System Capability definition

System Capability means the capability of the Transportation System to receive and/or deliver Natural Gas as determined by the Transporter in respect of any given Gas Flow Day or Days.

System Capability means the capability of the NI Network to receive and/or deliver gas as determined by the Transporter in respect of any given Gas Flow Day or Gas Flow Days;

System Capability means the capability of the PTL Transportation System to receive and/or deliver gas as determined by Premier Transmission in respect of any given Gas Flow Day or Days. 6.1.3 Any instruction made under this section 6 by Premier Transmission in terms of Exceptional Events and Emergencies shall be copied to the other NI Network Operators. Upon receipt of any note from the other NI Network Operators in relation to an Exceptional Event or Emergency issued under the GNI (UK) Code or the WTL Code, Premier Transmission may at its own discretion issue an Exceptional Event or Emergency instruction under section 6 of this Code. Declaration of a D-1 Predicted Capacity Shortfall or Day D Capacity Shortfall 6.1.4 Where Premier Transmission determines that there is a D-1 Predicted Capacity Shortfall in accordance with section 6.2.1 or a Day D Capacity Shortfall in accordance with section 6.3.1. Premier Transmission shall declare a D-1 Predicted Capacity Shortfall or a Day D Capacity Shortfall (a “Shortfall Declaration”) to: (a) each Shipper; (b) each Distribution Network Operator; and (c) SONI. 6.1.5 A Shortfall Declaration shall specify: (a) whether it refers to a Day D Capacity Shortfall or a D-1 Predicted Capacity Shortfall and the Gas Flow Day to which it refers; (b) confirmation of the date and time of issuing; (c) the IP Entry Point and/or Exit Points affected or likely to be affected;

Examples of System Capability in a sentence

• For a Slice/Block customer, the energy purchased at Tier 1 rates will be equal to the sum of the customer’s monthly Block purchase at Tier 1 rates plus the customer’s Slice percentage multiplied by the monthly/diurnal RHWM Tier 1 System Capability.

• Bulk Power System – See NYS Bulk Power System Capability Period - Six (6) month periods which are established as follows: (1) from May 1 through October 31 of each year ("Summer Capability Period"); and (2) from November 1 of each year through April 30 of the following year ("Winter Capability Period"); or such other periods as may be determined by the Operating Committee of the NYISO.

• Retirements made on the last day of any month shall not be deducted from Installed System Capability for that month.

• For purposes of this Section 12, the minimum monthly Installed System Capability of a Participant for a month is the Participant's lowest Installed System Capability for any hour during the month.

• In addition, the DAG also contains success criteria developed for the technical review that marks the transition between Integrated System Design and System Capability and Manufacturing Process Demonstration.

• Various percentages of the SPP Residual Transmission System Capability, as calculated under Section 5.2.2(2)3, is made available during the Annual TCR Auction Process as shown in Exhibit 5-2.

• The program shall enter System Capability and Manufacturing Process Demonstration upon completion of the Post-CDR Assessment and establishment of an initial product baseline.

• To be eligible to receive Grant Funds, SUBRECIPIENT must meet National Incident Management System ("NIMS") compliance requirements, and report full NIMS compliance via the National Incident Management System Capability Assessment Support Tool ("NIMSCAST").

• When calculating Total Transfer Capability (TTC) or Total Flowgate Capability (TFC) the Transmission Operator shall use assumptions no more limiting than those used in the planning of operations for the corresponding time period studied, providing such planning ofStandard MOD-001-1 — Available Transmission System Capability operations has been performed for that time period.

• Any remainder starting with the lowest Bid Prices shall be deemed to have been furnished, to the extent required, to other Participants under this Agreement to meet their shortages of Installed System Capability for the month.

More Definitions of System Capability

System Capability means the arithmetical sum in megawatts of the individual “Company Capabilities”; “Company Capabilities” shall be the net output in megawatts that can be produced by all of a Company’s generating units, each unit of which consists of an electric generator, together with its prime mover and all auxiliary and appurtenant devices and equipment designed to be operated as a unit for the production of electric power and energy, under the conditions specified by the administrative organization then having the authority to so specify, under either the System Agreement or any similar and succeeding agreement to which such Company is a party, or the input in megawatts available under contract to such Company from a supplying source; provided, however, that each Company shall be deemed to have at least one Kilowatt of Capability, whether or not it has any such Capability; “Responsibility Ratio” shall mean the ratio obtained by dividing a “Company Load Responsibility” by the “System Load Responsibility”; “Company Load Responsibility” shall mean (a) the average of the four highest clock-hour demands in megawatts of a Company’s system, each on a different day, occurring during the twelve month period ending with the current month, but not less than 90% of the average of the four highest such demands occurring during the twenty-four (24) month period ending with the current month, where each such demand shall represent the simultaneous hourly input from all sources into the system of a company, less the sum of the simultaneous hourly outputs to the system of other interconnected utilities (Company demands shall include firm power supplied to other systems for its own account), (b) less the power supplied to others as sales for the joint account of all Companies, (c) less the contractual amount of firm purchases with reserves available during the month from other systems for its own account; provided, however, that each Company shall be deemed to have a Load Responsibility of at least one kilowatt, whether or not such Company has any such Load Responsibility; “System Load Responsibility” shall be the arithmetical sum in megawatts of the individual Company Load Responsibilities.