Grid sub-station definition

Grid sub-station means a sub-station equipped with transformer and switchgear belonging to the power supply authority from which power at 25 KV is supplied for electric traction.
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Grid sub-station means [Name of sub-station] owned, maintained and operated by U.P. Power Transmission Corporation Limited;
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Grid sub-station means 110/33kV Government sub-station situated in the state of Karnataka, India.
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Examples of Grid sub-station in a sentence

  • The Power so transmitted shall be delivered at the Grid substation located at…………….

  • When a contractor enters and exits a National Grid substation, the contractor will ensure that the System Control Center is notified.

  • The Generating Company shall provide reliable and effective communication through wireless/hotline etc., between the Generating Company & the interconnecting Grid substation and also between the Generating Company and the SLDC.

  • The Point of Connection (PoC) will be located at the existing West Burton 400kV National Grid substation within the site of West Burton Power Station, currently owned by EDF.

  • Existing transmission/distribution lines of APDCL may be utilized for evacuation of power from the Generating Plant to the Grid sub-station, on the basis of a mutual agreement between the Generating Plant and APDCL, with the approval of AERC.

  • Grid substation at Boko, in Kamrup (Rural) District owned by APDCL shall allow the Generating Company to interconnect its facility and operate in parallel with APDCL system, subject to the provisions of this Agreement, Electricity Act, 2003 and the State Electricity Grid Codes as applicable and amended from time to time.

  • But GRIDCO could not draw the full State share (600 MW) of the plant due to transmission line constraint which was there due to availability of only two circuits of 220 KV line between SEL and Budhipadar Grid sub-station through which SEL power is injected in to the State transmission system.

  • The two wind farms will connect to the existing National Grid substation at Creyke ▇▇▇▇, in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

  • The proposed new 400/220 kV Grid substation (400/220 kV, 500 MVA-2 nos ICT) at Rimuli shall be conventional Air InsulatedSubstation (AIS) type.

  • The Po int of Connection (Po C) will be located at the existin g ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 400kV Natio nal Grid substation with in the site of the now- decom m issioned ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Power Statio n , currently owned by EDF.