System Loss definition

System Loss means loss, theft, damage or destruction of the System or any portion thereof, or any other occurrence or event that prevents or limits the System from operating in whole or in part, resulting from or arising out of any cause (including casualty, condemnation or Force Majeure).

System Loss means loss, theft, damage or destruction of the System, or any other occurrence or event that prevents or limits the System from operating in whole or in part, resulting from or arising out of any cause (including casualty, condemnation or Force Majeure) other than (i) Seller’s gross negligence or intentional misconduct, (ii) Seller’s breach of maintenance obligations under the Agreement, or (iii) normal wear and tear of the System.

System Loss means loss, theft, damage or destruction of a System or System Assets, or any other occurrence or event that prevents or limits such System from operating in whole or in part, resulting from or arising out of any cause (including casualty, condemnation or Force Majeure) other than (i) Provider’s negligence or intentional misconduct, (ii) Provider’s breach of maintenance obligations under the PPA, or (iii) normal wear and tear of the Projects.

Examples of System Loss in a sentence

• The sum of the volumes of gas, measured in CCF, at a specific pressure base received by the Company for the account of Shipper at the Receipt Point(s) during any given period of time, reduced by the System Loss and, if applicable, by the pro rata share for the Shipper for Fuel Gas.

• This set of rules provide for the new Distribution System Loss (DSL) cap that can be recovered and charged by distribution utilities to its customers, beginning in the May 2018 billing period.

• In April 2018, ERC issued Resolution No. 10, Series of 2018 entitled “A Resolution Clarifying the System Loss Calculation Cap and Providing the Effectivity of the Rules for Setting the Distribution Loss Cap”.

• Gustafson in his article, “Approximating the System Loss Equation”.

• In 2018, Cotabato Light filed an Application for the Individualized Distribution System Loss Cap, requesting, among others, that it be exempted from the 6.5% cap pending the filing and approval of its application for Individualized DSL cap of 7.48% in Technical Loss and 1.77% in Non-Technical Loss and sought approval to use the previous 8.5% DSL cap instead.

More Definitions of System Loss

System Loss means any loss of or damage to the System or System Assets or any part thereof that prevents the System from operating at full capacity, resulting from or arising out of any cause or occurrence including but not limited to theft, casualty, accident, condemnation or Force Majeure other than (i) Seller’s negligence or intentional misconduct, (ii) Seller’s breach of maintenance obligations under this PPA, or (iii) normal wear and tear of the System.

System Loss has the meaning set fo1th in Section 18(b) of this Agreement. "System Removaf' has the meaning set fo1th in Section 6(c) of this Agreement. "Taxes and Assessments" has the meaning set forth in Section 16 of this Agreement. "Tests" has the meaning set forth in Section 2 of this Agreement.

System Loss means loss, theft, damage or destruction of the System, or any other occurrence or event that prevents or limits the System from

System Loss means the volume of water equal to the difference between the volume of water entering the distribution system and the volume of water that is sold.

System Loss means the difference between volume of energy billed and volume of energy purchased as a percentage of volume of energy billed.

System Loss means as defined in Section 4.5(i).

System Loss. The loss, theft, damage or destruction of the System or any portion thereof, or any other occurrence or event that prevents or limits the System from operating in whole or in part, resulting from or arising out of any cause (including casualty, condemnation or Force Majeure). Substantial Completion Date or Commercial Operation Date. The date on which the Contractor warrants by written notice in the form shown in Exhibit F that the System is substantially complete and producing Electricity equal to or greater that the guaranteed electricity generation.