Transmission Assets definition

Transmission Assets has the meaning set forth in Section 2.2(a).
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Transmission Assets means the electric transmission tangible personal property, and real property, used in or for the Business of ML&P or located on the Real Property, including the facilities, equipment, and other tangible property and assets that connect the Distribution Assets to transmission interconnection points (and other property and assets associated with or ancillary thereto), transformers, breakers, capacitor banks, switches, arresters, instrument transformers, substation structures, substations, buswork, substation battery and chargers, relay protection panels, relay communications/carriers, remote telemetry and control equipment, metering, fault recorders, sequence of even recorders, annunciators, relay vaults, substation fencing, transmission lines, conductors, transmission line structures and poles, and control buildings.
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Transmission Assets means the Transmission Facilities and associated Land Rights.
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Examples of Transmission Assets in a sentence

  • Upon payment by the Owner Lessor of such amount, the Facility Lessee shall execute and deliver such documentation as is reasonably requested by the Owner Lessor to transfer such undivided interest in the Facility Lessee's right, title and interest in the Transmission Assets to the Owner Lessor.

  • Except to the extent that the Corporate Manager may possess a nominal fractional undivided interest in the Transmission Assets, title to Company assets, whether real, personal or mixed and whether tangible or intangible, shall be deemed to be owned by the Company as an entity, and no Member, individually or collectively, shall have any ownership interest in such Company assets or any portion thereof.

  • POWERGRID shall conduct necessary awareness and training programmes to its Employees to augment the various safety requirements to be followed during Construction and Operation & Maintenance of the Transmission Assets from time to time.

  • POWERGRID shall review the accidents in a structured manner and take necessary actions to ensure that the safety criteria are strengthened for safe construction as well as Operation & Maintenance of the Transmission Assets.

  • The Transmission Assets shall be valued at their Contribution Value, and Member Units issued in exchange therefor at a price of $10 per Member Unit.


More Definitions of Transmission Assets

Transmission Assets means the Definitive Transmission Concession granted by Supreme Resolution N° 087-93-EM issued by the Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines on December 28,1993 with respect to the SE Ingenio – SE Caudalosa 60 kV Transmission Line (L-6644), the “Kolpa” 60/22 kV Power Substation, as amended, including all assets, rights, Access Rights and Authorizations related thereto.
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Transmission Assets means the Labrador-Island Link, the Maritime Link and the Labrador Transmission Assets;
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Transmission Assets has the meaning set forth in Section 3.05(a).
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Transmission Assets means, in each case to the extent existing and owned or held immediately prior to the Separation Time by Entergy or any of its Subsidiaries, all of Entergy’s and its Subsidiaries’ respective right, title and interest in, to and under the following Assets:
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Transmission Assets means the Transmission Facilities and associated Land Rights. “Transmission-Dependent Utility” means an Electric Utility that is not a Transmission Utility and that is dependent on the transmission system of another Person for delivering electricity to the electric utility’s customers.
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Transmission Assets has the meaning given to such term in the Separation Agreement.
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Transmission Assets means with respect to a Plant, the electrical transmission and distribution facilities (as opposed to generation facilities) located on Real Property or forming part of such Plant (whether or not regarded as a "transmission" or "generation" asset for regulatory or accounting purposes), including all switchyard facilities, step-up transformers, substation facilities and support equipment, as well as all permits, contracts and warranties, to the extent they relate to such transmission and distribution assets.
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