Metered Demand definition

Metered Demand means the registered demand in kW or 90% of the registered demand in kVA;
Metered Demand means the registered demand measured in or converted to kVA;
Metered Demand is the 5-Minute Metered Demand.

Examples of Metered Demand in a sentence

  • The Peak Metered Demand is the highest Metered Demand in the billing period.

  • If the Metered Demand exceeds the sum of the Firm Demand and the Maximum Opportunity Demand specified in the agreement, during any time within the period covered by the agreement, then the Firm Demand level will be increased by the excess (kW) amount.

  • The Metered Demand for any month shall be the highest average during any 30-minute-consecutive period of the month of the load metered in kW.

  • Rate 61 Transmission ComponentDistribution ComponentTotal Distribution TariffService Charge for the first 50 kW of Capacity The kW of Capacity is the greatest of:1.the highest Metered Demand in the billing period;2.

  • For two-way Dynamic Schedules, the Metered Demand in kilowatts shall be the largest instantaneous value of the Dynamic Schedule during the hour.


More Definitions of Metered Demand

Metered Demand means Company’s metered power demand. Metered demand may be determined on a 30-Minute or 5-Minute basis, as applicable, and be adjusted for any transmission and distribution losses. However, if the Rate Schedule provides for a measured demand, Metered Demand will be deemed to be higher of the metered power demand or the measured power demand.
Metered Demand means the rate at which electric energy is delivered to a POD, or from a POS, expressed in kW or MW, averaged over a 15-minute, 1- minute or other interval as deemed necessary by the Transmission Administrator.
Metered Demand means the rate at which electric energy is delivered to a point of delivery or from a point of supply, in MW, measured by the relevant metering equipment and averaged over a 15-minute or other interval as deemed necessary by the ISO.349
Metered Demand means the customer’s highest thirty (30) minute demand (kW) measured at the associated Metering Point(s) using consecutive fifteen (15) minute metering intervals during the monthly billing period as adjusted for power factor and Applicable Losses.
Metered Demand means the rate at which electric energy is delivered to a POD, or10 from a POS, expressed in MW, averaged over a 15-minute, 1-minute, or other interval as deemed necessary by the AESO.
Metered Demand means the rate at which electric energy is delivered to a POD, or from a POS, expressed in kW or MW, averaged over a 15-minute or shorter interval as deemed necessary by the TA.
Metered Demand means the rate at which electric energy is delivered to a POD, or from a POS, expressed in kW or MW, averaged over a 15-min ute, 1-min ute or other interval as deemed necessary by the Transmission Administrator.