Designated Network Resource definition

Designated Network Resource means a firm MW resource delivered over a firm transmission path designated for serving network/ native load.
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Designated Network Resource means a resource that has been identified as a designated network resource pursuant to the PJM or LG&E/KU tariffs or Transmission Service Guidelines.
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Designated Network Resource or “DNR” means a resource deliverable to the Buyer’s Network Load designated as a “Network Resource” as defined under the applicable Transmission Provider Tariff and related documents. The term DNR shall apply to the Facilities and to the resource selected by Seller, and accepted by MISO as a WEPCO Designated Network Resource, and accepted by the applicable regional reliability council, to provide Replacement Capacity for Buyer in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
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Examples of Designated Network Resource in a sentence

  • When a jointly owned unit, which is also listed as a Designated Network Resource for the Historic Firm Flow calculation, participates in more than one market, and the generator output from that unit between the two markets is represented as interchange with a corresponding tag(s) that is accounted for by the IDC and not as a pseudo-tie generator internal to each market’s Control Area, its modeling in the Market Flow calculation will be aligned with that in the Historic Firm Flow calculation.

  • Entry into forward MISO Designated Network Resource Capacity Sales Agreements Quitclaim Deed for Parcel Three by the Project Company to Seller.

  • Upon the effective date of Seller’s exercise of the foregoing right, Subsection 7(a) shall not apply (except that the Parties shall continue to cooperate to maintain Designated Network Resource status of the MC-Facility for Consumers) and Seller shall be responsible for the charges assessed and payments made by MISO with respect to the asset owner of the Commercial Pricing Node associated with electric energy deliveries under this Agreement.

  • In our opinion, it is clear to the parties the established criteria must be combined in the legislation, since each specific relationships are provided for more clearly in the legislation and their participants if adapted, it will prevent conflicts from arising in this regard later.


More Definitions of Designated Network Resource

Designated Network Resource has the meaning assigned to it in the Interconnection Provider’s open access transmission tariff.
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