Secondary Energy means the quantum of energy generated in excess of the design energy on per year basis at the generating station;
Secondary Energy means energy generated by a hydro resource in excess of the amount of planned firm energy generation from that resource. For Pacific Northwest hydro resources, planned firm energy generation is the amount a resource could produce if a very low streamflow condition identified as a critical period were to reoccur. Planned firm energy amounts are the amounts listed in section 2 of Exhibit A for Specified Resources.
Secondary Energy means that Energy Hydro is willing to sell, according to Clause 5.06, at a rate approved by the Board and which would be surplus to its needs and, if not sold, would likely result in spillage at one or more of Hydro’s hydraulic generating stations;
Examples of Secondary Energy in a sentence
The rate to be paid for Secondary Energy shall be determined by the Board.
More Definitions of Secondary Energy
Secondary Energy means the quantum of energy generated annually in excess of the design energy at the hydel generating station;
Secondary Energy means that Energy Hydro is willing to sell, according to Clause 5.02, at a rate approved by the Board and which, if not sold, would be surplus to its needs and likely to result in spillage at one or more of Hydro’s hydraulic generating stations;
Secondary Energy means the quantum of energy generated in excess of the design energy on an annual basis by the station.
Secondary Energy means that Energy which is surplus to Hydro’s needs and, if not sold, would likely result in spillage at one or more of Hydro’s hydraulic generating stations;
Secondary Energy means the same as it did under an Agreement between the successors to the parties hereto, dated May 13, 1977 and amended June 3, 1988,.