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 means, in respect of an End-user:

Examples of Transmission Capacity in a sentence

• Neither Transmission Capacity for Delivery nor Transmission Capacity for Reception can be booked at the VNP.

• Transmission Capacity for Reception: The maximum natural gas Quantity that can be received at an Entry Point or at a Reverse Flow Exit Point per Day (kWh/Day).

• With the Approved Firm Service Application , the Transmission User books Transmission Capacity for Delivery/Reception at Entry Points/Reverse Flow Entry Points and Exit Points/Reverse Flow Exit Points of the Transmission System, according to the procedure set out in articles [8] and [9A].

• Interested Users register their acceptance of the offer to place Transmission Capacity for Delivery/Reception in the Electronic Transactions System.

• In the case of disposal of unused Booked Transmission Capacity for Delivery/Reception by direct negotiation between the parties, the provisions of Article 14 in the case of transfers, and Article 14A in the case of leasing of Transmission Capacity, must be respected as appropriate.

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. 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).

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

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

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 means, in respect of an hour, the Delivery Capacity and the Redelivery Capacity.

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;