Maximum Utilisation Period definition
Maximum Utilisation Period means the period of time in respect of a Site / CMZ Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Site(s) / CMZ Group is greater than 0MW or the demand of MW and Mvar of electricity is less than the Contracted Capacity as set out in the Customer Portal as the same may be updated from time to time;
Maximum Utilisation Period means the longest period of time that a Service Response can be maintained, in respect of a single Event for a Dispatch Group;
Maximum Utilisation Period means the period of time in respect of a Site / Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Site / Group is greater than 0MW or the Demand is less than the Contracted Capacity as set out in the Customer Portal as the same may be updated from time to time; "Minimum Utilisation Period" means the period of time in respect of a Site / Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Site / Group is greater than 0MW or the Demand is less than the Contracted Capacity (including any ramping period) as set out in the Customer Portal as the same may be updated from time to time;
More Definitions of Maximum Utilisation Period
Maximum Utilisation Period means the period of time in respect of a Site / CMZ Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Site(s) / CMZ Group is greater than 0MW or the demand of MW and Mvar of electricity is less than the Contracted Capacity as set out in the Customer Portal as the same may be updated from time to time; "Minimum Utilisation Period" means the period of time in respect of a Site(s) / CMZ Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Site(s) / CMZ Group is greater than 0MW or the demand of MW and Mvar of electricity is less than the Contracted Capacity (including any ramping period) as set out in the Customer Portal as the same may be updated from time to time; "Operational Day" means the period from 0500 hours on one day to 0500 hours on the following day; "Operational Period" means the duration for which a Flexibility Service may be required by the Company which shall, in respect of each Flexibility Service requirement, and unless such Flexibility Service requirement or this Agreement is terminated earlier in accordance with its terms, be for a minimum period of one (1) year from the date of Contract Award in respect of such Flexibility Service requirement as may be extended in accordance with Clause 2.2; "Response Time" means the maximum period of time (in minutes) which is permitted to elapse from despatch of Demand Response by the Company or issue of a Utilisation Instruction by the Company (as relevant) to achieving the Contracted Capacity at the relevant Site(s) / CMZ Group in connection with the Flexibility Services at set out in the Customer Portal; "Recovery Period" means the period specified in the Customer Portal, which commences upon expiry of the earlier of the Cease Time, the Maximum Utilisation Period or relevant Accepted Arming Window or Accepted Availability Window (as relevant), for which the Site(s) / CMZ Group is not available to be despatched; "Term" means the duration of this Agreement; "Utilisation" means in respect of a Site(s) / CMZ Group, any despatch of Demand Response following a Utilisation Instruction from the Company during a constraint event in accordance with this Agreement which is provided continuously until the Event End Time and "Utilised" shall be construed accordingly; "Week" means a period of seven Operational Days commencing at 05.00 hours on a Monday and terminating at 05.00 hours on the next following Monday; "Weekly Limit" means, in relation to any Week in respect of any Site(s) / CMZ Gr...
Maximum Utilisation Period means the period of time in respect of a Trade Dispatch Group beginning at the time at which either the output of that Trade Dispatch Group is greater than 0MW or the demand of MW and Mvar of electricity is less than the Contracted Capacity as set out in the Trade Award.