Transmission System Capacity definition

Transmission System Capacity means the maximum flow, expressed in normal cubic metres per time unit or in energy unit per time unit, to which a network user is entitled in accordance with the provisions of a transport contract;
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Transmission System Capacity means that portion of the Integrated System Capacity allocated to the Transmission System pursuant to Section 8(b).
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Transmission System Capacity means that portion of the Integrated System
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Examples of Transmission System Capacity in a sentence

  • Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Agreement, Transmission Operator shall not be obligated as an agent or fiduciary on the behalf of Transmission Owners to notify or otherwise inform a Transmission Owner of offers tendered it to acquire Transmission Operator’s ownership entitlement to use of Transmission System Capacity nor to offer any Transmission Owner participation in arrangements for use of Transmission Operator’s ownership entitlement to Transmission System Capacity.

  • To the extent such facilities are not purchased by the other Transmission Owners, the Transmission Operator shall sell for removal to the highest bidder all salable parts of the Transmission System which can be removed from service without impairing the efficiency or usefulness of the Transmission System Capacity that each other Transmission Owner is entitled to use.

  • The Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Water Transmission System Capacity Allocation During Periods of Temporary Impairment, dated March 1, 2001 shall terminate and this MOU shall become effective upon the signature of the parties hereto and shall remain in effect until September 30, 2008 unless terminated earlier by a vote of more than fifty percent (50%) of the total weighted voting power which must be cast by at least six of the parties to this MOU.

  • Transmission System Capacity Determinations and Allocations ..............................

  • Reduction below the rated Transmission System Capacity may occur as a result of an adverse operating condition, including, but not limited to operating emergencies, nomogram constraints, scheduled maintenance, RAS unavailability, facilities out of service, or adverse conditions in the Pacific Southwest or in California, including, but not limited to, multiple thermal generating plant outages, equipment out of service, or equipment overloads.


More Definitions of Transmission System Capacity

Transmission System Capacity means that portion of the Integrated System Capacity allocated to the Transmission System pursuant to Section 8(b). (s) “Transmission System Capital Additions” means additions, betterments, and replacements by the Transmission Owners to the Transmission System that are made pursuant to this Agreement and are necessary: (1) to assure design reliability for Requirements Capacity, (2) as required by governmental agencies, (3) to transmit generation from Colstrip Units #1 and #2 and the Project, (4) to respond to a transmission service request, or (5) to respond to a generation interconnection or transmission-to-transmission interconnection request; provided, however, the construction of a new transmission line in response to a transmission service request or a generation interconnection or transmission- to-transmission interconnection request is specifically excluded from “Transmission System Capital Additions.” (t) “Transmission System Capital Retirements” means physical elements of the Transmission System removed from service or use with the intent that the items so removed will not be placed back into service. (u) “Transmission System Construction” means all activities necessary for planning, engineering, acquisition and erection of the Transmission System and of Transmission System Capital Additions and Transmission System Elective Capital Additions. (v) “Transmission System Elective Capital Additions” means additions, betterments, and replacements by Transmission Owners to the Transmission System that are made pursuant to this Agreement and are not Transmission System Capital Additions; provided, however, the construction of a new transmission line in response to a transmission service request or a generation interconnection or transmission-to-transmission interconnection request is specifically excluded from “Transmission System Elective Capital Additions.” - 5 - (w) “Transmission System Surplus Capacity” means the capacity of the Transmission System that is excess to Requirements Capacity, determined in accordance with Section 7(c).
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