DNO definition

DNO means the holder of an Electricity Distribution Licence in which Section B of the standard distribution licence conditions has effect;

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DNO means Distribution Network Operator.

DNO means the entity which is licensed to distribute electricity in the area in which the Project is located;

Examples of DNO in a sentence

• Total number of cases of theft of gas resolved The number of cases of theft of gas resolved by the DNO in the reporting month that it is that DNO’s responsibility to investigate.

• Total number of suspected / reported incidences of theft of gas that the DNO is responsible for investigating The number of suspected / reported incidences of theft of gas, from the total number received in the reporting month that it is the responsibility of the DNO to investigate.

• Total number of suspected / reported incidences of theft of gas received The total number of theft of gas cases received during the reporting month by the DNO.

• Shipper Short Code / DNO Name The unique code which identifies each Shipper Licence or the DNO Name.

• Money recovered The amount of money recovered in the reporting month by DNO’s following confirmation that gas has been illegally taken pursuant to DNO Licence Condition 7(2).

More Definitions of DNO

DNO means Northern Ireland Electricity Networks Limited;

DNO means the Distribution System owner identified in the Letter.

DNO s Works’ means all of the works described in the Schedule that are to be carried out by the DNO on these Terms and Conditions;

DNO means the Licence Holder who owns Distribution System to which You have requested a connection or who you have requested carries out Diversionary Works (or both) as the case may be;

DNO means DNO Tunisia AS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of DNO International ASA;

DNO has the meaning given in Part M of this Schedule 1;

DNO means a person that holds a licence under section 6(1)(c) of the Electricity Act 1989;