Electricity Infrastructure definition

Electricity Infrastructure means “Works” as defined in section 12(1) of the Electricity Act, 1994 and includes

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Electricity Infrastructure means a distribution system, a transmission system and any related structure, system, equipment, facility or other thing that may be prescribed by the regulations. (“infrastructure de l’électricité”)

Electricity Infrastructure means “Works” as defined in section 12(1) of the Electricity Act, 1994 and includes “Operating works” as defined in section 12(3) of that Act. “Minor Works” The following future acts are Minor Works:

Examples of Electricity Infrastructure in a sentence

Consumer Trustee the consumer trustee appointed under s 60 of the Electricity Infrastructure Investment Act 2020.
The Replacement Revolving Credit Note replaces and supersedes, but does not extinguish any unpaid Obligations evidenced by or constitute a novation of, the Replacement Revolving Credit Note.
Electricity Infrastructure The City will at its cost on or before the Closing Date undertake the following Electrical Works: • relocate the switchgear; • at its discretion relocate a transformer on certain lands if required; and • install any civil infrastructure works necessary to facilitate the works, the relocation of switchgear or the relocation of the transformer above.
The amount of Municipal Compensation for this License shall be determined by and pursuant to the Electricity Infrastructure Maintenance Fee Law (35 ILCS 645), or its successor or replacement (the “Fee Law”).
All improvements done on the Property by the Lessee after the Execution Date including the Power Plant, New Access Roads and Electricity Infrastructure shall be the property of the Lessee.
CUC shall not build its Electricity Infrastructure explicitly for the purpose of accommodating such non-electric uses.
At all times during the Term, DTE shall be responsible for the maintenance, repair and replacement, at DTE’s sole cost and expense, of the Electricity Infrastructure.
Furthermore, the Oneok Commitments specifically include, but are not limited to, the Electricity Infrastructure Build-Out (as defined in the Concurrent Contracts) as well as the Minimum Quantity Agreement (as defined in the Concurrent Contracts), both of which are identified and described on Exhibit “A” of the Concurrent Contracts.

More Definitions of Electricity Infrastructure

Electricity Infrastructure means any electrical equipment that is owned and operated by an electricity entity and used for the generation, transmission, distribution or storage of electricity;

Electricity Infrastructure means the underground cables (including wires, earth wires, fibre optic cables and other communication cables, pipes, coatings and ducts), connections, cable draw pits, cable joints, cable marker posts, cable terminals, earth bonding and tape, drains, culverts, fibre optic pits, inspection boxes, trenches, marking bands, protective boards or tiles, jointing pits, link boxes, manholes, monitoring equipment, apparatus, conductors, supports, plant, equipment, pillars, warning tape, sheaths and other underground or overground equipment and apparatus associated with or ancillary to such underground cables

Electricity Infrastructure means “Works” as defined in section 12(1) of the Electricity Act 1994 and includes “Operating works” as defined in section 12(3) of that Act.

Electricity Infrastructure means the electricity infrastructure used in connection with the Operations (but does not include an electrical installation);

Electricity Infrastructure means any asset of the Lessee that is lawfully constructed, erected, used, placed, installed or affixed to the Property, in connection with provision of the Power Plant;

Electricity Infrastructure means any transmission system or distribution system, including any electric line;