HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability Sample Clauses

HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability is the transfer capacity of the HQ Interconnection under normal operating conditions, as determined in accordance with Accepted Electric Industry Practice. The "HQ Phase I Transfer Capability" is the transfer capacity under normal operating conditions, as determined in accordance with Accepted Electric Industry Practice, of the Phase I terminal facilities as determined initially as of the time immediately prior to Phase II of the Interconnection first being placed in service, and as adjusted thereafter only to take into account changes in the transfer capacity which are independent of any effect of Phase II on the operation of Phase I. The "HQ Phase II Transfer Capability" is the difference between the HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability and the HQ Phase I Transfer Capability. Determinations of, and any adjustment in, transfer capacity shall be made by the Markets Committee in accordance with a schedule consistent with that followed by it in its determination of the Winter Capability and Summer Capability of generating units.
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HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability. 12 1.27 HQ Net Interconnection Capability Credit................13 1.28 HQ Phase I Energy Contract..............................13 1.29
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HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability is the transfer capacity of the HQ Interconnection under normal operating conditions, as determined in accordance with Good Utility Practice. The "HQ Phase I
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HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability. 12 1.29 HQ Net Interconnection Capability Credit . . . . . . . . ..13 1.30 HQ Phase I Energy Contract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..13 1.31
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HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability. 29 1.59 HQ Net Interconnection Capability Credit.....................................................30 1.60 HQ Phase I Energy Contract...................................................................30 1.61 HQ Phase I Percentage........................................................................30 1.62 HQ Phase I Transfer Credit...................................................................31 1.63 HQ Phase II Firm Energy Contract.............................................................31 1.64 HQ Phase II Gross Transfer Responsibility....................................................31 1.65 HQ Phase II Net Transfer Responsibility......................................................31 1.66 HQ Phase II Percentage.......................................................................32 1.67 HQ Phase II Transfer Credit..................................................................32 1.68 HQ Use Agreement.............................................................................32 1.69 Hub..........................................................................................32 1.70
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HQ Interconnection Transfer Capability. 16 1.34 HQ Net Interconnection Capability Credit...................17
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