Load Delivery definition

Load Delivery means power and energy produced by use of on-site generation and delivered to the Company’s primary distribution feeders during a period of curtailment.
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Load Delivery means power and energy produced by use of on-site generation and delivered to the Company’s primary distribution feeders at the direction of and for the hours specified by the NYISO under NYISO SCR procedures.
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Examples of Load Delivery in a sentence

  • For example, if Buyer's Dispatch order for one Unit was given 75 minutes prior to the Requested Load Delivery Time of 1200 and Seller delivers Electric Energy at the requested load by 1210 such delay beyond the Requested Load Delivery Time shall not be taken into account in calculation of an Availability Adjustment; however, deliveries after 1210 shall be taken into account for calculation of the Availability Adjustment.

  • Buyer must provide Seller its Dispatch request and such request must be confirmed by Seller's operator, for any Summer On Peak Hours a minimum of one hour and twenty five (25) minutes prior to the Requested Load Delivery Time of one or both Units, and if Buyer is also dispatching one or both of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units, one hour and thirty five (35) minutes prior to the Requested Load Delivery Time for all Units Dispatched (including ▇▇▇▇▇▇ III Units).

  • Buyer must provide Seller its Dispatch request and such request must be confirmed by Seller's operator, for any Summer On Peak Hours a minimum of one hour and twenty five (25) minutes prior to the Requested Load Delivery Time of one or both Units, and if Buyer is also dispatching one or both of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ Units, one hour and thirty five (35) minutes prior to the Requested Load Delivery Time for all Units Dispatched (including ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ Units).