Substitute Capacity definition

Substitute Capacity means “RA Substitute Capacity” as defined in the Tariff.

Substitute Capacity has the meaning set forth in Section 3.9(a).

Substitute Capacity means “RA Substitute Capacity” as defined in the CAISO Tariff.

Examples of Substitute Capacity in a sentence

• For each day the substitute resource is committed to provide Flexible RA Capacity and/or RA Substitute Capacity in more than one Flexible Capacity Category, the RAAIM Availability Assessment applies the must-offer obligation for the highest quality Flexible Capacity Category to the total MWs of the flexible capacity requirement.

• If a Generating Unit providing both system RA Capacity and Listed Local RA Capacity is on Forced Outage, then for purposes of RAAIM and RA Substitute Capacity the quantity of the Forced Outage will be apportioned first to the system RA Capacity provided from that Generating Unit.

• Capacity on, or scheduled to be on, a Forced Outage, Approved Maintenance Outage, or de-rate, is not operationally available and shall not qualify to be RA Substitute Capacity for the duration of the period that it is unavailable.

• The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) has become the critical element for the security (state and human) of its Island members in the four decades since it was added to the regional architecture.6The South Pacific Forum did not institutionalize itself, but rather was content initially to remain a “club” of regional leaders along the lines of the Commonwealth Meeting of Heads of Government (CHOGM).

• RA Substitute Capacity will be treated as Resource Adequacy Capacity during the period of substitution for purposes of a Forced Outage or de-rate allocation.

More Definitions of Substitute Capacity

Substitute Capacity means Capacity that substitutes for a Resource Adequacy Resource.

Substitute Capacity as defined in Section 5.3, PanAmSat shall bear the risk of loss if the Buyer's Transponder(s) is damaged or made unusable as a result of attempting to make the change (i.e., if the Performance Specifications for such Transponder can no longer be met, the provisions of this Agreement that apply to a failure of a Buyer's Transponder on a Confirmed Basis shall apply); and (c) except as provided in the preceding clause (b), Buyer shall accept the risk of loss if the Buyer's Transponder(s) is damaged or made unusable as a result of attempting to make the switch (i.e., the Buyer's Transponder shall not be deemed to have failed on a Confirmed Basis).

Substitute Capacity means the amount of Unit Contract Quantity in which Buyer has requested Seller or Seller’s SC to not include in its Supply Plan which Buyer can utilize as (i) RA Replacement Capacity pursuant to Section 9 of the Tariff or (ii) substitute capacity pursuant to Section 40 of the CAISO Tariff.

Substitute Capacity means capacity that is equivalent to Customer’s Transponder Capacity on another Transponder meeting the Performance Specifications in the same Beam(s) of the Satellite as such Customer’s Transponder Capacity.

Substitute Capacity means “RA Substitute Capacity” as defined in the Tariff. “Supply Plan” has the meaning set forth in the Tariff.

Substitute Capacity means the substitution by Lake Worth of the S3 unit for the Lake Worth CC (or running the Lake Worth CC under simple cycle mode) with a value of 25.0 MW for S3 and or 19.5 MW for the simple cycle mode).

Substitute Capacity means replacement Product which Seller has elected to provide to Buyer in accordance with the terms of Section 2.3.