Mandatory Technical Trial definition

Mandatory Technical Trial means the trial conducted in Wave 1 for the purposes of verifying the capability of the DER Unit to provide Reactive Power Response and Active Power Response in response to simulated conditions on the network;
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Mandatory Technical Trial has the meaning given to it in schedule 2
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Examples of Mandatory Technical Trial in a sentence

  • To participate in the Active Power Service, DER must first complete a Mandatory Technical Trial.

  • A DER Unit must complete the Active Power Service elements of the Mandatory Technical Trial before the Provider can offer Active Power Response in any Power Potential Tender.

  • Before participating in the waves, Participants must complete a Mandatory Technical Trial (see section 3.3.

  • Before participating in the Wave 1 trial, Participants must complete a Mandatory Technical Trial.

  • DER must have completed the Mandatory Technical Trial in order to participate in the Competitive Bidding wave.

  • DER will need to complete a Mandatory Technical Trial before being able to participate in the Active Power Service.

  • During the Mandatory Technical Trial DER will receive an administered Utilisation Price set to £150/MWh There will be no Optional Technical Trial for the Active Power Service in Wave 1.

  • UKPN shall notify the Provider of the intended Mandatory Running Schedule for the DER Unit by email on not less than seven (7) days’ notice prior to the Trading Day on and from which the Mandatory Technical Trial is due to commence.

  • During the Mandatory Technical Trial DER will receive an administered Utilisation Price set to [fixed fee to be determined].

  • During the Mandatory Technical Trial DER will receive an administered Utilisation Price set to £150/MWh. There will be no Optional Technical Trial for the Active Power Service in Wave 1.