Transmission Grid definition

Transmission Grid or “Transmission System” shall mean all the infrastructure (including the high pressure transmission grid) needed to provide Transmission Services and which is operated by the TSO.

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Transmission Grid means the interconnected electrical system that transmits energy from generating sources to distribution systems and direct service industries.

Transmission Grid or “Transmission System” shall mean either the high pressure transmission system operated by Creos to provide Services in Luxembourg or the high pressure system operated by Fluxys Belgium to provide Services in Belgium.

Examples of Transmission Grid in a sentence

• The TSO may take all measures it deems necessary to guarantee the safety and system integrity of the Transmission Grid in case of Emergency.

• Subject to the terms and conditions of this Standard Transmission Agreement and attachment C1 of the Access Code for Transmission, the TSO shall operate and maintain the Transmission Grid in accordance with the applicable regulation (including amongst others the European legislation).

• The clauses in this Contract shall apply to Production Units performing injections and/or offtakes – where they can take care of supply in compensatory mode – of Active Power into or from the Transmission Grid.

• If it is ascertained that the user breaches/or non compliance with any of the provisions of the Agreement, Transmission Grid Code or the legal framework then TSO in conformity with its powers shall inform the user as soon as possible by instructing him for their elemination defining the deadlines for this purpose.

• Delivery Points can be Access Points connected to the Transmission Grid (TSO Delivery Point), the Public Distribution Grid (DSO Delivery Point), Delivery Points behind an Access Point (Submetering Delivery Point) or points connected to a CDS (CDS Delivery Points).

More Definitions of Transmission Grid

Transmission Grid means all the transmission facilities at 33 kV or higher, owned or controlled and operate, by a transmission licensee, as authorized in a transmission licence in effect, from time to time, which connects the grid receiving points to the grid delivery points and includes substations in The Gambia operating above 33kV and all transmission facilities, including –

Transmission Grid means all the transmission facilities, which connect the Receiving Points to the Delivery Points, owned or controlled, and/or operated, by the Transmission Licensee. Transmission grid includes all transmission facilities operating above 35kV, including substations and transmission lines, also electricity circuits operating at 35kV and relevant substations that are specifically identified in the Transmission License. Other 35 kV networks shall be included in distribution facilities.

Transmission Grid means an electricity transmission grid referred to in Article 3 subparagraph 11a of the Energy Law of 10 April 1997;

Transmission Grid means electricity transmission facility, which connects receiving points to delivery points. Transmission Grid includes all transmission facilities operating above 110kV, including substations and transmission lines, also electricity circuits operating at 35 and 110kV, and relevant substations that are specifically identified in the Transmission License and are used for the system and inter-system transit of electricity. Other at 35 and 110 kV networks shall be a part of distribution facilities. The Ministry of Energy of Georgia shall approve the list of transmission lines used for system and inter-system transit of electricity; (27.12.2005 N2537)

Transmission Grid means the electric transmission system to which the Project will be directly interconnected and of which it will become a part.

Transmission Grid means the transmission system owned by BEL.

Transmission Grid means the interconnected electrical system that transmits energy from generating sources to distrib ution systems and direct service industries.