Additional Capacity definition

Additional Capacity means, in relation to the Network, the capability of the Network to carry additional task by an enhancement or improvement of the infrastructure forming part of the Network or Associated Facilities;
Additional Capacity means capacity of entry or exit point made available in the event of congestion management, or in the event of submission of nominations capacity in excess of the network user's booked capacity.
Additional Capacity means any applicable Capacity Surrender Available Amounts, Withdrawable Capacity and/or Oversubscription Capacity;

Examples of Additional Capacity in a sentence

  • The Extension Allowance for Additional Capacity is subject to the same provisions of new line extensions, according to Customer service voltage, total load size, and permanency.

  • Mr. Fravel moved to recommend the TPO authorize the TPO chairman to sign Resolution BAY 18-06 to amend the Bay County 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan for three projects: (1) SR 30 (US98) DuPont Bridge Replacement with Additional Capacity; (2) SR 390 from SR 77 to US 231; and (3) Bay Parkway Phase II from Bay Parkway Phase I to Nautilus Street.

  • ACCC view The ACCC considers it is unclear whether ARTC is obliged to actually follow the industry (RCG) consultation process in relation to the Additional Capacity identified by ARTC and the ACCC recommends that section 6.4(d)(i) be amended to make this clear.

  • The Company proposes adding the following sentence to the end of subsection 3(b)(4) – formerly subsection 3(b)(3): The Extension Allowance for Additional Capacity is subject to the same provisions of new Line Extensions, according to Customer service voltage, total load size, and permanency.

  • PLTU/MT*)PLTG/GU/MG/MGUGeothermalHidroPVOthersTotal New and Renewable Energy Mix 24.8% in 2030Notes :*) Existing Contract, Construction Stage 920.9 GW Additional Capacity for New and Renewable Energy (NRE) in 2030 (Based on RUPTL 2021-2030) 1• In order to achieve energy mix target EBT 23%, additional RE capacity of 10.6 GW is needed.


More Definitions of Additional Capacity

Additional Capacity means port-loading capacity that becomes available after any auction for shipping prior to the following auction date;
Additional Capacity means (a) any portion of the initial capacity of the Carrier Facilities that remains uncommitted after the open season that commenced in July 2019, and (b) up to ninety percent (90%) of the capacity created by any expansion of the Carrier Facilities, which in the case of both (a) and (b), Carrier may market and make available for commitment such Additional Capacity in subsequent open season(s), provided that the Historical Shipment Status of Anchor Shippers and Firm Shippers in effect at the time of any such subsequent open season would not be affected by any commitments Carrier receives during such subsequent open season.
Additional Capacity means, as regards the entry into Transmission Agreements or the granting of
Additional Capacity means, as regards the entry into Transmission Agreements or the granting of Transmission Service Entitlements relative to the transmission of electric power from the Highline substation, an amount, expressed in megawatts, equal to the lesser of (i) an amount calculated as provided in the preceding sentence or (ii) three hundred (300) megawatts less the sum of IID's Reserved Capacity and the Transmission Service Entitlements of the Participants and their Associated Producers with regard to Qualifying Facilities connected to the Highline substation. Additional Participant
Additional Capacity. Capacity that corresponds to the volumes in excess of the Sender’s Contracted Capacity.
Additional Capacity means Capacity that is not Long Term Capacity or Spare Capacity.
Additional Capacity means any Capacity aquired by @Home pursuant to the section entitled Upgrades and Expansion.