Energy Losses Sample Clauses
The Energy Losses clause defines how losses of energy, such as electricity or gas, that occur during transmission or distribution are accounted for between the parties. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for bearing the cost of these losses, and may outline methods for measuring or estimating the amount of energy lost in transit. This clause ensures that both parties clearly understand their financial and operational responsibilities regarding unavoidable energy losses, thereby preventing disputes and allocating risk fairly.
Energy Losses. Loss of Energy in wheeling shall be calculated as per the loss levels fixed for the purpose of wheeling by the Commission from time to time.
Energy Losses. The energy losses on the interconnected facilities shall be assigned to the appropriate Party based on the Interconnection Points of the interconnected facilities or according to procedures developed by the Operating Committee and subject to any PJM Requirement as between Dominion Energy and PJM, and any requirements as stipulated in the PJM-DEP Joint Operating Agreement as between DEP and PJM.
Energy Losses. The LTOAC shall bear the energy losses in intra-state transmission system proportion to capacity contracted by/allotted to him in the intra-State transmission system. The loss percentage determined by the CSPTCL or State Load Despatch Centre for intra-state transmission system and approved by the Commission shall be applied for charging energy losses to the LTOAC.
Energy Losses. Each party shall supply the energy losses on its own facilities or other facilities if included in its control area.
Energy Losses. Energy losses for wheeling, as determined by the Commission in its Tariff Orders issued from time to time, shall be applicable.