Transmission Constraint definition
Transmission Constraint means a limitation imposed by one (1) or more transmission elements to normal economic merit operation of generation, load and interchange transactions or to the flow of electrical energy from one part of the interconnected electric system to the other.
Transmission Constraint means a limit imposed on power transfer across any
Transmission Constraint means any action or occurrence, whether caused by physical limitations or discretionary control over generation or transmission assets, that limits the simultaneous capability to transfer firm capacity or energy into, out of, within or through an area.
More Definitions of Transmission Constraint
Transmission Constraint means any limit on the ability of the National Electricity Transmission System, or any part of it, to transmit the power supplied onto the National Electricity Transmission System to the location where the demand for that power is situated, such limit arising as a result of any one or more of, inter alia:
Transmission Constraint means any limit on the ability of the national electricity
Transmission Constraint means a limit imposed on power transfer across any part of the Transmission Network due to thermal overload, voltage or stability considerations.