Western Power definition

Western Power means the Western Power Corporation referred to in section 4 of the Act;

Western Power s Default* means an event of Default* by Western Power*.

Western Power means the Electricity Networks Corporation established under section 4(1)(b) of the Electricity Corporations Xxx 0000 (WA). Western Power Property the fixtures, fittings, plant, equipment and all other items owned by Western Power that is used by Western Power in connection with the Services and any other property specifically identified in this Contract as being “Western Power Property”.

Examples of Western Power in a sentence

• Our clients have confirmed their continual objection to the scheme in accordance to the general objections noted above and also with specific reference to their own property and in particular the visual intrusion the new power line will cause to their retained property, in addition to rights and easements which are proposed by Western Power Distribution to access and maintain the line.

• This Guarantee is a continuing security and is not wholly or partially discharged by the payment at any time of any Secured Moneys, settlement of account or other fact and applies to the balance of the Secured Moneys at any time until a final termination of this Guarantee by Western Power.

• The Guarantor must upon request by Western Power at any time execute any document and perform any action necessary to give full effect to this Guarantee, whether prior or subsequent to performance of this Guarantee.

• The Guarantor must as a separate and additional liability of the Guarantor as a principal debtor, and not as a surety, indemnify Western Power against, and pay to Western Power upon demand by Western Power an amount equal to, all Secured Moneys that are or may become invalid, unenforceable, illegal or irrecoverable for any reason or under any circumstances as a liability to Western Power by the Guarantor as a surety, despite any other provision of this Guarantee.

• Western Power may request payment of this additional amount at the time Western Power's GST liability arises.

More Definitions of Western Power

Western Power means the Electricity Networks Corporation established under section 4(1)(b) of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005 (WA).

Western Power means the Electricity Corporation established under the Act.

Western Power means Electricity Networks Corporation trading as Western Power;

Western Power s details Address: [insert] Email: [insert] Attention of: [insert] Service Provider's details Address: [insert] Email: [insert] Attention of: [insert] Order Number [insert] Termination Date [insert] (see clause 2.1) Extension Period [insert] (see clause 2.1) LD Rate [insert] (see clause 3(d)) Sunset Date [insert] (see clause 3(d)(ii)) Required Availability Level [insert] (see clause 5.1) (Note cross-reference to Services Schedule as required to explain Required Availability Level) Security [insert] (see clause 14.1(a)) Security Amount [insert] (see clause 14.1(a)) Termination Threshold [insert] (see clause 20.4(b)) (Note cross-reference to Services Schedule as required to explain Termination Threshold) Conditions Precedent: For the benefit of the Service Provider 1 [Description] [Date to be satisfied by] For the benefit of Western Power 1 [Description] [Date to be satisfied by] Description of Facility [Insert description of Facility including (in the case of a Demand Side Programme), each Associated Load] Target Network Segment that part of the SWIS [insert description of the part of the network in respect of Services are required] Equipment at Facility [Insert description of any Equipment which the Service Provider must ensure is operational at the Facility] Western Power Property at Facility [Insert description of any Western Power Property at the Facility] Agreed Service Capability (in MW) [insert] Agreed Response Time (in minutes) [insert] Period for lodgement of Scheduled Maintenance Plan: [insert] (see clause 5.2(b)) Period to which Scheduled Maintenance Plan will relate: [insert] (see clause 5.2(b)) Period for notices of current Unavailability by telephone: [insert] (see clause 5.3(b)(i)) Period for notices of current Unavailability by email: [insert] (see clause 5.3(b)(ii)) Period for notices of current Unavailability by formal notice: [insert] (see clause 5.3(a)(iii)) Period for notices of future Unavailability by email: [insert] (see clause Error! Reference source not found.) Period for notices of future Unavailability by formal notice: [insert] (see clause Error! Reference source not found.) Notices required to be copied to AEMO: Inspection Frequency [insert] (see clause 8.1(a))

Western Power. Address: Telephone: Facsimile: Attention: User: Address: Telephone: Facsimile: Attention: 2 Authorised officers User: [list] This section provides an outline of the standards suite of services provided by the network operator for each meter type in respect of each network operated by the network operator. Connection points are assigned a meter type as defined in the Metering Code and a ‘standard’ or ‘default’ suite of metering service(s) applies to each meter type. The list below defines the suite of services associated with each meter type, which is taken from the Code. The ‘Meter Type’ definition mirrors what is used in the NEM and also forms the basis of metering identification and services set out in the Code. Standard services are those provided in support of the WA Market by the network operator to Code participants. These services support the provision of meter data to Code participants.

Western Power means Electricity Networks Corporation ABN 18 540 492 861 and includes its successors and assigns.

Western Power means the Electricity Networks Corporation established under the Electricity Corporations Act 2005.