Transmission Capacity definition

Transmission Capacity means the maximum possible Hourly flow rate of Gas under the Agreement, expressed in kWh per Hour.

Transmission Capacity means the transmission transfer capability available to the City pursuant to the SPP Network Integration Transmission Service Agreement for the delivery of the City’s entitlements (which would include electric power and energy up to the then current electric demand of the Facility) under the Power and Energy Supply Contract.

Transmission Capacity. The maximum natural gas Quantity that can flow through an NNGTS Point per Day, without jeopardising the regular and safe operation of the system (kWh/Day).

Examples of Transmission Capacity in a sentence

• During each Hour BBL Company shall (i) take Quantities of Transfer Gas Forward Flow provided that they are Properly Nominated and/or (ii) make available to Shipper at the Exit Point Quantities of Exit Gas provided that they are Properly Nominated and taken by Shipper at the Exit Point to the extent the Transmission Capacity will not be interrupted according to an Interruption Notice.

• BBL Company shall inform Xxxxxxx as soon as reasonably possible whenever such a reduction of the Transmission Capacity occurs.

• BBL Company shall inform Xxxxxxx as soon as reasonably possible whenever a reduction of the Transmission Capacity due to NNO restrictions occurs.

• If it is necessary to reduce or part or all of the services, BBL Company shall be authorised to reduce for operational purposes the relevant Transmission Capacity, thereby giving priority according to the priority principles as described in the Operating Manual to a reduction of interruptible transmission capacities.

• If an NNO reduces the transmission capacities to offtake or deliver Gas from or to BBL Company, BBL Company has the right to reduce the Transmission Capacity, thereby giving priority according to the priority principles as described in the Operating Manual to a reduction of interruptible transmission capacities.

More Definitions of Transmission Capacity

Transmission Capacity means the amount of power (in multiples of watts [W]) which can be sent over a transmission line within acceptable line losses limit;

Transmission Capacity means the maximum possible deemed Hourly flow rate of Gas under the Agreement, expressed in kWh per Hour.

Transmission Capacity means the transmission capacity of Line 71 immediately prior to the KI Delivery Limitation Outage (in MW); and

Transmission Capacity means, in respect of an End-user:

Transmission Capacity. The maximum Quantity of Natural Gas which the Operator is bound to be able to transmit on a Daily basis on behalf of a Transmission User to all declared Exit Points of such Transmission User, in accordance with the Transmission Agreement it has concluded (MWh/Day).

Transmission Capacity. The maximum Quantity of Natural Gas which the Operator is bound to be able to transmit on a Daily basis on behalf of a Transmission User to all declared Exit Points of such Transmission User, in accordance with the Transmission Agreement it has concluded (MWh/Day). NNGTS: The National Natural Gas Transmission System. Week: A period of 7 consecutive days commencing each Saturday at 8:00 a.m. and ending on Saturday next at 8:00 a.m.

Transmission Capacity means the ability to transport a certain amount of Natural Gas from a location within the LTRA Area to another location via the NGTL North Montney Mainline or the NEBC Pembina Expansion;