E-tag definition
E-tag means an energy tag representing transactions on the North American bulk electricity market scheduled to flow between or across balancing authority areas and to and from locations listed in an affiliated registry, as represented in a manner and form created by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation and as maintained by the North American Energy Standards Board or a successor organiza- tion.
E-tag means an electronic record that contains the details of a transaction to transfer energy from a source point to a sink where the energy is scheduled for transmission across one or more balancing authority area boundaries. For purposes of this definition, “source point” refers to the generation source of the energy, and “sink” refers to the balancing authority in which the electric load is located.
E-tag means North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) energy tag.
More Definitions of E-tag
E-tag means an electronic device affixed to a specific motor vehicle in accordance with the Specification Regulations to identify that motor vehicle when it passes under a gantry;
E-tag means a device which operates to assist ▇▇▇▇▇▇ in the levying of electronic toll collection; a system which collects tolls electronically thereby eliminating the delays occasioned by the collection of tolls at toll plazas;
E-tag means an energy tag representing transactions on the North American bulk electricity market scheduled to flow between or across balancing authority areas and to and from locations listed in
E-tag means a transaction described as an "energy schedule" transferred over a prescribed path for a specific duration and time frame.
E-tag means an energy tag representing transactions on the North American bulk electricity market scheduled to flow
E-tag has the meaning set forth in the CAISO Tariff.
E-tag means an energy tag representing transactions on the North American bulk electricity market scheduled to flow between or across balancing authority areas and to and from locations listed in an affiliated registry, as represented in a manner and form created by the North American Electric