LSE means the London Stock Exchange.
LSE means load-serving entity.
LSE means the London Stock Exchange plc.
Examples of LSE in a sentence
An entity, excluding the ISO, that is a Transmission Customer under the ISO OATT, Customer under the ISO Services Tariff, Power Exchange, Transmission Owner, Primary Holder, LSE, Supplier, Distributed Generator, Demand Response Provider, and their designated agents.
In the event that a Transmission Owner, Generator, marketer, or LSE should perform, or fail to perform, or fail to follow the ISO’s instructions or orders in such a way as to violate a Reliability Rule, or otherwise to endanger the reliability of the NYS Power System, the ISO Board shall have the right and obligation to take appropriate action and assess appropriate penalties against the offending entity, as set forth below.
More Definitions of LSE
LSE means the London Stock Exchange plc (or its successor).
LSE means “Load Serving Entity” as such term is defined in the CAISO Tariff.
LSE means the London Stock Exchange;
LSE means load-serving entity. LSEs may be an investor-owned utility, an electric service provider, a community aggregator or community choice aggregator, or a municipality serving load in the CAISO Control Area (excluding exports).
LSE has the meaning provided in the CES Order.
LSE means the London Stock Exchange plc or any successor intitle"Mandatory ForexClear Swap Contract"means a ForexClear Swap Contract that is entered into for and on behalf of an Affected and/or Non-Affected ForexClear Option Clearing Member by the Clearing House acting pursuant to Regulation 101(d)(v) or Regulation 101(h) and Regulation 105"Mandatory ForexClear Swap Limit"means, in respect of a given day, a given ForexClear Currency and a given ForexClear Option Clearing Member, the maximum amount of Mandatory ForexClear Swap Transactions denominated in that ForexClear Currency that the Clearing House shall be entitled to enter into on that day on behalf of that ForexClear Option Clearing Member in accordance with Regulation 101(d)(v), as determined in accordance with the Procedures"Mandatory ForexClear Swap Limit Cap"means, in respect of a ForexClear Currency and all ForexClear Option Clearing Members, USD1,000,000,000 (or the equivalent denominated in the relevant ForexClear Currency) (as amended from time to time in accordance with the Regulations)"Mandatory Settlement ForexClear Swap Contract"means a ForexClear Swap Contract that is entered into for and on behalf of an Impacted and/or Non-Impacted ForexClear Option Clearing Member by the Clearing House acting pursuant to Regulation 100(k), Regulation 100(l) and Regulation 105"margin"means initial margin, variation margin and/or any other amounts required to be transferred and maintained under Regulation 20(a) (Margin and Collateral)"Margin Cover"has the meaning ascribed to such term in Default Rule 15(a)"Margin Shortfall"has the meaning assigned to it in Section 1.3.3 (Client Buffer, SwapClear Tolerance and Standing Order Amount) of Section 2C (SwapClear Clearing Service) of the Procedures"market"means a futures, options, forward, stock or other market, administered by an Exchange, or an OTC market in respect of which the Clearing House has agreed with such Exchange or, in respect of an OTC market, with certain Participants in that market, to provide clearing services on the terms of these Regulations and the Procedures"Market Data"has the meaning assigned to it in Chapter XIV(f)(i)"market day"means in respect of a commodity, a day on which the market on which that commodity is dealt in is open for trading"Market Deviation Notice"has the meaning assigned to it in Chapter XIV(l)
LSE means “Load Serving Entity” as such term is used in Section 40.9 of the Tariff.