Power Pool definition

Power Pool means the scheme operated by the Independent System Operator under the Act for exchange of Energy and financial settlement for the exchange of Energy;

Power Pool means the scheme operated by the ISO for:

Power Pool means the scheme operated by the persons appointed under section 9(1)(b) and (c) of the Act for the dispatch and exchange of electric energy and financial settlement for the exchange of electric energy;

Examples of Power Pool in a sentence

• The Retailer will be solely responsible for the purchase of electricity from the Power Pool and for arranging the delivery of such electricity to the Point of Service for Customers, subject to these Terms and Conditions.

• The eight Transmission Owners that comprise the membership of the New York Power Pool.

• Power Pool, Inc., and PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., 162 FERC ¶ 61,085 (2018) (February 2018 Order).

• Significant transmission investments to build new lines and to improve existing infrastructure are also proposed in order to strengthen the transmission links with Nigeria, to interconnect with Benin, and Burkina-Faso as part of the West Africa Power Pool (WAPP) program, and to interconnect Niger’s five small power sub- systems.

• Except for those procedures modified or superseded by the ISO Tariffs or ISO Related Agreements, the operating procedures of the New York Power Pool will remain in effect under the ISO, unless and until modified or eliminated by the ISO, consistent with the provisions of the ISO Related Documents.

More Definitions of Power Pool

Power Pool means the New England Power Pool or its successor.

Power Pool means the New York Power Pool or its successor.

Power Pool means the power pool created by the Alberta EU Act, through which all electrical power must be traded in Albert, subject to certain exceptions.

Power Pool means the power pool of Alberta;

Power Pool means "power pool" as defined in the EUA;

Power Pool means the scheme operated by the Independent System Operator for

Power Pool means a system of trading wholesale electricity that determines which generating sets or plants are called to meet demand for power at any particular time and sets the price of power for that period.