Snowy Scheme definition

Snowy Scheme means the dams, tunnels, power stations, aqueducts and other structures that comprise the Snowy-Murray Development and the Snowy-Tumut Development, that together are known as the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme;
Snowy Scheme means the dams, tunnels, power stations, aqueducts and other structures that comprise the Snowy-Xxxxxx Development and the Snowy-Tumut Development, that together are known as the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme;
Snowy Scheme means the dams, tunnels, power stations, aqueducts and other structures that comprise the Snowy‑Murray Development and the Snowy‑Tumut Development, that together are known as the Snowy Mountains Hydro‑electric Scheme;

Examples of Snowy Scheme in a sentence

  • The purpose of this Schedule is to make arrangements for sharing between New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria of water made available in the catchment of River Murray above Hume Dam by the Snowy Scheme.

  • NSW holds 58 per cent of the issued shares in SHL (all of which are fully paid up) and it has entered into guarantees, indemnities and deeds as part of the agreements leading to the corporatisation of the Snowy Scheme.

  • The purpose of this Schedule is to make arrangements for sharing between New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria of water made available in the catchment of River Xxxxxx above Xxxx Dam by the Snowy Scheme.

  • The Treasurer of NSW entered into the following guarantees, indemnities and deeds as part of the agreements leading to the corporatisation of the Snowy Scheme.

  • While there is a balance in the Mowamba Borrow account (that is, the Borrow is not repaid), the Snowy Scheme will run out of water earlier in a dry inflow sequence than it otherwise would have in terms of being able to maintain western river releases.

  • An exception is the Snowy Scheme Reform payments to the Joint Government Enterprise (JGE) established by the Commonwealth, NSW and Victorian governments to increase the Murray and Snowy river flows.

  • It is important to note that electricity generation is inseparably linked to Snowy Scheme water releases because the only practical way to release water from the Snowy Scheme is by generating electricity through the Snowy Scheme’s turbines.

  • You must ask for proof of age if the customer appears to be less than 30 years old.

  • Following corporatisation of the Snowy Scheme, a new Schedule G was inserted into the MDB Agreement.

  • Snowy Scheme releases are not supplied directly to downstream water users.


More Definitions of Snowy Scheme

Snowy Scheme means all of the Works;
Snowy Scheme means the dams, tunnels, power

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