PTID definition

PTID means the load bus(es) at the PTIDs indicated in Attachment A hereto and incorporated herein by reference, and any other load buses that may be served by the LSE from time to time as mutually agreed upon by the parties and reflected in an amended Attachment A.
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Examples of PTID in a sentence

  • Owner owns and has operational control over (PTID No. ), a MW electrical Generator together with appurtenant facilities and structures, located at (a/the “RMR Generator”).

  • If the Generator Deactivation Notice is for more than one Generator, and the response to this subsection 38.24.4.2 is not the same for all Generators, specify by Unit Name and PTID which Generators are able and which are not able to return to service within 180 days.

  • Ginna owns the R.E. ▇▇▇▇▇ Nuclear Power Plant, a nuclear generating station located in Ontario, New York, which consists of one (1) pressurized water reactor unit (PTID 23603) with a capacity of 581 MW (the “RSS Unit,” and together with all appurtenant facilities, the “Facility”).

  • The associated proxy bus is modeled by a generator/load pair and is currently represented by NYISO as CEDARSHQ_Gen (PTID 323590) and CEDARSHQ_LOAD (PTID 355586).

  • Owner shall periodically deliver non-binding 36-month schedules of planned maintenance outages during the Term, showing (i) a description of the work to be performed, (ii) start date and time, (iii) end date and time, (iv) recall time, (v) the availability of the affected Project (if any), (vi) MW derate (if any), and (vii) name or single point identifier (or PTID) of the asset.

  • The MW level of CRIS for a Project comprised of multiple Generators (e.g., Co-located Storage Resource or single technology facility with multiple units, each proposed to be assigned a single PTID) will be determined at the facility (i.e., Project) level and shall be allocated among the multiple Generators, as requested by Developer (to the extent permissible under Section 25.8.1 of this Attachment S).

  • The Calculation Agent shall use Hourly PTID Volumes (i) for the purpose of determining the Floating Price (the “Floating Price Purpose”) and (ii) for the purpose of multiplying it by the Floating Price to determine (x) the Settlement Amount or (y) the additional payments described in the “Other Tracking Account Adjustments and Additional Payments” provision hereof (collectively, the “Settlement Amount Purposes”).

  • In the event of a default by New Principal under the NYISO Tariffs or this Agreement, the NYISO may terminate this Agreement immediately upon notice to New Principal and LSE and all rights and obligations associated with the service of load associated with the PTID shall revert to LSE, and LSE hereby agrees to accept any such reversion as principal and satisfy all obligations and requirements associated therewith (including, but not limited to, creditworthiness requirements).

  • If Total PTID Volume is (i) equal to or (ii) greater than the Notional Quantity, then Settlement Amount equals: (Floating Price times Notional Quantity) (Fixed Price times Notional Quantity).

  • The RGP shall specify in Schedule A for each Generator: the Generator Name, Generator PTID, the nameplate rating of the Generator, and whether the RGP’s Outage and/or Deactivation Authority concerns (i) outages affecting and the repair of the Generator, (ii) the deactivation or retirement of the Generator, or (iii) both.