Registered Capacity definition

Registered Capacity for Generation Units has the meaning defined in the Grid Code and for all other Providing Units means the maximum Capacity, expressed in whole MW, that a Providing Unit can deliver on a sustained basis, without accelerated loss of equipment life, at the Connection Point;
Registered Capacity means the Production Capacity of a Generation
Registered Capacity means the number of day care children that the provider is authorized to care for as contained in the registration certificate.

Examples of Registered Capacity in a sentence

  • In addition, as part of MyGSB and subject to the terms of this Article 8, GSB shall operate, or procure the operation of, a trade services system (the “TSS”) allowing Customers to transfer Gas-in-Storage and Registered Capacity to and from other Storage Customers.


More Definitions of Registered Capacity

Registered Capacity has the meaning set out in the Grid Code;
Registered Capacity. Registered Injection Capacity, Registered Space and/or Registered Withdrawal Capacity referred to in Article 3.2, as applicable;
Registered Capacity has the meaning given in Section B paragraph 1.3 of the IUK Access Code; “Regulator” means Ofgem or XXXX, as the case may be;
Registered Capacity has the meaning given to that term in Part 6 of the EII Act.
Registered Capacity the normal full load capacity of a Generating Unit as declared by the Generator, less the MW consumed by the Generating Unit through the Generating Unit's unit transformer when producing the same;
Registered Capacity has the meaning given in Chapter 4A of the National Electricity Rules.
Registered Capacity has the meaning given in Section B paragraph 1.3 of the Interconnector Access Code;