Spare Capacity definition

Spare Capacity means any Poles, Conduit, Duct or Inner-Duct not currently assigned or subject to a pending Application for Attachment/Occupancy. Spare Capacity does not include an Inner-Duct (not to exceed one Inner- Duct per party) reserved by AT&T-22STATE, CLEC, or a Third Party for maintenance, repair, or emergency restoration.

Spare Capacity has the meaning given in the Port Terminal Rules.

Spare Capacity means the capacity, from time to time, of the network, as configured at the time of an application, to provide the covered services sought in the application, having regard to Western Power’s contractual obligations in respect of the network.

Examples of Spare Capacity in a sentence

• If Spare Capacity becomes available to satisfy the Access Request prior to completion of the expansion and Operator and the Prospective Shipper agree, that Spare Capacity may be made available to satisfy the Access Request (in accordance with its priority in the queue at that time) in place of the proposed expansion capacity.

• Spare Capacity is defined as meaning, in the case of a Contract Carriage Pipeline, essentially, capacity that has not already been reserved in a contract plus contractually reserved capacity that is not being used.

• If a reserve price applies this must be stated in the Notice of Auction for Spare Capacity.

• Prospective Shippers seeking access to Spare Capacity of the DBNGP as it is configured at the time of approval of this Access Arrangement must nominate a minimum term of 2 years when lodging an Access Request for B1 Service, unless Operator in its absolute discretion agrees otherwise.

• Prospective Shippers seeking access to Spare Capacity of the DBNGP as it is configured at the time of approval of this Access Arrangement must nominate a minimum term of 2 years when lodging an Access Request for T1 Service, unless Operator in its absolute discretion agrees otherwise.

More Definitions of Spare Capacity

Spare Capacity means capacity exceeding the capacity necessary to meet normal demands that a utility could objectively justify in operational or economic terms;

Spare Capacity means any Poles, Conduit, Duct or Inner-Duct not currently assigned or subject to a pending Application for Attachment/Occupancy. Spare Capacity does not include an Inner-Duct (not to exceed one Inner- Duct per party) reserved byAT&T, CLEC, or a Third Party for maintenance, repair, or emergency restoration.

Spare Capacity means the Capacity in a Shipping Window that is unallocated or spare following the completion of the Long Term Agreement negotiations and any other capacity allocation process and includes capacity that has been surrendered by a customer and not yet re-allocated.

Spare Capacity means the capacity, from time to time, of the network, as configured at the time of an application, to provide an exit service or exit service component sought in the application, having regard to matters including Western Power’s contractual obligations in respect of the network.

Spare Capacity means that capacity of RE project that is unencumbered from any power supply commitments or power purchase agreements and is available for augmenting the proposed RE power under this RfS.

Spare Capacity means, at a point in time, the difference between the System Primary Capacity and the sum of:

Spare Capacity means any Capacity in a Planning Week that is unallocated or spare following the completion of negotiations and allocation of Long Term Capacity and any other capacity allocation process and includes Capacity that has been surrendered by a customer and not yet re-allocated.