Actual Demand definition

Actual Demand. ADsj means in relation to a Participating Supplier for a

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Actual Demand means the demand by legal or natural persons willing and economically able to fulfil the obligations set out in the subscriber contract in effect from time to time for the relevant service, the provision of which is technically and economically feasible.

Actual Demand means the actual quantity of Coal, expressed in tonnes, shipped through the Port of Newcastle using Loading Allocation for the Relevant Period belonging to the applicable Producer.

Examples of Actual Demand in a sentence

Customer shall authorize Provider to have full access to Customer’s electric utility billing and account information as necessary to measure and validate the Actual Demand Savings provided by the ESS.
Where • ADh,y-1 is the Actual Demand during Interruption Hour “h” in the previous Pilot Year “y- 1”.
Buyer shall make Monthly Capacity Payments in accordance with Appendix A; provided, however, that for purposes of the Capacity Availability Performance Adjustment calculation during the Cover Period: (i) Designated Capacity shall equal [redacted]; and (ii) if Seller achieves an Actual Demand Availability of at least [redacted] for a Cover Period based on Seller's deliveries in response to Buyer's Schedule, the Capacity Adjustment Factor for the applicable Cover Period shall be [redacted].
An interruptible bill credit shall be calculated each month and reflected on Customer’s bill which shall be the product of the Credit per kW times the positive difference between the Billing Demand (in kW) or Actual Demand (for rate 760 Customers) and Customer’s Contract Firm Demand (in kW) where interruptible credit per kW and Contract Firm Demand are defined pursuant to this rider.
As more fully specified in Exhibit J, the Non-Performance Adjustment will be calculated for each Interruption Hour in the applicable Pilot Year in which the Facility’s Actual Demand is greater than the Non-Performance Threshold and theAny Non-Performance Adjustments will be settled in the subsequent Pilot Year or the Residual Term, as applicable.
The aggregate of the Supply Meter Point Daily Quantities for any Day for the Meters included in all of the Supply Points of all Committed Customers for any Price Setting Round (as specified in the Site List) shall be the ("Total Actual Demand") for that Day and that Price Setting Round.
As more fully specified in Exhibit J, the Over-Performance Adjustment will be calculated for each Interruption Hour in the applicable Pilot Year in which the Facility’s Actual Demand is less than the Over-Performance Threshold and the Over-Performance Adjustments will be settled in the subsequent Pilot Year or the Residual Term, as applicable.
H▇▇▇▇▇▇ will provide standard and ad hoc reporting to provide information on, but not limited to the following: Inventory Management, including but not limited to: Backorders Monthly and weekly inventory reports Reorder, run out dates Invoicing Support, including but not limited to: Warehouse Quantities Forecast versus Actual Demand Marketing Materials Activities Performance Scorecard Measures These reports should be accurate and presented in a timely manner.
Where: • NPTy-1 = max(0.050 MW, 1.05 x CDy-1) • ADh,y-1 is the Actual Demand during Interruption Hour “h” in the previous Pilot Year “y- 1”.
Where: • OPTy-1 = 0.95 x CDy-1 • ADh,y-1 is the Actual Demand during Interruption Hour “h” in the previous Pilot Year “y- 1”.