Net Capacity definition

Net Capacity means the Nameplate Capacity of the Interconnection Customer’s generating facilities, less the portion of that capacity needed to serve the Generating Facility’s Auxiliary Load.

Net Capacity means the maximum capacity that can be supplied to the network by a generating installation;

Net Capacity means the volume in millilitres of a filled and closed aerosol dispenser.

Examples of Net Capacity in a sentence

• If a PAN is chosen which (when multiplied by the number of year groups) does not fall within that range, the Net Capacity is set as the nearer of either the maximum or the minimum number of workplaces.Nursery space is excluded from the net capacity measurement, therefore, this age group is also excluded from the calculation.The net capacity calculation estimates the impact of a sixth form group on the entire school and provides a proportion of a year group.

• If the Net Capacity figure is less than the number of pupils on roll it indicates that extension of the school accommodation can be justified.

• Please note: If the date of your latest Net Capacity data is prior to June 2014 then the calculations are based on Building Bulletin (BB) 98 & 99 area guidance.

• The Sufficiency Survey can be a useful tool in assessing the efficiency of the use of space at the Academy - if the Net Capacity figure is less than the number of pupils on roll it indicates that extension of the buildings can be justified.

• If there are fewer pupils than the Net Capacity figure calculated, then there is sufficient space, even though it may be poorly arranged.

More Definitions of Net Capacity

Net Capacity means for any period the actual level at which the Unit is operated, less station service use, transformer losses and generator lead losses.

Net Capacity means the Gross Capacity of the Facility, net of Energy consumed within the Facility as Auxiliary Consumption and shall be as stated in Schedule 1;

Net Capacity means the contracted capacity measured at the Interconnection Point;

Net Capacity means the maximum amount of energy that the Project may inject into the IP for any given hour, in accordance with the PPA.

Net Capacity means the total capacity of the customer's generating facilities, less the portion of that capacity needed to serve the generating facilities' auxiliary load.

Net Capacity means the usable, safe fill storage capacity of each tank (as amended from time to time). Monthly tankage service fees shall commence as follows: Diesel March 15, 2010 Jet Fuel March 15, 2010 Gasoline April 20, 2010 Ethanol April 20, 2010 Fuel Oil May 1, 2010 Tankage Service Fees include: • Delivery from seagoing vessel or barge into storage tank (min. parcel size 3200 barrels) • Redelivery of products other than fuel oil, marine diesel oil and other “black oil:” from storage tank into seagoing vessel, barge (minimum parcel size 3200 bbls) *** Certain information in this document has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. • Redelivery from storage tank into Road Tank Truck • Storage during the period of one Calendar Month • Standard documentation on ship’s arrival and departure at terminal • [***] free throughput per [***]

Net Capacity means the aggregate of the maximum rating of the generation facilities constructed, owned, managed, controlled or operated by the licensee under its generation licence, modified for ambient limitations, which is established in the manner specified in the grid code, the generation licence or a power acquisition contract entered into by the licensee, less the capacity used to supply the auxiliary needs;