RAE definition

RAE or “Regulatory Authority for Energy” means the independent administrative authority with responsibility over electricity market matters, which was established by Law 2773/1999 (GG Α΄ 286/22.12.1999) and its operation and responsibilities are governed by Law 4001/2011,

RAE means the Regulatory Authority for Energy.

RAE means the Hellenic Regulatory Authority for Energy. TAP shall mean the Trans Adriatic Pipeline. TAP System shall mean the gas transmission network of TAP AG.

Examples of RAE in a sentence

• Primary Care Medical Provider (PCMP) – A primary care provider contracted with a RAE to participate in the Accountable Care Collaborative as a Network Provider.

• The selection of a different PCMP may result in assignment to a different RAE.

• Regional Accountable Entity (RAE) – A single regional entity responsible for implementing the Accountable Care Collaborative within its region.

• The Contractor shall assist any Member who contacts the Contractor, including Members not in the Contractor’s region who need assistance with contacting his/her PCMP and/or RAE.

• Network Provider – Any Primary Care Medical Provider or specialty behavioral health provider contracted with the Regional Accountable Entity (RAE) to deliver Accountable Care Collaborative services to Members.

More Definitions of RAE

RAE means the Regulatory Authority for Energy in Greece.

RAE means the flow for increasing the RAM on a CNEC or combined dynamic constraint due to remedial actions taken into account in capacity calculation;

RAE or “RAEWW” means the Regulatory Authority for Energy or the Regulatory Authority for Energy, Waste & Water in Greece, as the authority was renamed.

RAE and the Local Manager (“LB” – “GL”) of an organisation are involved in some parts of the process of managing the authorisations (resp., appointing an LB – GL and maintaining the set of authorisation roles and privileges for the users belonging to their organisation). • managing the mandates • managing the integration of applications on the eHealth platform (access rules, integration of applications). From a business point of view, the UAM services are further comprised of several components2. Consumers of these services may be citizens as well as Health Care Providers; Health Care Providers have access to these services either through the eHealth Portal, or through their eHealth partner applications, on the premise that they have been granted proper access and / or comply with legal requirements. The services are intended to relieve the eHealth partner applications from the task of implementing themselves those three functions. From a user point of view, identification, authentication, checking of qualities & relations and authorisation take place along one of the following 3 scenarios:

RAE means Regional Accountable Entity; the signatory to the Agreement;

RAE means recognised assessment entity.

RAE means the Greek Regulatory Authority for Energy. “RCN 2050” means the Roadmap to Carbon Neutrality. “REGO” means Renewable Energy Guarantees Origin.