Point of Receipt definition

Point of Receipt or “POR” means the point on an electricity transmission or distribution system where an electricity receiver receives electricity from a deliverer. This point can be an interconnection with another system or a substation where the transmission provider’s transmission and distribution systems are connected to another system.

Point of Receipt means a point on the Company EPS where the Company delivers capacity and energy to the Interconnecting Customer.

Point of Receipt means any point on the Company's gas distribution system at which an interconnection exists with Shipper's Transporter to enable the Company to receive Shipper's gas for redelivery to the Shipper.

Examples of Point of Receipt in a sentence

• Energy shall be provided from the Point of Receipt if economic, and from the LBMP Market otherwise.

• For Firm Transmission Service requests between a Point of Receipt at the Proxy Generator Bus designated for Imports and a Point of Delivery at the Proxy Generator Bus designated for Exports, the ISO will furnish to the Transmission Customer hour-to-hour schedules equal to the Wheel-Through Transaction schedule and shall deliver the Energy provided by such schedules.

• The Transmission Customer shall provide, unless waived by the ISO, notification to the ISO identifying such systems and authorizing them to schedule Energy to be transmitted by the ISO pursuant to Section 3 of this Tariff on behalf of the Transmission Customer at the Point of Delivery or the Point of Receipt.

• For Firm Transmission Service requests between a Point of Receipt and Point of Delivery that are internal to the NYCA, or between a Point of Receipt at the Proxy Generator Bus designated for Imports and a Point of Delivery that is a Load Bus internal to the NYCA, the ISO will furnish to the Transmission Customer schedules equal to those requested and shall deliver the Energy provided by such schedules.

• If the Metering Point and the Point of Receipt or Point of Delivery are not at the same location, the metering equipment shall record delivery of electricity in a manner that accounts for losses occurring between the Metering Point and the Point of Receipt or Point of Delivery.

More Definitions of Point of Receipt

Point of Receipt means a location that the Transmission Service Provider specifies on its transmission system where an Interchange Transaction enters or a generator delivers its output.**

Point of Receipt means the point where the Retailer delivers Gas to the Gas Distribution System under the Retailer Distribution Service Contract. This is usually indicated by AUI’s acceptance of a receipt Nomination into the Retailer’s Account;

Point of Receipt means the point on Company's system at which Retailer/DSP delivers Gas to the Gas Pipeline System under the Distribution Access Service Agreement. For clarity, this is usually indicated by Company’s acceptance of a receipt Nomination into the Retailer/DSP's Account;

Point of Receipt means a point on the Company EPS where the Company delivers capacity and energy to the Interconnecting Customer. The Point of Receipt shall be specified in the Interconnection Service Agreement.

Point of Receipt means a point on an electric system where an entity receives electricity from a supplier. This point can be an interconnection with another system or a generator busbar.

Point of Receipt means, unless otherwise specified in a Producer Service Agreement, the point on the Company’s system at which the Gas first enters the Gas Pipeline System;

Point of Receipt. The point on the high voltage side of the Plant's transformer where IID's metering equipment measures the delivery of energy to the IID system.