Supplemental Energy definition

Supplemental Energy is the Energy from Projects which have uncommitted capacity following finalization of the Hour-Ahead Schedules and which Energy shall be available to CAISO during the Real Time Market.

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Supplemental Energy means all energy taken in a Month in excess of Firm Energy, Generation Outage Energy, Interruptible Energy, Oil-Fired Boiler Replacement Energy and energy supplied to the electric boiler for Secondary Energy.

Supplemental Energy for any billing month means the sum of energy associated with the Supplemental Demands of the billing month less the energy associated with the excess of the Alternative Power over the Standby Contract Demand.

Examples of Supplemental Energy in a sentence

If, at any time, you need more electric energy than is being produced by the Solar System ("Supplemental Energy"), you will be responsible for purchasing that Supplemental Energy from another supplier, such as your Utility, and for paying any fees associated with such Supplemental Energy that the other supplier may charge.
Due to the ISO’s reliance on interruptible Loads to relieve System Emergencies and its contractual relationship with each UDC, the ISO will not accept, and the Participating Load shall not submit Adjustment Bids, Supplemental Energy bids, or Ancillary Services bids or self-provided Ancillary Service Schedules from interruptible Loads which are subject to curtailment criteria established under existing retail tariffs, except under such conditions as may be specified in the ISO Tariff.
The Participating Load and ISO acknowledge that all Loads which desire to submit Adjustment Bids, Supplemental Energy bids, or Ancillary Services bids or self-provided schedules to the ISO through a Scheduling Coordinator must be included in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.
The Participating Generator and ISO acknowledge that all Generators, except those specified in Section 2.2.1 of this Agreement, wishing to schedule Energy and to submit Adjustment Bids, Supplemental Energy bids and bids for Ancillary Services to the ISO through a Scheduling Coordinator must sign this Agreement in accordance with Section 5 of the ISO Tariff.
The Participating Generator and ISO acknowledge that all Qualifying Facility Generators, except those specified in Section 2.2.1 of this Agreement, wishing to schedule Energy and to submit Adjustment Bids, Supplemental Energy bids and bids for Ancillary Services to the ISO through a Scheduling Coordinator shall first execute this Agreement or the standard Participating Generator Agreement applicable to non-QF Generators.

More Definitions of Supplemental Energy

Supplemental Energy is the Energy from the Project that have uncommitted capacity following finalization of the HASP awards and available to the CAISO during the Real Time Market.

Supplemental Energy means, for any hour, the lesser of: (i) the difference equal to (A) the Net Energy Load in such hour, minus (B) the Scheduled Energy with respect to such hour, or (ii) the Bandwidth Allowance for such hour; provided, however, that in no event shall Supplemental Energy be less than zero.

Supplemental Energy means the amount for each Hour by which the Project Output is less than the Total Supply Obligation energy requirement.

Supplemental Energy means the amount for each Hour by which energy output from all projects is less than (b) the Block 2 Total Supply Obligation energy requirement.

Supplemental Energy shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.04.

Supplemental Energy means the supplemental amount of Energy, if any, to be determined by Nalcor in accordance with Schedule 4 that will be Scheduled and delivered by Nalcor to Emera at the Delivery Point (and for greater certainty is an amount net of Transmission Losses) for the five-year period commencing at First Commercial Power;

Supplemental Energy means, for any Settlement Interval, the amount of Electricity delivered by CLI to LCC at the Electricity Points of Delivery under this Agreement in excess of the product of (1) the Base Electric Capacity in effect during the Settlement Interval and (2) the length of the Settlement Interval (expressed in hours), but with such excess not to exceed the product of 2,000 kW and the length of the Settlement Interval (expressed in hours).