Line Losses definition
Line Losses means all losses of Energy associated with the transmission of Energy and other electricity, if applicable, on the Seller’s Side of the POI that are recorded by the Meter at the POI.
Line Losses means all losses of Energy associated with the transmission of Energy and other electricity, if applicable, on the Seller’s side of the POI:
Line Losses means a loss factor provided by the Utility or, if one is not available, one determined by Company as applied to the Energy Usage.
Examples of Line Losses in a sentence
The Seller will be responsible for all Line Losses, and all costs and liabilities relating to the transmission of Energy and other electricity, if applicable, on the Seller’s Side of the POI.
More Definitions of Line Losses
Line Losses means those losses set forth in Buyer’s Supplier Tariff.
Line Losses means electrical energy consumed or lost in the transmission of electrical energy and/or electrical energy which is not available for useful purposes at the intended points of final consumption.
Line Losses means loss of energy, across power lines, during the transmission of electricity;
Line Losses means the difference between the electricity supplied (kWh) and the final consumption of electricity (including unbilled electricity) of all customer categories minus the electricity consumption by the company in its generating stations (station use).
Line Losses means the costs reflecting the difference between the Energy Usage and the ISO settlement volumes.
Line Losses means FortisBC transmission losses as determined from time to time in accordance with FortisBC Rate Schedule 109 for Large General Service – Transmission.
Line Losses means transmission losses including loses on the ISO-NE PTF, losses from the ISO-NE PTF to the interconnection with the Cooperative’s distribution system, and losses on the Cooperative’s distribution system