Capacity Allocation definition

Capacity Allocation means the attribution of cross-zonal capacity;

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Capacity Allocation means the attribution of Cross Zonal Capacity;

Capacity Allocation means the allocation of Existing Capacity and Future Capacity as more particularly set out in Schedule “B” subject to Section 3.7.

Examples of Capacity Allocation in a sentence

If the fallback procedure described in paragraph 1 and 2 of this Article cannot be implemented for the same Product Period, the respective Cross Zonal Capacities shall be offered in subsequent Capacity Allocation process.
The Capacity Allocation timeframe subject to these Allocation Rules and subject to product availability is daily timeframe which consists of each individual hour throughout 24 hours of a calendar day (23 respectively 25 hours when daylight savings time changes).
For yearly Auctions the Allocation Platform shall publish the provisional and the final Auction Specification no later than one (1) week and for any other shorter Capacity Allocation timeframe no later than two (2) Working Days before the end of the Bidding Period of an Auction.
In case of a conflict between the consolidated version by the Allocation Platform and the Daily Capacity Allocation Rules including the annexes as entered into force in accordance with the applicable national regulatory regimes, the latter shall prevail.
If the fallback procedure described in paragraph 1 and 2 of this Article cannot be implemented for the same Product Period, the Allocation Platform shall offer the respective Cross Zonal Capacities in subsequent Capacity Allocation process.

More Definitions of Capacity Allocation

Capacity Allocation means a formal commitment of SCS and treatment capacity for a proposed Development.

Capacity Allocation has the meaning set forth in Section 2.05(a).

Capacity Allocation means the attribution of cross border capacity; “Capacity Shortage” Means the calculation that determines if a Curtailment is required and has further meaning given to it in Rule E8.2; “Capacity Subcontracting Arrangement” means any arrangement between a Participant and another person under which the Participants allows the person, either directly or indirectly, to use the Transmission Rights of the Participant; “Cash Deposit” means money placed by the Participant into a dedicated Collateral Account at a financial institution selected by BritNed for the purposes of Collaterals; “Collateral” means security for payment of amounts owed under these Rules; “Collateral Incident” means when a Participant holds insufficient Collateral to secure the amount due for the relevant Transmission Rights; “Competent Authority” means the Secretary of State (as defined in the Governing Act), the GB Regulator (Office of the Gas and Electricity Markets), the Dutch Regulator (Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets) and any local, national or supra national agency, authority, department, inspectorate, minister, ministry, official or public or statutory person (whether autonomous or not) of, or of the government of, the United Kingdom or The Netherlands; “Congestion Income” means the revenues received as a result of Capacity Allocation; “Contract Day” in relation to a Contract Day D, means a period of 24 hours commencing at 00:00 hours CE(S)T local time on day D;

Capacity Allocation means the percentage of total Water production and total transmission capacity of the Joint Water System (as defined below) allocated between the Parties to this Agreement as further specified in the capacity column at Schedule B hereto;

Capacity Allocation or “allocated capacity” means the agreed upon portion, measured in percentage, of the Facility’s functional capacity designated for the storage of salt for use on the state trunk and interstate highway systems and the capacity allocated for the storage of salt for use on county trunk or other roadways.

Capacity Allocation means the allocation of distribution capacity to the shipping licensees by a mechanism set by the distribution licensee and approved by the Commission pursuant to paragraph 3.3;

Capacity Allocation or "Allocated Capacity" means the planned ca to which each Purchaser is then entitled plus the proportional share of any which exists. The proportional share is equal to the percentage of the pla to which each Purchaser is currently entitled (i.e., if one Purchaser is cu entitled to 80% of the planned capacity of a technology, its proportional s variation will be 80%). (b) "No Material Deviation" means that the conversion will not cause any material adverse change in the essential elements of the then current Annua (c) "Cost of Production" means the total costs and associated expenses of manufacturing (including, without limitation, equipment set-up and take-dow handling and testing) for each Wafer or lot produced. Such total costs wil (two) times the standards cost for a production wafer or lot of that size a (d) "Materially Equivalent" means that the Wafers meet or exceed the Lucen target metrics shown in Table 3 attached, recognizing that the Lucent 0.25 Features listed in said Table may be different from typical or other proces employed elsewhere in the semiconductor industry.