Peak Load definition

Peak Load means the maximum instantaneous operating load.
Peak Load has the meaning set forth in Section 3.13(b)(ii).
Peak Load means the average of monthly maximum system load in MW of a distribution business/licensee in its area of supply during the financial year, defined in terms of system demand in MW, as decided by the Commission from time to time;

Examples of Peak Load in a sentence

  • Prior to execution and on the 15th day of each month (or on the nearest Business Day prior to the 15th day of the month if the 15th day of the month falls on a non-Business Day) during the Term, Customer shall provide PPM written documentation proving to PPM’s satisfaction (which satisfaction shall be determined in PPM's sole reasonable discretion) that Customer has met the Minimum Hedge Threshold for its Peak Load for each applicable DSM Asset for the upcoming calendar month.

  • At all times during the Term, prior to any DSM Asset operating as a Controllable Load Resource, Customer shall enter into and maintain, for each such DSM Asset, wholesale ▇▇▇▇▇▇ such that eighty-five percent (85%) of Customer’s Peak Load for such DSM Asset is fully hedged or is otherwise on a fixed rate power purchase contract (the “Minimum Hedge Threshold”).


More Definitions of Peak Load

Peak Load means the maximum rate of Energy production, net of auxiliary loads and station electrical uses at a Unit or the Facility, which will include all turbines operating simultaneously at the maximum rate of duct firing, if applicable. Peak Load for the Facility and each Unit is specified in Appendix II.]
Peak Load means the highest clock-hour-average load for a stated period. Peak Load Hours (“PLH”) means any six or fewer hours (irrespective of whether such hours are consecutive, Heavy Load Hours, or Light Load Hours) that a Party may declare daily as Peak Load Hours pursuant to this Agreement. Once made by a Party, a Peak-Load-Hours designation shall be applied consistently with respect to such Party under all pertinent sections of this Agreement.
Peak Load means a period of exceptional workload not exceeding seven (7) consecutive working days per year for any employee.
Peak Load is defined as the max interval usage reflected by utility metered historical usage data or telemetered meter data to PPM.
Peak Load means the maximum number of minutes of Recordings to be Processed by the AnyModal CDS Service per hour.
Peak Load means the simultaneous maximum demand of the system occurring under specific time duration (e.g. annual, monthly, daily etc);
Peak Load means the maximum number of minutes of Client Recordings to be Processed by the AnyModal CDS Service per hour.