Agreed capability definition
Agreed capability means, in relation to a Connection Point, the maximum capability (in MVA) to inject power into the Transmission System at that Connection Point as specified in paragraph 2 of Part A of the Connection Agreement Data Book.
Agreed capability means in relation to the connection point the capability of our distribution network to:
Agreed capability means, for a connection point, the maximum capability in MVA to receive or send out power through the connection point as specified in the relevant SDS in the circumstances specified in the relevant SDS; agreed maximum demand means, for a connection point, the maximum amount of demand (in kW or MW) for a trading interval nominated in the relevant SDS; approval means a licence, permit, consent, certificate, approval or other authorisation required to be obtained pursuant to law to enable performance of an act or discharge of an obligation under this agreement; Asset Development Agreement means the Asset Development Agreement between TasNetworks and Network User dated [insert date]; asset failure means a need (as determined by TasNetworks acting reasonably) to repair or replace a connection asset, non-contestable IUSA components, contestable IUSA Components or facility used in association with them which is not attributable to TasNetworks’ failure to operate, maintain or protect that asset, component or facility in accordance with good electricity industry practice; asset obsolescence means a need (as determined by TasNetworks acting reasonably) to replace a connection asset, non-contestable IUSA Components, contestable IUSA Components or facility used in association with them because the asset, component or facility has reached the end of its useful life or become obsolete;
Examples of Agreed capability in a sentence
Agreed Capability means, in relation to a Connection Point, the maximum capability (in MVA) to receive or send out power at that Connection Point as specified in Schedule 4.