Interconnection, share Mutual Benefits such as transient and steady-state support.
NYISO and ISO-NE shall not charge one another for such Mutual Benefits.
The Parties recognize circumstances beyond their control, such as a result of operating configurations, contingencies, maintenance, or actions by Third Parties, may result in a reduction of Mutual Benefits.
More Definitions of Mutual Benefits
Mutual Benefits in the text refers to Mutual Benefits III.
Mutual Benefits means the transient and steady-state support that the integrated
Mutual Benefits means the transient and steady-state support that the integrated generation and Transmission Systems in NL and NS inherently provide to each other by virtue of being interconnected. Mutual Benefits shall exclude energy products or services that are normally marketed or compensated through other wholesale trading markets or sales agreements;