Transmission Losses definition

Transmission Losses means transmission losses for the conveyance of Electricity sold by the Company to the Customer from the point of exit from the 66kV of the Transmission System to the Delivery Point;

Transmission Losses means the cost of delivering Energy on the transmission system between the point of receipt and the point of delivery attributable to real energy losses, as defined in the applicable MISO FERC-approved tariff, or as defined in the FERC pro forma Open Access Transmission Tariff applied by the applicable transmission owners.

Transmission Losses means the total of Energy losses on the Maritime Link, as determined in accordance with Schedule 1;

Examples of Transmission Losses in a sentence

• The MCLs calculated for Locations within the CAISO Balancing Authority Area shall not reflect the cost of Transmission Losses on those facilities.

• For those portions of the FNM that are external to the CAISO Balancing Authority Area, the Base Market Model may model the resistive component for accurate modeling of Transmission Losses, but accounts for losses in the external portions of the market model separately from Transmission Losses within the CAISO Balancing Authority Area.

• For CAISO Controlled Grid facilities outside the CAISO Balancing Authority Area, the CAISO shall assess the cost of Transmission Losses to Scheduling Coordinators using each such facility based on the quantity of losses agreed upon with the neighboring Balancing Authority multiplied by the LMP at the PNode of the Transmission Interface with the neighboring Balancing Authority Area.

• For all PNodes and Aggregated PNodes in the CAISO Balancing Authority Area, including Scheduling Points, the use of the Base Market Model adjusted as described in Sections 27.5.1 and 27.5.6 in the DAM and the RTM processes incorporates Transmission Losses.

• The Marginal Cost of Losses at a Location (PNode or APNode) may be positive or negative depending on whether an increase in Demand at that Location marginally increases or decreases the cost of Transmission Losses, using the distributed Reference Bus to balance it.

More Definitions of Transmission Losses

Transmission Losses means the units of electricity unaccounted for on the national electricity transmission system as allocated in accordance with the BSC and The Energy Market Investigation (Electricity Transmission Losses) Order 2016;

Transmission Losses means electrical losses occurring on a transmission network.

Transmission Losses are the product of the system energy scheduled by Black Hills multiplied by the applicable real time transmission loss factor pursuant to the Transmission Tariff.

Transmission Losses means loss of water from the Company’s Works during distribution of water to customers including as a result of leakages, evaporation, seepage or scouring;

Transmission Losses means the difference between the electrical energy entering the transmission network from the generation plant and/or another transmission network and exiting the transmission network to another transmission network, distribution network or End-user in percentage terms for a particular period;

Transmission Losses means losses of Energy normally incurred in the transmission of Energy;

Transmission Losses means the losses pertaining to the network at a voltage level of 132kV and