Wheeling Sample Clauses
The Wheeling clause defines the terms under which one party may transmit electricity across another party's transmission network. In practice, this clause outlines the conditions, fees, and responsibilities associated with using a third party's infrastructure to move electricity from a generator to an end user or another grid. For example, it may specify scheduling requirements, loss allocations, and payment obligations for the use of the transmission system. The core function of the Wheeling clause is to facilitate the efficient and regulated transfer of electricity across interconnected networks, ensuring all parties understand their rights and obligations and reducing disputes over access and costs.
Wheeling. Any Scheduling Coordinator or other such entity scheduling a Wheeling transaction shall pay to the ISO the product of (i) the applicable Wheeling Access Charge, and (ii) the total hourly schedules of Wheeling in kilowatt-hours for each month at each Scheduling Point associated with that transaction. Schedules that include Wheeling transactions shall be subject to the Congestion Management procedures and protocols in accordance with Sections 7.2 and 7.3.
Wheeling. Notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement, if District Water cannot be received by Customer unless it is wheeled to the Customer Place of use by another public agency, District shall not provide water service to Customer without the prior written consent of the public agency responsible for the required wheeling.
Wheeling. To the extent exchanges are insufficient or undesirable, FGMWC will, in coordination with the Public Water Systems, seek wheeling capacity that may be available through AVEK.
Wheeling. Wheeling is not available for Qualifying Electricity generated by Seller’s Facility.
Wheeling. CIWW may request consent from a Member Agency to wheel water through the Member Agency’s water distribution mains to serve other existing or potential Member Agencies. Such consent shall be granted unless the Member Agency demonstrates that service to its current or reasonably expected future retail customers within the next five (5) years would be adversely affected. Wheeling arrangements shall be at mutually agreeable reasonable capacities and terms as outlined and executed in a separate wheeling agreement between CIWW, the Member Agency requesting consent, and the Member Agency giving consent. Such terms shall provide that the Member Agency giving consent for wheeling shall recover from the Member Agency requesting consent the full annual capital costs, computed under a utility-basis approach that considers both depreciation expense and a rate of return on net book value, of the proportionate distribution main capacity so diverted to serve others, plus the full applicable operating costs thereof, including but not limited to pumping and chlorination costs. If, subsequent to such consent, wheeling adversely affects the Member Agency’s service to its then existing retail customers or reasonably expected future retail customers within the next five (5) years, the Member Agency giving consent may give notice to the parties to terminate the wheeling arrangement. After receipt of such notice the Member Agency requiring connection shall be responsible for the costs of removing the wheeling connection and constructing new connection facilities to replace the wheeling connection within a reasonable time after such notice that allows for planning, funding, and construction of the new connection facilities. The wheeling arrangement shall terminate upon the completion of the new connection facilities.
Wheeling. Within two (2) years of the Execution Date, the Authority has obtained from MWD or otherwise by contract or other arrangements, satisfactory to the Authority in its complete discretion, the ability to wheel the Conserved Water to the Conveyance Path Terminus on the following terms and conditions:
Wheeling. District shall allow and City shall have a right to wheel water through District Infrastructure at no expense to the City, provided that doing so shall not interfere with the needs of District customers.
Wheeling. Seller shall have the right to have Buyer wheel some or all of the output of its Plant to third parties pursuant to applicable law, or Buyer's, or other companies', duly filed transmission and distribution tariffs or schedules.
Wheeling. Wheeling intends to migrate to NWCJETSB and begin receiving call answering and public safety dispatching services from NWCD no later than January 9, 2025. The date that each party commences receiving service from their respective Receiving PSAP shall be referred to as that Party’s “Migration Date”.
Wheeling. Each Member Agency grants to CIWW the right to wheel water through its water distribution mains without further contract or other action so long as doing so does not adversely affect service to the Member Agency or otherwise adversely affect the Member Agency’s operations. If CIWW exercises this right, CIWW shall reimburse the Member Agency for reasonable cost of the proportionate distribution main capacity so diverted to serve others.