Co-operator means an operator of a state permit that is only responsible for state permit conditions relating to the discharge for which it is the operator.
Co-operator means any person (including any person who from time to time performs the role of operator of the transmission system), other than the licensee or any affiliate or related undertaking of the licensee who owns or operates assets which are used in conjunction with the Moyle Interconnector or who is able to exercise jointly with the licensee control over the use made of the Moyle Interconnector;
Co-operator means any person other than the licensee who owns assets which are used in conjunction with the interconnection or who is able to exercise jointly with the licensee control over the use made of the interconnection.
More Definitions of Co-operator
Co-operator means an operator to a VSMP permit that is only responsible for permit conditions relating to the discharge for which it is the operator.
Co-operator means an operator to of a VSMP permit that is only responsible for
Co-operator means both Department of Energy (DOE) and the DOE-designated contractor (as found on the signature page of each partial permit application).
Co-operator means a person who operates a mine in conjunction with another person but does not include a person who, under an arm's length agreement, has a right to receive only royalties paid or payable in cash;
Co-operator means any person other than the licensee or any affiliate or related undertaking of the licensee who owns assets which are used in conjunction with an interconnector or who is able to exercise jointly with the licensee control over the use made of the interconnector;particular interconnection capacity" means the capacity of an interconnector for transferring electricity into or out of Northern Ireland under any particular system conditions;
Co-operator means any party who enters into an agreement with the commisssion as provided in these rules.
Co-operator means any person other than the licensee who owns assets which are used in conjunction with an interconnector (s) or who is able to exercise jointly with the licensee control over the use made of theinterconnector (s).