Northern Ireland Interconnector means for the purpose of this Licence, equipment used to link the Northern Ireland Transmission System to electricity systems outside of the Island of Ireland, and (for the avoidance of doubt) does not include the North/South Circuits;
Northern Ireland Interconnector means electric lines and electrical plant and meters used for conveying electricity only directly to or from a substation or converter station within Northern Ireland into or out of Northern Ireland, but excluding the North/South Circuits; “Northern Ireland Market Operator Licence” means the licence granted, under Article 10(1)(d) of the Order, to SONI Limited (a body corporate registered in Northern Ireland under company number NI038715) on 3 July 2007. “Northern Ireland Market Operator Licensee”
Northern Ireland Interconnector means electric lines and electric plant and meters used solely for conveying electricity directly to or from a substation or converter station in Northern Ireland into or out of Northern Ireland, but excluding the North/South Circuits;
Examples of Northern Ireland Interconnector in a sentence
Ireland, Northern Ireland, Interconnector (UK) and Portugal use matching but not with the Lesser Rule in all cases.
GREEN/CHP ACCREDITATION The Northern Ireland Interconnector to the Republic of Ireland enables licensed suppliers in the Republic’s electricity market to import electricity from Scotland, through Northern Ireland into the Republic.
This is a document detailed in the GB Grid Code OC8 and the Northern Ireland Interconnector Operating Code 1.
In the event of a long term material reduction in the commissioned capacity of any Northern Ireland Interconnector and/or the North/South Circuits, the operating security standard may be reduced to allow for planned low frequency load shedding in relation to a single contingency incident.
More Definitions of Northern Ireland Interconnector
Northern Ireland Interconnector means electric lines and electrical plant used for conveying electricity directly to or from a substation or converter station within Northern Ireland into or out of Northern Ireland (and not for conveying electricity elsewhere) but excluding the North/South Circuits;
Northern Ireland Interconnector. means electric lines and electrical plant and meters used for conveying electricity only directly to or from a substation or converter station within Northern Ireland into or out of Northern Ireland, but excluding the North/South Circuits;
Northern Ireland Interconnector means electric lines and electrical plant and meters used for conveying electricity only directly to or from a substation or converter station within Northern Ireland into or out of Northern Ireland, but excluding the North/South Circuits;“Northern Ireland Market Operator Licence”means the licence granted, under Article 10(1)(d) of the Order, to SONI Limited (a body corporate registered in Northern Ireland under company number NI038715) on 3 July 2007.“Northern Ireland Market Operator Licensee”means the person authorised, from time to time, under the Northern Ireland Market Operator Licence in its capacity as the holder of that licence.“North/South Circuits”means the electric lines and electrical plant and meters used for conveying electricity only directly to or from a substation or converter station within Northern Ireland directly to or from a substation or converter station within the Republic of Ireland;“notice”means (unless otherwise specified) notice given either in writing or by electronic data transfer;“Order”means the Electricity (Northern Ireland) Order 1992;“payment security policy”means the policy of that name referred to in Condition 24;“Permitted Purpose”means the purpose of all or any of the following:
Northern Ireland Interconnector means for the purpose of this Licence, equipment used to link the Northern Ireland Transmission System to electricity lines outside of the Island of Ireland, but excluding the North/South Circuits;