Electricity Authority definition
Electricity Authority has the meaning given in section 5 of the Act;
Electricity Authority means [F13a person authorised by a licence under Part I of the Electricity Act 1989 to transmit or supply electricity] or [F14a person authorised by a licence under Part II of the Electricity (Northern Ireland) Order 1992 to transmit or supply electricity];
Electricity Authority. (EA) means the Electricity Authority which is an independent Crown entity responsible for regulating the New Zealand electricity market.
Examples of Electricity Authority in a sentence
According to the National Electricity Plan 2023 by the Central Electricity Authority, the country’s energy storage capacity requirement is projected to reach 236.2 GWh by 2031-32, with the market size estimated at approximately $57 billion by 2032 and $443 billion by 2047.
Either party may disclose the arbitrator’s decision under clause 23.8 to the Electricity Authority in accordance with the Code.
More Definitions of Electricity Authority
Electricity Authority means the independent Crown entity responsible for the efficient operation of the New Zealand electricity market.
Electricity Authority has the meaning given in section 5 of the Act; "Electricity Only Supply Agreement" means an agreement between the Trader and a Customer for the supply of electricity only;
Electricity Authority means The Electricity Authority of New South Wales constituted under the Electricity Development Act, 194 5 ;
Electricity Authority means any legal entity which produces and sells electricity to the Purchaser at any time, whether such entity is a limited company, government authority, state-owned enterprise or organization which has the legal right to perform such tasks.
Electricity Authority means a City approved supplier of electricity,
Electricity Authority means The Electricity Authority of Ne w South Wales constituted under the Electricity Development Act, 1945;
Electricity Authority means The Queensland Electricity Generating Board, any Electricity Board, and any other authority, person or body determined by the Electricity Act to be an Electricity Authority;