net demand definition
net demand means the sum of the demand for active energy for which an electricity supplier is responsible including demand directly connected to the transmission system or a distribution network, less the output of any generation for which an electricity supplier is responsible that is connected to a distribution network, and for the purposes of this paragraph net demand cannot be less than zero; and
net demand means the portion of gross demand that is attributable to the DSM program, including free ridership and spillover.
net demand means the expected delivery quantities of a Product for the week, calculated as follows: (the mid-point between the Minimum Inventory Level and the Maximum Inventory Level + Backlog + Gross Demand for the current week) minus Available Inventory.
More Definitions of net demand
net demand means the sum of the demand for active energy for which an electricity supplier is responsible including demand directly connected to the transmission system or a distribution
net demand means the expected delivery quantities for the week, and it is calculated as follows: [***].
net demand means the expected [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT], and it is calculated as follows: [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT].