Transmission Operator means the entity responsible for the reliability of its “local” Transmission System, and that operates or directs the operations of the Transmission Facilities.
Transmission Operator means the entity responsible for the Reliability of its “local” transmission system, and that operates or directs the operations of the transmission facilities in accordance with applicable Transmission Operating Agreements.
Transmission Operator means ISO-NE acting in its capacity pursuant to the Transmission Operating Agreement.
Examples of Transmission Operator in a sentence
Deseret shall supply reactive energy as required for the Deseret Transmission System and agrees to operate the Bonanza generation facility as directed by PacifiCorp, acting as the Transmission Operator and Balancing Authority for the Deseret Transmission System, consistent with WECC and NERC standards for reactive supply and voltage control.
In the course of its daily activities, MFGT shall cooperate with the Transmission Company and the Transmission Operator to fulfil its obligations towards the System User.
PacifiCorp shall have operational control of the Deseret System within the PACE Balancing Authority Area sufficient to have full authority to meet all obligations of a Transmission Operator under NERC Reliability Standards.
More Definitions of Transmission Operator
Transmission Operator means DEWA in its capacity as operator of the Transmission System; and
Transmission Operator means the operator of a transmission or other pipeline through which Gas is delivered to any Receipt Point.
Transmission Operator means the operator appointed under Section 4
Transmission Operator means the owner of the transmission pipeline located upstream of the Receipt Points.
Transmission Operator means the entity responsible for the
Transmission Operator means the operator of the transmission pipeline located upstream of the Receipt Point, currently Eastern Australia Pipelines Limited.
Transmission Operator means the provider of a transmission service generally authorised under Part 2 of the Communications Act;